Duchesne County Tattle and Community Notes
The County Clerk reports the State Auditor will halt bounty certificates until further notice. The Teller Society met with Mrs. Emery Hates presiding to honor retiring president Mrs. Stott with a quilt. A farewell party for Leah Paxton featured six friends. Various local visits, church events, and society meetings are noted, including Bishop Moulton’s Roosevelt visit, an Auxiliary gathering, and community travels to Vernal, Roosevelt, and Salt Lake for events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller Society
Emery Hates
Social Roundup From Roosevelt Inn To Price Visit
Frank Ilolente and Mrs. Partey Lambert of Roosevelt spent Thursday at Mrs. Tressley’s home. Deputy U S Marshall Augustine of Salt Lake and a defendant accused of prohibition violations with Indians were in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Marsing visited Price Sunday for medical consultation. Dr. F E Straup of Salt Lake attended the Ol Home on Monday. Mrs. Grant Murdock entertained in honor of her mother Mrs. Nellie Muir, green color theme, guests included many local ladies. bridge high score awarded to Mrs. Ed Hart, consolation to Mrs. A M Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mickelson
Clinton
Salt Lake
Marshall Augustine
F. E. Straup
Grant Murdock
Nellie Muir
Carl Roll
Arthur Brown
Bernard O'Toole
A. al Murdock
Lowe Ashton
E. W. Schonian
Roy Sehonian
Ernest Crocker
Tt. M. Pope
Lawrence Pack
O. Lockhart
Victor Duke
Arthur
BE. PL Reynolds
Boneta
Jus. Anderson
Baron Beckstead
Emmons
William Beckstead
Joe Josie
HW. A. Beckstead
Elray Larson
Wm. Frisby
Stanley McDonald
Fred Ottosen
Austin G. Burton
Franklin Davies
Mack and
Leon Burton
Eldred Allreced
Mont Ottosen
Lucille Serer
Delsa Mardman
Agnes Kenison
Leal Beckstead
Buneco
Hasteas
Mias
Tieneta
Herbert Lang
Frank Mayhew
Utaha
Claud McDonald
Meeker
Colorado
H. Y. Ottesen
Tiome
Eldred Ahred
Wyoming
Leone Beechstead
Phyllis McDonald
Shelby Mayhew
Hook
Laurence Stevens
Joe Joale
Delsa Hardman
Lucilla Sevey
Miss Hardman
Myton
Miss Sevey
Salt Lake City
Midview News Briefs and Community Notes
Snow and rain blessed the week as the Bernell players drew a crowd Friday and the Sunday School held a gathering. The Duchesne Irrigation ditch work was postponed by weather. Alvin and Mrs Coombs visit with Mrs Smith and plan to move to Fountain Green for the summer. John J Sellers, formerly of Midview, stops by en route to Heber and sells holdings to P W Tanner of Duchesne. Community members attend Mt Emmons convention. concern grows over high school access as buses are cut and outlets to Duchesne are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernell
Duchesne Irrigation Company
Alvin Coombs
Coomb
C. W. Smith
Coombs
Fountain Green
Mt. Emmons
Duchesne
Midview
Antelope
Community notes from Boneta and surroundings
Bo neta residents hosted visitors from nearby towns including Reynolds Beckstead and Josie families. School children performed Friday while a storm is said to benefit local farmers. Elray Larson hosted a social evening with multiple couples and friends featuring Buneco as the main game and a delicious lunch.
Reed Lemons welcomed a son on April 16
IDKA announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Reed Lemons on April 16. Mrs. Herbert hosted a small gathering the prior Monday with guests including Mrs. J. W. Jensen and Mrs. Ed Burgener. Local visits and social events are noted among neighbors and relatives in Myton and surrounding families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Lemons
Herbert
J. W. Jensen
Ed Burgener
John Hardman
O. A. Dart
Bell Hardman
George Burgener
Will Faucett
W. G. Gentry
Esther Lemon
Abe Sorenson
Charles Iorg
Boyle Iorg
J. B. Lemon
Virgil Mecham
Deloy Gurr
Myton
Frank Sanfelice
Jensen
Ralph Jensen
Yellen Krebbs
Tom Gentry
Snow and obituary notes from Arcadia area pages
Mrs. Margaret Murdock illness follows an Arcadia note page while a snow storm cited as costing the community thousands. Funeral attendees for Mrs. Holgate include multiple Keels and Larsen families from Emery Mayfield Spanish Fork Antelope Myton Granville and other towns. A political column argues taxes burden laborers and small businesses, blaming high government spending and corporate taxation for higher prices and job losses.
Soaking the Public Presses Questioning on Congressional Spending
Ex President Coolidge argues in his writings that when Congress passes spending laws the people pay for them. He notes the public bears the cost of legislative appropriations and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Salt Lake and Denver Railroad gets time extension
The Salt Lake and Denver Railroad Company receives an extension of time until January 1939 to prove its right of way permit on public domain. President Julian M. Bamberger says the company will relinquish its right if the Dotsero cut‑off is built, arguing a new line through the Central Basin would be unjustified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
American Wild Animals in North America Discovery List
The article lists animals that joined North America after discovery including bears wolves lynx bison reindeer moose bighorn white goat beaver and many rodents. It also mentions puma skunk and tusker with a call to build a worthy future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Beloved Arcadia Lady Passes Away
Mrs. Marie Alice Larsen Holgate dies in Ogden after two years of suffering. Born May 23 1902 in Emery Utah she leaves a husband Frank Tol site a daughter six and two sons. Funeral in Arcadia Ward House with Bishop Thomas Gilbert officiating and burial in the Utahn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Utah
Alice Harsen Holgate
Hell
Holgate
Louse
Thomas M. Gilbert
Marvin G. Shields
Maggie Peterson
Victor Billings
Duchesne
Walter Aulcomb
Midview
Thomas Gilbert
Jesus
William Wy. Sayers
Tooele
Utiah
Mariie
Antelope
Emery County
Relief Society
Marnle Alice Larsen Holgate
Emery
C. A. Larsen
Ogden
Educational weed killer demo near humana Idaho
Intermountain News summarizes local notes from Idaho and Utah. Reports cover a chlorate weed killer demonstration near Burha, forest fire lookout staffing in Boise area, tuberculosis prevention campaign for youths, and a Utah Idaho hacking tournament winner. Additional items note crop damage from field mice, railroad job cuts, farm land value gains, Wyoming farm acreage growth, a 96 year old guest at American Legion, a Boulder canyon project coin gift, trout plantings, Moroni bank closure issues, Poultry Day, cattle dipping, Utah teaching outreach, and strawberry festival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Ida
Hura
Boise
Paqoette Fororest
Touriata
Hoish
Idaho Falls
C. Ww. Parry
Ogden
Bhaver
Leaver County
Salt Lakh City
Denver & Rilo Grande Western Pacific Railroad
Raysville
Davis County
Department of Commerce
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Census Bureau
Twin Falls
Yda
American Legion
C. Sexton
Vancouver
Weather Bureau
Las Vegas
Nev
Boulder Canyon
Sloover
Chamber of Commerce of
Panguitch
Moroni
Bank of Moroni
State Bank
American Fork
Logan
Cache Valley
High Creek
Cache National Forest
L H Lichwart Ig
Utah
Boulder
Idaho
L. 8
Tate
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pleasant Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret SL. Porter
Leah Paxton
Leah
Fillmore
Helen Harmston
Robert G. Porter
John D. Winner
Roosevelt
Moulton
Episcopal Church
Ile
Leecher
Thhe
Roosevelt Church
Bulkley
Howe
Randlett
Frank Connor
Mary Connor
Schomian
Robert Porters
Frank Gregory
Teta Bates
Erma Ponison
Wm. H. Case
Vernal
Sporstmen
Lulu Kohil
Karl Kohls
Adn
Dave Iluish
Hee Wive
Lego Lily Swarm
J. B. Cowan
Albert Stephenson
Stephenson
Wallace
Wilson
Joseph Danner
Danner
LeRoy C. Funk
Nichmond
Jett
Mr. and
Airs
G. Y. Tings
Mellor Society
Fruitland
and Mwirg
Chester Lyman
Fred Johnson
J. WW. Partridge
Darlas Ann
A. M. Murdock
Billy
Oscar
Io Heber
Billings
Mra
Frank Ilolente
Partey Lambert
Tressley. Young
Carios Marsing
Price
Talmage
Idka
Margaret Murdock
John Stover
Orin Johnsonu
Air
Amd
Peter Gordon
Manghan
Marvin Shields
Dick Keel
Frank J. Hale
Granville
R. E. Miller
Minery Neilson
Bert Coleman
Torace Sheley
AHL
Denver Railroad
Uintah Basin
Uintah
J.G. Peppard Seed Company
Intermountain News
Hritefly
Lyman
Smithsonian Institute
Bridger Basin
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