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Newspaper

Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1923

Page

2

Mount Emmons Life and Development Report

Uintah Basin correspondence details Mount Emmons community life including the Hartman contract move from Roosevelt, new homes advancing, tree planting, cream and farm produce station prospects, and social events. Notes Chester Hartman, Dry Gulch meeting in Roosevelt, Nelson-Ricks visit, LNS entertainment at Hartman home, wool pool sale, school terms, and local residents Isille Smith and Thurlo Richens.

MT. Emmons A. V. Faucett Chester Hartman Roosevelt Mount Emmons Simeon Atwood Nelson-Ricks L. N.S Farm Bureau Wool Pool

Community notes from Mt Home area

Last Wednesday Joseph A Young Sr was brought home from Knight camp with kidney trouble and remains very ill. Harald Birch is home from Knights camp after two months away. A surprise visit to Mr and Mrs Lester Akelund preceded their move to a new home on Green River. The Mt Home band serenaded local families Saturday and played along the streets. Bishop Oscar Wilkins underwent surgery at the L D S hospital and was reported as progressing as well as could be expected.

Joseph A. Young Knight Camp Harald Birch Knights Camp Lester E. Akelund Green Oscar Wilkins Heap Cook Orin Griffin Kas Zimmer[man Hospital D. P. Whitmore Roosevelt Ned fFeltch California Sarah Zimaerman Utah Zimmermon Chudren Christ Chas. Schwencke Albert H. Kneale Hylas Smith

Leeton Bennett News Notes and Local Leaders

Andrew Whitlock visits his brother at the Leeton store. Ray Gardner of Provo and deputy game warden CD. J. Thompson stayed at Dave Andrews home. Ladies circle held a surprise at John B Bennett's home with lunch. Farm Bureau meeting chose leaders for girls and boys season. Girls needlework Minnie Workman and cooking Eliza Workman. boys pig and calf Mark Murphy, poultry Clair Haslem, gardening Sam Snyder. Bennett school students plant over a hundred saa plants and beautify grounds with trees, shrubs, and flowers. Fences around the school kept prowling stock out, all done in recess. George Barker and wife from Salt Lake will spend the summer after taking a lease.

Andrew Whitlock Wilford Leeton Ray Gardner Provo CD. J. Thompson Dave Andrews John B. Bennett Farm Bureau Minnie Workman Eliza Workman Mark Murphy Clair Haslem Sam Snyder Bennett School Oregon Mr. Brown Samn Islnier Snyden Colorado Myton San Diego California Elmers R. J. Enochs Alden Minn H. B. Myton United States Ray Ward Salt Lake Major Myton O. W. Southworth Midwest Refining Company Uintah Basin Utah Utah ON Refining Company United States Royalties Company N. M. Keel Utahn Spanish Fork Forsyth Nelda Holy Cross Hospital Mary Tingley Marguerite Blaine Mildred Meeker Tingley George FE. Philipps John Meeker Lorraine Jacobs Fern Covey Nellie Covey Nellie Fowler Ruth Wood Earl Elliott George Stewart Edward Zirker Ray Leetham Justin Winkler Homer E. Rich Vernal Geo. A. Downey Chas J. Neal Thomas Johnson W. S. Henderson Chas, Tucker B. P. Kelly T. H. Woodard J.P. May A. Birch Roosevelt

Farewell Party Held for Mission Field Volunteers

A farewell event was held on April 29 to honor Glenca Burfey and Sterling Merrat who depart for the mission field at week’s end. John F. Carrell recovered fully, Mrs. 4. B. Murphy arrived for medical care, and Frank Warr showed marked improvement.

Local Socials and Farm News From MIDVIEW and LAPOINT

A mixed local roundup notes social visits, a Will Davis farm purchase by Lee and sons, and nearby movements including Wm Justlee returning from Helper. Funeral and family visits mark the week, with a primary basket party at Midview and a community effort to plant and tidy farms despite cold weather.

Lapoint Dennett Duchesne Dean Glenn Sale QM Lee and Sons Will Davis Wm. J. Justleé Helper

Ober-Ammergau passion play shown in Altonah highlights history

Hylas Smith presented pictures of the Ober-Ammergau passion play to Altonah residents as the world’s attention returns every decade to the Bavarian village. Irvine Caldwell moved his family back to Altonah and leased his property. At the farm bureau meeting chairmen for crops, dairying, markets, purity, social activities, and membership were named, with plans for monthly meetings on the tenth.

Fway James Gurr Rosevelt Hylas Smith Ober-Ammergam Altonah Ober-Ammergau Bavaria Irvine Caldwell Farm Bureau D. J. Rees Wiiedis A. F. Maxwell James C. Prows

Roosevelt area birthday party and community notices

Roosevelt hosted Mabel Newell’s ninth birthday with games and a luncheon. Local items include Mrs. M M Fryer culture club hosting, May 12 hostess Mrs Eugene Harmston, illness notes on Al Hardinger the Stealey family, and a talk by John Meeker on Christian Endeavor. Rowland Hall senior class to present Crawford with Mildred Harmston as Martha and Rozalla Zimmerman cooking at the hospital.

Mabel’ Newell Lang Eddie Betl Frizzell Desar Watkins Leland Wiscomb Theron Lambert Evelyn Wilkins Martha Edwards Arvard Watkins Thelma Hyslop Mabel Newell al Hardinger Roosevelt Provo Stealey Ross Barrett Bart Mullins Morrill Lapolnt Uintah J County John Meeker Myton Episcopal Chapel Christian Endeavor D. BP. Whitmore Aliie Wardle Lagrippe Afra Wardle Rowland Hall Crawford Mildred Harmston Martha Rozalla Zimmerman

Roosevelt area notes and church. Utah town report

A long Utah Basin bulletin lists births, funerals, school programs, harvest notes, road and bridge concerns, and local trade. It cites Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Stubbs leaving Roosevelt, Mother's Day planning, drought and frost dates, and community events in Myton Arcadia and Vernal with clergy remarks on world affairs and church roles.

Rail traffic reaches new high in week ending April 30

The American Railroad association car service division reports 938,725 cars loaded with revenue freight for the week ending April 30, surpassing the same week in 1922 by 116,917 cars and 1921 by 275,554 cars. The total also exceeds the prior week of this year by 21,689 cars.

Car Service Division American Railroad Association

Study of Alkalis Action on Concrete Initiated

R A Hart senior drainage engineer with the United States department of agriculture has traveled to Montrose Colorado to participate in the third six month alkali exposure test on concrete. The study is a cooperative effort among US reclamation service US drainage investigation bureau Portland Cement Association Canadian Association of Engineers US Bureau of Standards and Cement Pipe Line Manufacturers Association. The inspection aims to supply data on alkali effects for concrete specimens.

Rr. A. Hart United States Department of Agriculture Montrose Colo United States Reclamation Service United States Drainage Investigation Bureau Portland Cemen Association Canadian Association of Engineers United States Bureau, of Standards Cement Pipe Line Manufacturers‘ Association

James F. MacKnight Dead in Park City

James IF MacKnight a long time Ashley valley and Brown's park resident died in Park City after moving from Ashley valley to Logan for mercantile work and later mining. Born June 27 1867 in Salt Lake he was brother to Joseph I MacKnight postmaster at Price.

James IF. MacKnight Ashley Valley Brown's Park Park City Joseph I MacKnight Price Logan Salt Lake

Red Cross Delegates Named for State Convention

Mrs. C. H. Stevenson and D. C. Woodward will represent the Carben county chapter of the American Red Cross at the state convention to be held in Prové in June. Both will appear on the program at that time.

C. H. Stevenson D. C. Woodward Carben County American Red Cross Prové Stevenson Mr. Woodward

Where Can They Go Homes Hard To Find And Build

A civic notice urges safer living as homes cost more to construct and insurance offers fire prevention service. It emphasizes prevention to save lives and property, promoting Hartford Fire Insurance Company coverage through the Hartford Agency for both protection and prevention services at no extra charge.

Hartford Fire Insurance Company Hartford Fire Prevention Service Hartford” Agency

Uintah basin stream survey for land class and power

Hydraulic engineer R Woolley of the United States Geological Survey will lead a six to seven person survey party to map dam sites profile land reclassification and power potential in the Uintah basin. The effort will include locating springs trails roads cabins and gauging stations on streams such as Yellowstone fork Rock creek Duchesne river Uintah river and Ashley creek.

Uiniah Basin R. Woolley United States Geological Survey Mr. Woolley Woolley Washington United States Canoyous Uintah Basin Yellowstone Fork Rock Creek Duchesne River Uintah River Ashley Cresk

Vernal Mayday Festival Draws Crowds and Events

The first annual Mayday festival at Vernal showcased a livestock show and diverse events. Attendees from various parts of the basin enjoyed tennis, school athletics, races, ball games, and dances, marking a successful community celebration.

Vernal

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