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Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1930

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Duchesne Twenty Years Ago Bridge Plans And Bond Vote

Samuel Jepperson painted a large view of the new Duchesne bridge over the river. The Star school district approved a $10,000 bond issue by 26 to 16 with director Geo Hemphill absent. Postmaster W H Firewinter plans to resign for West Virginia. a Colton stage runs three times weekly.

Samuel Jepperson Duchesne Myron Stare Geo. Hemphill A. M. Murdock T Marsing Pyrenty W. H. Firewinter West Vironia Colton Wii Wii Make Three Round Trips Each Week, Mr. Bywater Truchesne End Enterprise M. B. Pope Charles Dickerson Luff Reder Workman Joefre Indian Canyon Pope Wale Evergly Papa Agpisis Charles Cummings Jacks Brunger Om Provo Oe Powell Hada Joe Thompson John Moffitt Theodore Heber A. Wikins Henry Renwnd Fonday Denver Gaits Robbins Provo S Murphy Bilis Benchbegek

Herrick Completes Modern Farm Improvements Near Duchesne

Edward Herrick of Duchesne outlines a 30 acre modern farm project. A cement floored barn 26 by 82 feet will house nine stock and pens, with a 30 by 12 foot shed and north corral shelter. He has 20 fruit trees and patches for gooseberries, blackberries, and strawberries. Herrick added a foundation Guernsey bull and aims to expand the herd as quality stock is located. He is an experienced, hardworking farmer.

Edward Herrick Duchesne Mr. Herrick St. Tis Herrick Uerrick Guernsey Ile Mer

Gateway Club Discusses Urgent Need for Fast Salt Lake Vernal Truck

At a Gateway Luncheon Club meeting last week a committee of Geo Koll E S W Crocker and Arthur Orr was appointed to push a fast freight truck service from Salt Lake to Vernal. They urged Sterling Transportation or another reliable firm to operate the route, noting the Uintah Basin business needs and asking other towns to support the effort.

Gateway Salt Lake Geo. Koll E. S W. Crocker Arthur Orr Sterling Transportation Company Vernal Uintah Burton Sterling Duchesne Sterling Transportation

Untimely Death of Duchesne Teen Dora Peterson

Dora Peterson age 15, daughter of Miss Geo W Thompson, died at home in Duchesne Monday after poor health. She suffered Brights disease dropsy and heart problems, was taken to Salt Lake Hospital without relief. Funeral services were held in Duchesne and she was buried in the Duchesne cemetery.

Dora Peterson Geo. W. Thompson Duchesne Reef

Death of Miles Lance in Provo Hospital

Miles Lance died Tuesday May 6 at a Provo hospital after years of arterial illness. He was 53, born in Midway, later lived in Wayne county where he married Katherine Mayhew. The couple moved to Duchesne about 1912 and resided there since. He is survived by his widow and nine children. Funeral services were held in Duchesne with burial in the Duchesne cemetery.

Miles Lance Provo Lance Mr. Lance Midway Wayne County Katherine Mayhew Duchesne

Community Guests and Visitors Schedule From Duchesne

Notes list local residents and guests visiting from Myton and Roosevelt and Vernal for stake conference and weekend visits. Names include Bishop B H Murphy Edwin Murphy Edith Mathews Oscar Nelson Maggie Mitchell J M Lloyd Lamond Dora Airs Floyd Mitchell Afr Alvin Mitchell James Lloyd and others with several travel notes and health updates.

Calvin Walker Thelma Mathews C. D. Barker Myton Duchesne BH. B. Murphy Edwin I. Murphy Edith Mathews Oscar Nelson Maggie Mitchell J. M. Lloyd Lamond Dora Airs Floyd Mitchell Afr Alvin Mitchell Ieka James Lloyd Tra A. Mitchell Amd Erwin Willams Roosevelt James Evans Vernal Sam Summera Alex Adurphy Mildview J. ‘T. Moon Fred Mitchell Salt Lake Bla John Trorton Price

Legion Auxiliary Sells Poppies on May 24

The American Legion Auxiliary and disabled World War I veterans in government hospitals and convalescent workshops prepare one million paper poppies for Memorial Day sales. Makers are paid one cent each. about $100,000 has been earned this year to aid veterans and their families. The Duchesne Unit will run the sale Saturday May 24 with poppies distributed on the streets by unit women.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Legion Légion ‘and Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary Duchesne

Watering transplanted trees for years after transplant

The article advises that transplanted trees need artificial watering for two to three years of dry seasons. Experts from the USDA recommend thorough watering twice a week rather than daily. Mulch with straw or leaves helps conserve soil moisture.

United States Department of Agriculture

Board of Education Accepts Transportation Bids and Budget

The Board approves three year contracts for most routes with bids from J. W. Gibboney Dry Guich H S & S Median Jep Larsen Lawrence Weeks J B Hadden and Elmer Bates. Monarch to Roosevelt left for later. A request for a new Farm Creek school received no action. Final twelfth grades addition at Duchesne no action. Mt Emmons unit appropriation of 15000 was turned down. Estimated receipts for next year sum to 165071 with 24.08 per pupil and 5 600 less than last year, after on hand funds.

Board of Education Startford Myton J. W Gibboney Dry Guich Roosevelt H. S&s Cove Jep Larsen Cedarview Lawrence Weeks Utahn Duchesne J. B. Hadden Strawberry Elmer Bates Monarch Farm Creek Rt. G. Porter J. 3 Mickelson Mt. Emmons Central High School Wiscomb Paxton

County Agent Visits the Shanks Farm in Utah

County Agent W. W. Owenson spoke at Ft Duchesne on February 12 about Shanks farm. Joe Shanks, a progressive Utah farmer, grows an orchard with apples plums pears cherries plus a raspberry patch garden cows sheep chickens and hogs. The Shanks farm supplies food for the family, feed for the livestock and cash income through the crops and livestock.

Joe Shanks Shanks Utah Itc W. W. Owenson Ft. Duchesne Mr. Shanks

Moffat Tunnel League pushes bid on rail route and highway link

Attendees from Utah and Colorado pressed to block the D and BR plan and to steer the Moffat line toward Missouri Pacific grouping while pushing a Craig to Vernal highway funded by government. The effort seeks congressional legislation to build the Craig to Vernal road through largely government land, amid tense transport routing and tourist impact.

Messrs W. S. Paul Ralph W.walker G. Bh, Guiid H. AW. Sheley Vernal Craig Maybelle Steffst Tunnel League Utah Colorado Interstate Commerce Commission Missouri Pacific Denver and Rio Grande Western Pacific Burlington Rock Island Moffat Tunnel League Congress Moffat

Uintah Basin Pioneer Laid to Rest

Dan T. Powell longtime Uintah Basin pioneer dies at Selt Lake May 7 after four years of ill health. Born in St. Joseph Nevada, he helped settle Duchesne and built one of its first houses. Survived by widow Emma and six children, funeral in Duchesne May 10 with Alma Poulson in charge.

Dan T. Powell Duchesne Selt Lake Powell Hye Lee Murray William J. Powell Emery County Emma Igby Mr. Powell Indian Beach Myton Paul Cluff Salt Lake Arthur B Spanish Fork West Jordan Clif Clint Mickelson Mrs. Elmer

Merkley Home Shows Fine Specimen of Hardwood Tree

Judge I A Hollenbeck of Duchesne notes a fine ash tree owned by Jerry Merkley east of Duchesne. The tree stands northeast of Mrs Merkley’s yellow stucco house and is praised as one of the county’s nicest hardwood trees as shown at the Merkley home.

I. A. Hollenbeck Duchesne Jerry’ Merkley

Funeral Services Note the Life Philosophy Talk

Mickelson and Mrs. Max Peterson attended with Sirs Leland imir opening prayer by President Owen Bennion. The Du chesne quartet sang and Ira Be Cannon led "Oh Grave Where Is Thy Victory" with voices from Mt. Emmons. J B P Madsen and G W Billings spoke as the body lay in Du chesne cemetery, Fred Cause of Mt. Emmons dedicated the grave.

Celia Brown Sarah Case Vainey Boswell Mt. Emmons J. BP. Madsen G. W. Billings Duchesne Quartette Duchesne Cemetery Fred Cause

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