Colorado migratory livestock law declared unconstitutional
A Moffat County Colorado court ruled the new migratory livestock law unconstitutional. Chester Morgan of Snake River Wyoming faced enforcement for violating inspection provisions, with potential appeal to the state Supreme Court. Routt County Sentinel notes the prior law was struck down and the new draft aimed to remove invalid features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat County
Colosorado
J. F. Meador
Craig
Colorado
Chester Morgan
Snake River
Wyo
Wyoming
Utah
Moffat
Jack McPherson
Supreme Court
Juudge Meador
Routt County
U B I C Executive Committee Holds Meeting
The U B I C executive committee met at Ft Duchesne to discuss the convention program for August. Plans include modernizing and equipping the farm with time and labor saving devices shown and demonstrated for farmers. Representatives from several towns pledged to raise their share of the funds needed for the program and the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Duchesne
Basin Company Files Water Permit for Oly Shale Development
Basin company general manager W C Price filed for fifty seconds feet of water from Willow Creek in Uintah County. The water will support various uses in developing oil shale resources in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin Company
W. C. Price
Willow Creek
Uintah County
Neola sisters freed on promise to repay fraud
Nora Olson and her sister Belle Boren of Neola were released on their own recognizance by Judge Thiman D Johnson after pleading guilty to using malls to defraud. They face final disposition on October 4 as U S District Attorney Morris says other family members were involved.
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Nora Olson
Neola
Belle Boren
Neala
Thiman D Johnson
Johnson
Uintali Basin
United States
Charles M. Morris
Thes
Davis Fitzwater Wedding at Duchesne Court House
Miss Bessie Fitzwater daughter of Postmaster Fitzwater wed Sammy Davis a Grand Junction Colorado resident at the Duchesne courthouse last Monday afternoon. The couple is greeted by many Duchesne friends who wish them happiness and prosperity.
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Court House
Duchesne
Bessie Fitzwater
Sammy Davis
Miss Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Mr. Davis
Grand Junction
Colorado
Mrs. Davis
Dr Earl Douglas to lead University fossil mounting project
Carnegie Institution expert Dr Earl Douglas takes charge of assembling five University of Utah dinosaur specimens. Work begins soon under Douglas and two assistants. two years to mount due to delicate stone encasements. The collection includes Diplodocus, Brontosaurus, a 40 foot carnivorous dinosaur, and two smaller dinos with armored hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Douglas
Carnegie Institute
University of Utah
Douglas
University
Spawning Fish Offenders Face Public Court Action
G Alexander Vernal W H Johnson Salt Lake Glenn iice Heber and W H Bradford Provo each paid 25 to the public purse in Heber City justice court on charges of modifying spawning fish in the Strawberry. State officials say the judge hinted at stiff penalties for future offenders. Spawning runs on streams feeding Strawberry reservoir are just beginning with many fish showing as last year at peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TY. G. Alexander
Vernal
W. H. Johnson
Salt Lake
Glenn Iice
Heber
W. H. Bradford
Provo
Justice Court
Strawberry
Claimants to Forty Miles of Hill Creek Water
About twelve claimants contend for water along roughly forty miles of Hill Creek. Reid Jerman, field deputy for George M. Lacon, state engineer, completed a survey of lands irrigated from the creek and received notice and summons in an adjudication suit. Ninety days of public notice follow for claims to be presented before the engineer’s allotment is made. Hill Creek winds through a box canyon and shale country with irrigable valley widths from about 100 feet to two miles, hosting home ranches and grazing lands.
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Hill Creek
Reid Jerman
George M. Lacon
Myr
Jerman
Airplane Dusting Planned Against Alfalfa Weevil
Eastern Oregon near Nyssa will test aerial calcium arsenate dusting on 500 acres of alfalfa to combat the alfalfa weevil. The May 20 trial depends on weather and weevil development, with Joand company officials showing interest in the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Oregon
Joand Company
Nyssa
Ince County
Biography of Brigham Young and Mormon Exodus Details
Continued from last week the narrative covers Brigham Young leading the Mormon exodus, hardships at Sugar Creek, scarce fodder, and quail miraculously feeding the group. It notes Brigham Young’s journals, George Q. Cannon’s reports, Captain Pitt’s brass band, and William Clayton’s meticulous camp observations and governance.
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Nauvoo
Brighary Young
Sugar Creek
Brigham Young
George Q. Cannon
Bacama
Arong
Pitt
United States
Brigham Youns
Watts
Madame Cottin
Siberia
William Clayton
Heber Kimball
Clayton
Woman killed in Willow Creek Canyon crash near Colton
Mary D. Riggs 48 of Soldier Summit died instantly when a car driven by Ethel Bunzio skidded on a wet road in Willow Creek Canyon and overturned. Bunzio was injured. Riggs wife of Thomas Riggs and mother of three. The pair were en route from Soldier Summit to Colton last Saturday.
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Dbesides
Mrs. Riggs
June Tenth Final Date For Enrolling Club Members
Local bureau highlights final enrollment date June tenth for club work in domestic art science and health across multiple communities. Reports show 39 members in various age groups including 19 in Cedarview and 26 in Myton, with weekly meetings and health livestock instruction.
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Tryland
Highland
Cedarview
Myrtle Eine
Kleber Houtz
Jersey
T Hese
Noosevelt
Kieber Houtz
Ann
Ray Dillman
Troosevalt
Duchesne County
Christiansen
State Extension Service
Harris
Jacobs
Anderson
James Hancock
Aira
Yke
Myton
N. WW. Irsfeld
Geo. ‘Philipps
R. E. Waugh
Ioenl
Tahnaze
Talmage
Seerg‘tary
Wathlquist
Kleher Houtz
Cettarview
Settlers Face Possible Bankruptcy Over Reclamation Policy
Secretary Work warns that federal reclamation policy may push settlers toward bankruptcy as banks halt loans to reclamation farmers. He advocates delaying new or extended projects until agriculture improves and urges careful handling of relief requests for those genuinely in hardship while challenging habitual postponement by delinquent borrowers.
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Work
Worl
Ena
Denver & Rio Grande Lines to Build 131-Mile Uintah Branch
Denver & Rio Grande directors sanction a 131 mile line from Soldier Summit to Vernal and apply to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a certificate of convenience and necessity. President J S Pyeatt says the Uintah route will tap northeastern Utah resources and that data are being prepared for Commission submission.
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Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Soldier Summit
Vernal
Interstate Commercee Commission
J. S. Pyeatt
Pyeatt
Uintah
Duchegne
Utah Territory
Commission
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Uintah Basin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver & Rio ,Grande Western
Salt Lake &Denver
Utan
Salt Lake & Denver Railroad
Denver & Salt Lake Western ‘Railroad
Dotsero
Public Utilities Commission
Provo
Craig
Colo
Denver & Salt Lake
Moffat) Railroad
Salt Lake &Denver Railroad Company
Julian, M. Bamberger
Funeral Service Held for Cedarview Boy Wayne R Roberts
A funeral service was held at Cedarview last Sunday for Wayne R Roberts five-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Roberts who drowned in Dry Gulch. The boy wandered into the creek while herding cows during a storm and was swept away. Searchers found his body about 200 yards downstream after the stream rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarview
Wayne R. Roberts
Wayne Roberts
Guloh
George Roberts
State School Money Distributed Across Utah Districts
Total warrants worth 283097.71 were distributed last week from the Utah state auditor's office. Each district receives per capita payments based on school population, totaling over 24 thousand in Duchesne County and about 35.9 thousand in Uintah County.
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State of
Utah
John E. Halden
Uintah
Honey Probugers Hold Annual Meeting in Price
The Utah Honey Producers Association held its annual meeting in Price with strong attendance from Uintah Basin and eastern Utah beekeepers. Officers elected for the coming year include William Marckenzie as president A W Anderson as secretary and manager Joseph Zwahlen John Bassett Leroy Taylor and other directors report solid prospects for a good crop despite irrigation water shortages and a major eastern firm showing interest in purchasing the entire output at top market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Honey Producers Association
Uintah Basin
Utah
Tos .Association
Uintah -Basin
William Mmrckenzle
Ferron
A. W. Anderson
Emery
Joseph Zwahlen
Castle Dale
J. J. Larsen
Cleveland
John Bassett
Price
Leroy Taylor
Fort Duchesne
Fight starts on Uintah Basin line
OCR heavy briefs report a filing war before the interstate commerce commission over rail routes to Uintah Basin. Denver & Rio Grande Western and Salt Lake & Denver oppose each other on lines from Soldier Summit to Vernal and Provo to Craig, Colo., linking with the Moffat line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin Line
Lagit Lake
Denver
Lne
Rock Island Lines
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Burleton
Nfar
Great Salt Lake Basin
Union Pacific
Denver & Itle Granite Western
Denver & Salt Lake
Moffat
Bamberger and
Salt Lake
Moffat Road
James Peak
Moffat Tunnel
Denver & Tio Grande
Western
Western Cole Railgs
Utah
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Trgciston
Supreme 7
Ino- Suuies
Bigham Young
Merindia Church
MLA
Werner
Ladies Home Journal
Willam Orion
J. D. Lee
Ongy
Isafa
Israel
Willow Creek Canyon
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