Road engineers visit Duchesne and Uintah for highway work
Ira R. Browning and C. Knowlton led a three day visit to Duchesne and Uintah counties to review road conditions. They discussed a $1500 county aid for Duchesne projects, planned eight miles of sand removal west of Duchesne, and pledged federal aid road extension from Antelope to Duchesne next year on the north side of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira R. Browning
2. C. Knawton
Mind Teu Ben Simpson
Deehesne
Uintah
Duchesne Thuteday
Sibmation Ait Rinocilan
Uestat
Ttus
Duchesne
Antelope
Uintah Basin
Browning
Knowlton
Wasatch
Salt Lake
Simpson
Price
Twelve Land Parcels Sold at Indian Land Sale Mt Duchesne
Twelve parcels were auctioned at the Mt Duchesne Indian land sale. Buyers across districts including Myton Neola Leeton Lupoint Altonah and Tecumseh acquired forty acre lots with prices ranging from four hundred to sixteen hundred dollars plus additional ditch maintenance and construction charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Duchesne
May Vath
Myton
W.T. Fisher
Burnett Wyaskel
Reticay
Jos
John
Neola
Peter Dunein
Seekers
Gardner
Clayton FE
Hill
W. A. Wilkerson
Clartey van
T. Wilkerson
Mars van
Leeton
W. L. Whittach
Nunoanatoos
John Rasmussen
Price
Kate Atwine
Lupoint
J. A. Houston
Whiterocks
Cheetow Shavaniness
Altonazh
O. BE. Smilin
Ira Altonah
Tecumseh
E. P. Rollimi
Altonah
Lowe Mir
EB. Keay
Altouah
Moroni
Duchesne County Valuation Figures Reported
A Duchesne County valuation report shows total assessed property value reaching over 5.7 million dollars for 1926, including livestock and personal property categories. The figures list specific totals for real estate, improvements, livestock, and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realcaigte
Many Duchesne County Cars Reported Untaxed
A state board release shows 238 cars in Duchesne County Untaxed according to records. Licenses issued total 58 cars in Duchesne County but county assessors list 71 taxed for 1920. Similar discrepancies appear in Uintah County and across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne County
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Salt Lake
Secrenry of
State
Uintah County
Counwily Assestors
Lcenses Ta Dain
Offerals
Alder Car
Uintah Basin News Briefs Attendings and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Gardner Goodvichs baby improves. William Loreen and Fern return home. Families visited in Bluebell and at the Potter place. Miss Kinchball and Clara Hancock led Primary scholars to Merrell place. Mrs Ry Blaine in serious condition with blood poisoning. Various locals visited relatives in Roosevelt Salt Lake Heber City and Park City. Uintah Creamery opens testing station at Mt Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Goodvich
William Loreen
Fern
Tanira Thomypesn
Mira
Joe Anderson
W .C. Hancock
Clara
Edith
Toospvelt
Hyland
Claud Mathews
Honeta
Levison Hancock
Alva
Nellie Hancock
Herman Winkler
Elmer Gale
Clara Hancock
Guy Mollembeck
Waby
Duchesne
Bluebell
Ry Blaine
Revella Kinchball
Merrell Place
Sarah Kimball
Roosevelt
George Powell
Heber
Hancock and Goodrich
Potter Place
Myton Beach
W. C. Hancock
Clement
Daneler Thera
Talmage
Isaac Cook
Christosher
Cook
Bristol
Baby
W. B. Woodruff
Otto Jolneen, Jr
Ballinger
W.C. Haneotyk
Chum
John Goodrich
James Cook
Ninemile
Georgee Woodruft
Blackbell
Phriday
Marie Woodens Hall
Shelby
Montini
Lorin Rowley
Salt Lake
Wesley Shirts
McNare
Clyde Rowley
2. B. Mecham
B. B. Mecham
Marjorie
Oakland
Calif
H. FP. Spears
Edith Hanbeng
Park City
Orson Monson
Ada Hanberg
Heber City
Uintah Creamery
Mt Iiume
Bert Jenson
Mutual Creamery
Elray Larsen
Cintam Basin Line May Go Ahead If Permitted
Denver and Rio Grande executives told Salt Lake chamber of commerce that a petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission could lead to a Dolsera outoll linking Salt Lake and Denver. They argued the Bamberger line lacks backing and would duplicate traffic, weakening existing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver & Rio Grande
Uintah Basin
J. S. Pyeatt
Salt Lake
Moffat Tunnel
Denver
Denver & Salt Lake
Pyeatt
Bamberger
Denver & Rio Creande
Henry C. Hall
Abe Denyer
Ric Crande
Feault
Julian Banlerwer
Pyeatll
High Trachoma Rates Found Among Uintah Basin Indians
Utah health officials report 27 percent of Uintah Basin Indians examined suffer from trachoma with about a quarter of cases having surgery in recent weeks. Dr. Clad notes the disease is highly contagious and urges precautions to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uineah Basin
T. B. Touts
D. J
Clad
Ft. Duchesne
Dariis
Otwa
Tiaedanes
Sis
Romulis
Utah
Local Social Notes Doings From Town Visit Townsfolk
Florence Tteny and Lit lis Jexson spent a week visiting Miya Reay's Wniele. Mise Cloe-Alfred. gave birth to a baby on May 17. Mr. Leo Timothy works at the McKaene ill. Heber Carroll said to favor Don for the spring. Mrs Grant Ebola went to tine reine to take care of weather. Tevine CAINE is new. Mrs Lai! (ORon Gd) hewH News fenktom citer ete date Noahs property. Sia bee bought a house at Paris. Mrs Rowden was 2 Das, Chieti ISILO tock peels. Mr Charte Fodte of Clay vrei liwe-hourh. A bach of propts, ae Meo Itoy Neluon NJaavee snow fon fie Inke to be gone iow to suites Te. Mrs Marevil and family will spend the summer frets. Mes Ruth Boebherk is here from Teylanp with her worker Mire Harley. Ors. wad Wire, lesh. Pressant jehildren of Myton ware visitation. Sundar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idea
Mises
Florence Tteny
Litlis Jexson
Miya Reay
Mise Cloe-Alfred
Leo Timothy
Heber Carroll
Grant Ebola
Tevine Caine
Lai
Noahs
Sia Bee
Bor
Pb Howe
Paiis
Rowden
Bach
Marevil
Raf Boebberk
Jehildren
Preeco
Sundar
Midview Notes on Reese Clayburn Return and Local Socials
Reese Clayburn returned from Midway last Monday to visit his ailing father, accompanied by his daughter Libbie who is in high school. A Friday dance, led by local baseball players, raised funds for more baseball equipment. Cooper Suiser attends to property here. Leona Olsen hosted a social at James Olsen’s home on Edgar Carter’s new house occasion. Harold Carlos and RL Cope visited Bonota Surcly. Lance of Antelope district filled in at a sash line event. Linde gave a timely talk. Whose Michael’s home now has stucco following recent work by 0. De Nielsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Clayburn
Midway
Libbie
Cooper Suiser
James Olsen
Leona
Edgar Carter
RL Cope
Mor
Otrs
Harold Carlos
Miestolarbog
Bonota
Lance
Linde
Michael
Ken
de Nielsen
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits Mentioned
A string of brief social items records visits and homecomings. Mrs Abe Sorensen and J W Janson hosted a gathering for Price Giulurday, Gentry family members returned from Salt Lake City, and numerous relatives spent Sundays with or visiting parents and siblings around Midview Myton and nearby towns. Remarks note tonsil surgery for Karl Lemon and slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Sorensen
J. W. Janson
Theinay Gentry
Bean —Allanding
Cohdol
Manth
Arse Wise
Sanday
J. Bhenson
Tutt
Monras
Irs
J. W. Jear Od
Three Million and Half More Bonds for Tunnel
Roult County Sentinel reports the Moffat Tunnel commission plans a 3.5 million dollar loan to finish the railroad tunnel and water tunnels. The issue, by R M Grant & Co., bears 2 percent interest with 25 year maturities and will retire into equal instruments. Ground conditions at west portal and water inflow at east portal drive the need for funds. The project shows progress with combined tunnel length 27 657 feet and 86 percent completion as of May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Leckenby
Moffat Tunnel Commission
New York City
WW Robinson
Erskine RB. Myer
Tyne
R. M. Grant & Co
West Portal
East Portal
Roult County Sentinel
31st General Conference of M M I A and Primary Held in Salt Lake
The 31st general conference of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association and the 24th annual conference of the Primary Association of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will take place June 11 12 in Salt Lake with sessions in the Tabernacle. Officers are urged to attend and the public is invited to join the meetings and contests including male chorus, solo and speaking events. A grandes 'farewell' event is planned for Monday following the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Young Mens and Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Association
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Sdrits
Mutual Improvement Association
W. M. Ly
Tabernacle
Price Man Injured in Alt Accident
Fragmentary report describes a man named Metardie of Pyle involved in an Alt accident. The text is garbled but mentions injuries and police remarks about a curve and a possible suspect. details are unclear and not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Alt Acciden
White Rocks School to Close in June
The Whiterocks school plans a two day event featuring livestock judging a Maypole pageant and broncho busting contests. Prizes donated by bankers merchants and cattlemen will be awarded. About 500 visitors are expected with Indian costumes and on campus exhibits all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks
Duchesne Stake Temple Excursion and Meeting Notice
June event invites Duchesne stake members to a temple excursion to Salt Lake City. Participants will gather at Glirawberry on the eve of June Sth for games and entertainment before traveling the next morning for a public camp and temple work activities. Local committees coordinate transportation and gatherings through June to support participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Losstes Stieneeriginntent
tlestOth
Sam “Pth
Duthie
Post Office Ald Stowe Alert Fire Alarm
Fire damaged an Ald Stowe post office after a blaze described as stove fire in the area. Report notes material loss and quick containment by local units with no further injuries disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Stowe Alert
Also Mentioned on This Page
MT. Home
Aeoe
Midview
Fonda
Alves
G. Gentry
Hildren
Sandor
de Gentry
Sondes
Stra
Karl Lemon
General Conference
L. MT. A
Métardie
Pyle
Benak God
Whiterocks School
Whiterocks Indian School
Herre Whith
GW. Billings
Evelyn
Wopfiery
Cettyal Comaniinees
nostoMeo
Tareta
Ty Alo
Matava
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!