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Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1929

Page

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Uintah Railway Tracks Sink Cutting Off Basins Mines

Snow on Baxter Pass caused 100 to 200 yards of Uintah Railway track to sink halting trains over the pass. Mail from Mack Colorado to the basin is packed across the damaged section and brought in on cars. Over 100 men at Country Bay Rector Rainbow Bandina and Big Bonanza gilsonite mines near Dragon are said to be idle due to inability to haul ore. Some ore trucks leave via Craig Colorado. A new track will likely be laid west of the grade. Repair may take 30 to 60 days delaying mine operations and contracts for gilsonite.

Baxter Pass Uintah Railway Company Uintah Railway Mack Colorado Watson Country Bay Rector Rainbow Bandina Big Bonanza Gilsonite Dragon Craig Thiry

Bank Robbery Foiled by Employee Barry Smith

Barry Smith of Roosevelt State Bank awakened by a noise, fired at a prowler through a bank window, and helped foil an attempted robbery before the burglar could loot the premises. The incident occurred Sunday morning near the bank in a city street.

Seelark Barry Smith Socsevelt State Bank Mr. Smith Ben Bank

Pur

Pur tie examines graduation plans and ceremonies with dates in May and June. The event includes a banquet at Hotel Utah and a college stage production of Meden by Euripides on the Park Plaza at the University campus.

Meden Euripedes Park Plaza Uni

Statewide weed eradication plan seeks $300,000

Harden Bennion, Utah State Department of Agriculture commissioner, urged a state wide weed fight at last week’s state board meeting. The program aims for about $300,000 next year with cost sharing among state, counties, cities, and property owners. Calcium chlorate ahead to spray white top and other weeds, with 90 to 100 percent kill rates reported last year for several species.

Harden Bennion State Department of Agriculture State Department Morning Glory Canada T Mill Weed White Top

Fort Worth Monoplane Lands After 172 Hours Flight

The Fort Worth monoplane endured 172 hours 19 minutes in the air before a precise 4 05 p m landing at Ft Worth municipal airport Texas after a solo climb from 14 34 29 a m last Sunday. Two pilots aboard the craft surpassed the Army Question Mark by over 21 hours as the engine ran steadily despite a cracked propeller from a storm. Local observers note the long endurance flight set a new record in the region.

Fort Worth Ft Worth Texas

Talmage 4-H Club Organized with Ellis Burton as President

County agent's department lists the Talmage 4-H club members with Ellis Burton as president and Ray Anderson as secretary and treasurer. Members include Gilbert Davis calf Jamey Davis sheep Murl Redford poultry Russell Jones calf Albert Kennison calf Edwin Redford calf Ray Anderson calf Lester Bennanin calf Ellix Burton calf. Leon Burton is Jeagter of this club.

Ellis Burton Ray Anderson Gilbert Davis Jamey Davis Murl Redford Russel Jones Albert Kennison Edwin Redford Lester Bennanin Ellix Burton Leon Burton

Scrub bull to be barbecued in Texas

A dusty Texas trial of a scrub dairy bull named Destructo led to a death sentence for barbecuing at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The ceremony stirred strong calls for improved livestock and removal of scrub bulls, while a long livestock profitability comparison showed higher producing cows yielding more butterfat under identical feed and management.

Texas Duchesne Pierre Destructo Welmar Chamber of Commerce United States

Mt Emmons Dairy and Chicken Club Organized

The Mt Emmons dairy and chicken club is organized with Lorra ine Thacker as president, Arthur Case as vice president, and James Babcock as secretary and treasurer. Members and projects include James Babcock calf, Arthur Case calf, Elven Hardy poultry, Azelwood Wall calf, Loz cus, Me Hacker calf, Guy Rusl.

Mt. Emmons

Weather delay raises pay rate for workers

Weather conditions have forced a change in pay, with workers set to earn an extra five dollars per day over the usual one twenty per unit rate. The adjustment applies to the current week as crews complete tasks affected by the bad weather.

Fire Destroys Cooper Residence Early Friday Morning

A fire early Friday morning destroyed Mrs Cooper's residence and contents. The Monae and furnishings were partly covered by insurance, with damage assessed to the home and its belongings.

Cooper

Unclear OCR Fragment On Cattle Economics And Faculty Dares

Fragmentary text discusses dairy cattle economics, producer incentives, and a hypothetical college funding scenario. It references a farmer or manager seeking more cows to increase herd size and revenue, and a debate over payment in kind versus product value. The readable parts mention cows, records, and productivity effects in an imagined agricultural system.

Manny John Derryman Fe Saya

Memorial Day Services Held at Myton Town

Memorial day services were held at Myton Thursday morning with Ralph Walker as commander and post chairman presiding. Mrs. Krebbe directed the music with Mrs. Fannie Bjornsen at the piano. Bishop Herold Eldredge gave the opening prayer after the singing of America. A class of girls under Mrs. Krebbs sang, R. G. Porter of Duchesne delivered the principal address in eloquent style, Mrs. Krebbs sang a solo, and Mayor Danwalder dismissed with a closing prayer.

Myton Ralph Walker William Sends Post Fannie Bjornsen Dunchesne Herold Eldredge America Krebbs R. G. Porter Duchesne

Basin Baseball League Organized In Myton

Last Sunday fans from Vernal and Duchesne gathered in Myton to form a basin baseball league. A temporary body was created and Sunday games were chosen by vote. A meeting at Roosevelt next Sunday will establish a permanent organization and set initial plans.

Vernel Duchesne Myton Roosevelt Myron Moray Financiag

Duchesne County Manufacturers Association Meeting

The Duchesne County Manufacturers Association met in Duchesne on Wednesday last week and elected to advertise in local papers to promote their products and services. President Christy Anderson led routine business and plans to publicize local industries including dairy creamery and related suppliers.

The Duchesne County Christy

Frost’s Night of Vandalism Impacts Urahy Basin Areas

A mysterious disturbance Sunday night damaged street props and gardens across the Uinguly basin. Tender garden plants and early fruit crops suffered in several sections as residents reported signs of mischief and unusual activity near the esayud Sn. Local authorities urged residents to report further incidents and secure vulnerable properties.

Uinguly * Basin

Harmston Elected President Of Utah Federation

Mrs Ora J Harmston of Richfield formerly of Roosevelt and a familiar figure in Uintah Basin was chosen president of the Utah State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at the convention's close in Salt Lake City The retiring president is Mrs Mabel N Fry Ogden About 250 members from 22 Utah clubs attended as three new clubs Duchesne Roosevelt and Vernal were granted charters.

Field Roosevelt Uintah Basin Utah State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Newhouse Hotel Salt Lake Ing Utah Duchesne Vernal

Agreement on Dotsero Cut Off May Soon Be Reached

A Denver dispatch reports confidence from Rio Grande and Moffat railroad general offices that they will soon finalize the trackage agreement over the Dotsero cutoff. Each president expresses optimism about resolving differences, with hopes higher than a year ago.

Denver Rio Grande and Moffat Railroad Dotsero

Desert Entry Law Allows Purchase of Land under Irrigation Act

A new Desert Entry Law authorizes purchase of land under the Desert Entry Act for those who filed before July 2, 1928 and spent $2 per acre or more attempting to irrigate, in cases of water shortages. Land can be bought from the government at $2 per acre.

Vernal Student Wins Race for Class President at Utah

Weldon Bullock of Vernal was elected president of the senior class at the University of Utah for 1930 in the Thursday election. He defeated Dilwertis Nebeker, Minndt Aad James Hodgson for the honor. Bullock will succeed Daniel Moyle as president of the class.

Vernal Weldon Bullock Ior Bullock Dilwertis Nebeker BA Minndt James Hodgson The Bomor Daniel Moyle

Forage Growth Delayed As Forest Stock Drops Move

The report notes weather and feed delays impacting range conditions. Officials estimate about 10,400 cattle and horses and 101,000 sheep to be affected across Asheley Nations Forest, with implications for ongoing grazing and fiscal planning. Authorities cite AG Nord as supervisor source.

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