Moodie Christine Rites Held At Myton
Christine Moodie aged 74 died after a two week illness. Born in Durham she lived in the Uintah basin about 18 years and ran a restaurant in Myton. Services were at the exoy teTiAR church at 3 pm with Eastern Star members assisting. She leaves a husband, two sisters and a brother. Her passing follows years in the region with community ties noted.
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Christine Moodie
Myron
Moodie
Durham
Uintah Basin
Phieas
Mtaliey
Myton
Duveromyer
Eastern Star
Exoy Tetiar
Tov
A. Parka
Gideon Baril
Mysor
Agic Sherbino
Grand Junction
Rinth Dakota
Milo
Cana
Three Year Old Hero Rescues Daughters From Buck
Wy BOY Proves Himself a brave helper as Master Everette Powell defends two little sisters from a charging buck. The incident occurred while the children played near a fence. Everette used his fists to shield them and shouted for help, prompting Mr. Powell to rush to their aid as the buck struck the boy.
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Wy Boy
A. Reo
Bluebon
Bluebell
Mgr
Everette
Joan Goodrich
Everarte
Yith
Mr. Powell
Utah Tourism Drive Report Shows Big Visitor Total
The 1925 Selfism Again drive summary claims 400,000 tourists visited Utah in the past season. Advertising by newspapers magazines and booklets totaled 37,824.22 dollars. Tourists spent an estimated 6.4 million dollars during the season.
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Utah
Citizens ticket triumphs in Roosevelt election results
The Citizen's ticket carried Roosevelt with a sizable majority as mayor and council members were elected. Votes show Johnson 163 for mayor, Pack 164 for four year council, Mullins 134, Young 163, Smart 133 for council, Edwards 164 for recorder, Peterson 163 for treasurer. Peoples ticket elected several officials and Myton town board members were named as well.
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Citizen's
Roosevelt
A Johnson
J. Austin Pack
Earl Mullins
Leo D. Young
Thos. TL. Smart
Homer P. Edwards
LeVern Peterson
Ees Beene
Tae C. Harmston
R. L. Spurrier
Cecil Wilker
Siglor
Deranes
J. P. May
Wred C. Ferron
C. W. Walker
Geo. H. Tingley
Stes
Sermon Highlights Local Rector Bartow in Quincy
Rev. Howard K. Bartow, rector of Christ's Episcopal Church, preached a recent sermon at Quincy. The pastor is well known and has spent time here on vacation, drawing attention to crime in Hart er and the broader talk on public affairs.
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Quincys
Howard K. Bartow
Chirist’s Episcopal Church
Bartow
J. the Fasin
Miss LaVerine Wheeler Visited Friends in Myton
Miss LaVerine Wheeler of Ft. Burchesne visited friends in Myton with H. H. Blaine and Geo. Hiatt. Miss Bernice Beaver at Meeker Colo. is home for a few days. American Legion and Auxiliary plan a big banquet at the Myton Hotel on Sunday, Nov 8.
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Bernice ‘Beaver
Meeker, Colo
American Legion’ and Auxiliary
Myton
HACKLE BERRIES REACH HIGH MARK IN SALT LAKE
Utah market notes eggs rising to 79 cents per dozen a new peak, up 3 cents from last winter. Utah seconds seen at 67 cents per dozen as prices strengthen on Salt Lake market.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Railroad expansion proposal faces approval hurdle
A letter from former Governor Bamberger to Supt. F A Gross references the Bamberger interests plan to build a railroad from Springville Utah to Craig Colorado via the junta basin. The letter indicates optimism the application will be granted despite no formal press release.
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F. A. Gross
Bamberger
Springville
Uta
Craig
Colorado
Junta
Idaho Spubs Spell Big Money to Taumers
The 1925 potato crop is forecast to bring large returns to Twin Falls area farmers in Idaho with prices seen around four dollars per hundred by spring. Growers invest heavily in potatoes, including one farmer who secured a bank extension and then put 166 acres into potatoes, using harvest proceeds to pay the mortgage and still have margin left to buy the bank.
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Twin’ Falls
Idaho
Glyen
Vernal gas well shows petroleum gas with high pressure
A test at the Vernal Utah Southern Oil Co. gas well recorded 520 pounds pressure indicating petroleum gas. The test suggests potential output near 26 060 000 cubic feet daily. Further tests at Vernal or nearby structures are planned as Rangely dome data influence prospects.
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Jwell
Utah Southern Oi
Rangely Dome
Texas Company
Border Petroleum Company
Vernal
F. J. Stir
Large oil firms acquire shale lands in Colorado fields
Oil companies move quickly to control shale lands in Rio Blanco and Garfield counties Colorado. A 2609 acre tract in the Scrushcree district at DeDeque is now owned by the Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company. Union Oil of California and Ventura Consolidated are said to be acquiring shale acreage.
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Rio Blanco
Garfeld
Colorado
Srushcree
DeDeque
Honolulu
Consolidated On ‘Company
Union Oil of
California
Tha
Ventura
Consolidated
Oil Company
New Moffat Field Well Promises Major Oil Find
An oil well in the Moffat field shows a higher structure indicating a large extension. Spudded August 17 the well hit Dakota sand earlier than planned and began flowing oil over the casing, estimated at 1600 barrels per day, with potential to exceed prior discoveries.
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Moffat
Utah to ship five carloads of turkeys for Thanksgiving
Utah poultry producers estimate approximately five carloads of turkeys will be sent to market by about 1600 poultrymen. Nationally a turkey shortage is expected with prices likely to stay strong as late maturing birds miss the Thanksgiving window, while Texas and other areas face tighter supplies.
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Utah
Utah Poultry Producers Association
Chicago
Salt Lake
Itee
Texas
4& M
Tunnel progress report from Routt County Sentinel
An official statement from the tunnel commission shows the water tunnel at 27 percent and the railroad tunnel at 72 percent completion. By week’s end 294 feet of main railroad tunnel and 109 feet from the western end were finished, with readings totaling 372 feet from the east and 149 feet in the water tunnel. The plan targets connecting the two headings by January 1 and completing railroad headings by July 1. Progress on the western water side faces soft formation, but 249 feet were driven, totaling 348 feet for the pioneer bore last week.
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Robinson
Aia
Pacific
Pioneer
Routt County Sentinel
Dana Elliott Vox Crushed At Gravel Pit Near Myton
Dana Elliott Vox, a worker for Sampson and Clyde contractors, was badly injured Saturday at a gravel pit west of Myton when caught between a heavy track and a rock crusher. He suffered chest and arm injuries and was taken to Duchesne Hospital. condition reported as stable.
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Dana Elliott Vox
Myton
Elliott. Fox
Sampson
Clyde
Myton-Antetopa
Aid
Ante- Tope
Albert’ Bjorrigon
Ladies Auxiliary and Legion Host Card Party
On Thursday evening last the Ladies Auxiliary and the Legion hosted a social event with orange and autumn colors. A well attended card party raised spirits. Mrs Wilford Barney won the ladies prize and Robert G Porter took the gentlemen’s prize.
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Ean Legion
Ista
Duchesne
Desings
Jobt
Wilford Barney
Robert G. Porter
Espas Bas
Long Hard Winter Predicted By Weather Prophets
Legends warn of a long hard winter based on several signs noted by old timers. Observers cite heavy animal activity and ground conditions, with predictions of hibernation patterns and animals seeking shelter as indicators of a severe season ahead.
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Véltet
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