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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1924
Page
4
Daneta community notes report a murder shock, marriages in Duchesne and Salt Lake temples, school enrollments at Central and Upaleo, new teachers, families moving, harvesting delays from rain, and local births and gatherings. Mentions include Thomas Rhoades’ death, Frances Beach wedding plans, and Mecham reunion while recounting farming, livestock movements, and community concerns.
Altona residents Mr and Mrs Stodard fared to Salt Lake City on September 30 to care for daughter Avaline who is weaker since leaving home. Mrs Brackenberry traveled to Duchesne for dental work and visited Dr and Mrs Wood. Wilford Stoddard and children returned from Wyoming. Heber Carre moved his family to town for winter. A free public dance drew a large crowd at the Commercial Club. Ray Timothy wedding dance honored relatives and friends Friday. Reid Strong of Provo visited Tabiona with Mrs Strong. Aunt Fanny Chatwin and others visited the Salt Lake fair.
Two threshers have begun work and are making headway under food headway. Central High School purchased a franci from Bishop Oscar Wilkins and plans an opera around Thanksgiving. The girls’ sewing class finished gingham dresses and is starting new projects. The Friday night dance was a thorough success.
Residents of Bluebell and nearby areas learned of the death of Meri Allred known as Barney after a phone message from Price on Saturday morning. Barney was long time resident, son of Mr and Mrs John Allred, born in Spring City, who later moved to Wellington.
Mr. Ephriam Waret's brother arrived from Skhamas Tuesday for a visit. W H Stone and wife and daughter Mrs Calder of Vernal attended the Salt Lake fair. J H Nelson left for Helper.
Wet week brings cattle down for winter as Drygulte Cat tle association travels to range. Various local moves include Miss Iva Richardson teaching, Asa Webb purchasing a car, J A Angus returning to Hopton and a school notice urging voter registration and the upcoming election.
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