Duchesne Courier Front Page Motto
Duchesne Utah weekly newspaper shows publisher GB Cook, editor L A Hollenbeck, and business manager H T Howes. It notes May 26 1922 as entry date and praises public service as governing motive despite some public figures failing to practice it.
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Duchesne
Utah Co
Cook
L. A. Hollenbeck
H. T. Howes
Gtah
L. A. II
Double barreled lessons from taxes and amendments
A fragment argues that schooling should teach critical thinking and condemns legislators and taxpayers facing higher taxes. It warns two concurrent issues tax notices and county amendments to raise revenue, calling the moves a "double barreled" lesson and urging prudent public financial management.
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Coung
Independent voters urged to resist party control in national election
The author urges citizens to exercise free choice and reject party pressure. Citing Newberry of Michigan and Pinchot of Pennsylvania, the piece argues independents can curb nomination buying, end-party loyalty, and safeguard American ideals by voting conscience over party line. It praises independent voters as essential reformers.
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Webster
United States
Oure
Amercan
America
Newberry
Michigan
Guard Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Ujey
Miore
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsyvania
Dlack Souls
Eam
Favor Glen Canyon Power Development
A report on the Glen Canyon dam project discusses the high cost of dam construction, especially coffer dams, and whether savings from river control above Diamond Creek would cover transmission lines. It details a December survey trip with officials from Reclamation, the Union Pacific, Edison, and Utah, visiting sites along the river to Needles California.
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Teri Wiel
Af Pavernment
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C. H. Lindseve
Hermut Stabler
Geological Survey
A. P. Davis
United States Reclamation Service
C. C. P. Kahler
Union Pacific Railway Company
Clarence Co. Stetson
Herbert Hoover
Sothern California Edison Company
H. W. Dennis
Eniet
Utah
John A. Widtsoe
R. Yw. Young Af Richfeld
Glen's Ferry
Utah Line
kStessis
Stabber
Stetson
Kahler
River
Diamona Creak
Boulder Canyon
Black Canyon
Needles
Cal
Rwe
Senator King Seeks Water Relief For Utah Settlers
In a Washington letter dated September 6 1922 Senator William H King replies to A Gardner of Hayden Utah. He notes efforts to ease the Indian bureau water distribution policy and to grant settlers a voice in canal management and charge setting. He says instructions were issued and asks to be informed if relief has not reached the area.
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Washington, D. C
T. A. Gardner,Esq
Hayden
Utah
Indian Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Service
Sheriff Sale in Duchesne County Utah November 4 1992
In the Fourth Judicial District of Utah Duchesne County the case Hightower v Thompson et al lists a sheriff sale for November 4 1992 at 2 00 PM at the county courthouse front door Duchesne the property includes the east half of the southeast quarter section two township one south range four west plus water rights represented by eighty shares of Dry Gulch Irrigation Company class A stock Duchesne Utah.
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David J. Thompson
Caroline Thompson
Seth Pixton
Utah
thee-Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
County of
Duchesne
State of
Charles R. Barton
Byer
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