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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
4
Public notice appears in a Duke publication with second-class matter status dated May 2g 1922 at the Du chesne Utah post office. Publisher GEO S Bowers and Associate Editor L A Hollenbeck are listed.
The State Teachers association gathered in Salt Lake City to push constitutional amendments while critics say the event served as propaganda. They accuse university professors and state officials of steering public schooling toward a county led autocracy, criticizing closed forums and biased speakers.
Miss Marian Mitchell visited Miss Hope Hadden over the weekend. The Hadden family hosted relatives including Dean Hadden and sons Ieland and Ivan. Albert Smith left for Price. William McQueeney and Mary Spratt hosted guests. Knight Investment crews worked on Blue Bench ditch gain. Alvin Brummitt sustained a bruised face from a fall. Michael Elank planned a Salt Lake trip for the week.
Help wanted advertisement seeks a reliable man to call on farmers in Duchesne County. Promises daily earnings from 8 to 20 dollars, no experience or capital required. Write McNeal Co. Dept. H Freeport Tl for details.
Mrs Alvin Mitchell improves after two week illness. Roosevelt visitors include Mr and Mrs Samuel Williams and Mrs Elwin Williams. A birthday dinner October 14 at BE B Murphy home honored Mr Murphy's birthday with guests including B J Murphy Barker Williams Birwit families. Oscar Nelson visited Roosevelt. Mrs Jesse Pectol to Verna for medical care. Mr and Mrs W P Meeham and Ellis returned from Salt Lake. Dora Lloyd hosted Sunday School chicken dinner. Morgan Calvert and Mrs BE L Murphy attended Roosevelt business Friday.
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