Two Die In Duchesne Auto Crash
A Duchesne family of lL. A. Allred and relatives die after a Willys Knight overturns while exiting Indian Canyon. Cedonia Allred, 17, is killed instantly. Ferry Allred, 23, dies at Grant hotel hours later. Mrs Allred and Mrs Stott are critically injured. two young sons escape unharmed. Alred aided others despite serious injuries.
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Duchesne
Ll. A. Alrd
Laluda
Bert Stott
Willys- Knight
Saluda
Indian Canyon
Cedonia
Grant Hotel
Ferry Allred
Allred
Stott
George
Cliffora
Mr. Alfred
Beekeepers Warned to Pay 1922 License Fees
State inspector D. H. Hillman publicizes delinquent 1922 beekeeping licenses with notices to about 300 delinquents and plans to refer cases to county attorneys for enforcement. Commissioner Hinckley cites protection against foul brood diseases and that nonpayment is a misdemeanor up to 300 dollars.
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State Department of Agriculture
D. H. Hillman
State Inspector of Apiaries
Hillman
A.A. Hinckley
Vernal Rock Asphalt Tests For Utah Highway Use
State road commission laboratory in Salt Lake under Chemist Muir tests Vernal rock asphalt content to determine suitability for highways especially in Uintah basin. Results show asphalt content from 9 to 14 percent, deemed a good showing. Projected federal aid program cost is about 3 billion dollars over twenty years.
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State Road Commission
Capitol
Salt Lake
Utah
Muir
Uintah Basin
United States
Moore Divorce Suit Filed Over Habits and Custody
Annie Moore sues John N. Moore in the fourth district court seeking dissolution of marriage alleging habitual intemperance. They wed in Provo Utah on August 10, 1898 and have four children. two are married. She requests an equitable share of property, custody of the two minor children and attorney fees.
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Annie Moore
Fourth Judicial District Court
John N. Moore
Provo
Utah
New Utah Textbook Aims to Boost Local Knowledge
A plan for a statewide public school textbook is under development by the Intermountain Development league with C E Arney directing the campaign. The effort sends letters to county superintendents and principals to gather accurate data, stressing local geography and community awareness.
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Utah
Commonwealth
Intermountain Development League
C. E. Arney
London
Paris
Rome
Berlin
America
Chambers of Commerce
Colorado Supreme Court Hears Moffat Tunnel Bonds Case
The Colorado supreme court heard arguments on the validity of Moffat tunnel district bonds last Friday. No decision was issued by press time. observers expect a favorable ruling and consider whether the case may reach the United States Supreme Court.
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Moffat Tunnel
Colorado Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
World Wheat Production Estimated by USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture estimates this year’s world wheat production at 3,019,526,000 bushels excluding Russia and Mexico. The 1921 output was 3,059,596,000 bushels and the prewar 1909-18 average was 2,890,353,000 bushels.
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Russia
Mexico
United States Department of Agriculture
School Census Begins Across County This Week
The annual school census runs over the next two weeks with returns due by November 3. Enumerators must cross check districts against last year’s census to ensure every school age child is counted, as the county receives twenty five dollars per child from the state funding.
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Board of Vocation
Increase in U S crude oil production and imports
The American Petroleum Institute reports the weekly summary showing the US daily average gross crude oil production rose by 11 050 barrels to 1 655 050 for the week ending October 14. East of the Rockies output edged up to 1 135 000 barrels while California produced 420 000 barrels. Imports at principal ports totaled 1 990 814 barrels, up from 1 785 697.
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United States
American Petroleum Institute
Rocky Mountains
California
Institute
Change of venue denied in Carbon murder cases
In Carbon County district court Judge F E Wood denied 18 defendants including Pete Kukis a change of venue for the killing of Deputy A P Webb at tunnel No 3 in Spring Canyon on July 14 during a train attack by strikers. affidavits from 391 signers and 700 citizens were weighed. trials set for Kukis November 20 and the rest to follow.
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Price
F. E. Wood
Pete Kukis
A. P. Webb
Tunnel No. 3
Spring Canyon
Samuel A. King
B. W Dalton
Carbon County
Weod
Tha
Inne Diatr Evant
Salt Lake
Many Buyers For Utah Alfalfa Seed
The market for Utah alfalfa seed remains brisk as buyers flock to the region. Experts from Michigan praise Utah seed as top choice, noting prices around 14 cents per pound f o b Myton and promising fair profits for growers.
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Utah
Michigan State Farm Bureau
J. J. Cox
Michigan Agricultural College
C. L. Brody
Michigan
Michigan Farm Bureau
Daggett County to Open Cooperative Creamery Soon
Daggett county gathers funds after failed aid attempts to build a cooperative creamery with Burntfork and Mountain Home residents joining Lucerne valley partners. Harden Bennion of Salt Lake City donated Birch Springs ranch site while Elgar Carter of Fort Bridger oversees equipment installation. A Manila meeting elected Keith Smith president and Heber Bennion secretary treasurer to lead the board.
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Daggett County
Burntfork
Mountain Home
Lucern Valley
Birch Springs
Harden Bennion
Salt Lake City
Elgar Carter
Fort Bridger
Wyo
Stockhechlers
Manila
Keith Smith
Linwood
Heber Bennion
T. W. Tucker
T. A. Welch
Henry Heiner
Heber Hennlon
Salt Lake Urges Better Roads To Uintah Basin
Salt Lake business leaders pressed the state road commission to keep Uintah Basin roads open in winter. They cited $700,000 spent since 1917 on Castlegate to Duchesne and Twist Canyon routes and noted federal aid, state bonds, and county funds. They warned Colorado interests may divert Basin traffic to Grand Junction and Denver.
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Uintah Basin
State Road Commission
E. C. Knowlton
Salt Lake
Colorado
Grand Junction
Denver
J. 3. Earley
Manufacturers’ Association
Arney
Garrat S. Wilkin
United States
Knowlton
Castlegate
Duchesne
Twist Canyon
Fort Duchesne
Vernal
Uintah County
Heber-Fruitland Forest
Death of J T Murdock in Provo
Joseph Thomas Murdock aged 67 died in Provo last Monday from peritonitis. Born December 18 1956 in Salt Lake he moved from Heber City to Arcadia recently. Survived by widow Margaret Duke Murdock two sons Lee Murdock Arcadia Claude Murdock Provo four daughters Mary Casper Carrie Webster Charlestown Lina Lloyd Sylvia Jenkins Arcadian one brother and three sisters. Burial was at Heber.
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Joseph Thomas Murdock
Provo
Mr. Murdock
Salt Lake
Heber City
Arcadia
Margaret Duke Murdock
Murdock
Lee Murdock
Claude Murdock
Prova
Mary Casper
Carrie Webster
Charelstown
Lina Lloyd
Sylvia Jenkins
Arcadian
Heber
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NEW Text Books
Moppfat
Flapper
Index of
Equalization Board
State Board of Equalization
Federal Land Office
Cactus
Pete
Leavenworth Pen
Cactus Pete
Leavenworth
Mary Madock
Vero
Nebraska
Creamery
Legion Women’s
Thelma Lines
Logansport
Women's
American Légion Auxiliary
New Orleans
Deatn
J. T. Murdock
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