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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
2
Community updates include teachers returning from the U S trip except Mrs Taylor Velva Hancock teaching grades. Local visits, Sunday school, and a plut of social events. Remarks on storm forecasts, parent teacher meeting October 30 at Rock Hall with Judge Hollenbeck. Community members travel to Salt Lake Provo and Duchesne for family and medical matters.
A Republican rally occurred Monday with speakers Afr J T Oldgroid from the state land office J P May from Roosevelt W K Dye Tiulon Larson from Duchesne and Miss Helen Burdick. The Larson band played for a post rally dance.
Miss Katie Kofford heads to Heber City for October 14 marriage to Charley Potter while Celia Olsen weds Thomas Gilbert of Arcadia in Salt Lake Temple on October 17 18. Community updates include travel for funerals and visitors, a ward conference October 22, MI A conference, local illness and a newborn boy for Roy and wife, and several town visitors from Ouray valley Duchesne Vernal and Randlett with brief remarks on health and school attendance.
The Antelope community mourns Calvin Hamilton son of Mr and Mrs Wm Hamilton born December 16 1500 at Price Utah married Myrtle Farnsworth January 30 1903 died October 19 1923 at Moffat Uintah County He leaves a wife and infant son four days old, parents, siblings and many friends join in mourning. Community sympathy extends to the bereaved family and to attending relatives from nearby towns.
Violet Camp of Malad Idaho visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Draper for a few days while Os P Burton of Duchesne digs potatoes and returns home. Duchesne visitors J P Pearson Ervin Pearson Rand O Rust and Milt Cowen visit. Ervin proofs up on his homestead. Teachers return from Salt Lake after institute. F M Shelton stays in Salt Lake for the Upper Blue Beach irrigation district. Mrs H A Beckstead hosts dinner for Mrs Joseph Draper, her daughter Violet Camp and her children.
Sunday visits by Mrs Eva C Moffitt Susan Titcomb and Relief Society members as seedgrowers celebrate high seed prices. Moffitts return from Salt Lake J C Moffitt A Fortie and Hélan Ross attend U S A event. MacCrandon heads to Khannilworth for winter. Madson listed sick. Francis Bench visited Boneta. R T Moffitt returns from Trail camp. Primary officers met at Mrs J C Moffitt home to prepare bazaar articles. G H Mower builds on town lot south of A T Beach. Owen Rennion and J J Smith attend Bluebell ward conference. Alfalfa seed yields noted. Farmers advised early eating by fetal man. Miles family and Floyd Farnsworth head to Park City for winter. LeRoy Stott and Alta Jokon wed in Salt Lake temple. mother textsaxi nether joins bride. Many men work on lakes and threshing continues.
Mrs. Robert Nelson and children arrived from Frice and will live in Neola this winter. Mr. Nelson works at the Nelson creamery where six hundred pounds of butter and five hundred pounds of cheese are produced daily. Neola residents Myrtle Gardner Meleta Bastian and several others are employed at the plant. A local party at the Greenhalgh home featured games music and supper.
R A Powell is back from Salt Lake City with sister visiting for a while. The Y M and Y I M I A held an opening social with a Mother Goose program and dancing. Attendees paid a membership fund and received a pin with the Muiual slogan for 1922. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs S H Summarell. Samuel Roberts visited. he joined the community for a few days and attended the funeral procession of the infant child of Mr and Mrs Oliver Johnson at Price. sympathy poured in.
In Leeton-Bennets a government bee inspector found foul brood in several apiaries and ordered destruction of all infected hives. One owner with three colonies burned all frames. others saved honey then burned frames. The loss is heavy but deemed necessary to wipe out the disease threatening the industry. Mrs Edgar Barker also described a wagon accident week. She was thrown from the wagon as a horse ran away while she held her baby.
Principal Smith and teachers returned Sunday from the state teacher’s association in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Miles and Mr. Eidlwards with family also came back from Rexburg Idaho after visiting Dr. Sunderland and kin. Mrs Caldwell hosted the Roosevelt Culture group last Friday afternoon. Clergy and families from White Rocks Vernal Randlett joined at a Monday dinner hosted by Rev Fryer and his wife at the Roosevelt rectory.
Local items report seed excitement and price trends in Myton. Mentions include land prices, typhoid easing, Armistice Day holiday status, and community updates such as visits, moves to Park City, and business interests like the Aultman-Taylor interview.
A garbled supplier ad touts a science themed list of ingredients and quantities including fat iron sugar lime phosphorus magnesium potassium sulfur and a toy cannon. It claims a total price of ninety eight cents over the base cost.
A garbled OCR style query asks about diverse topics including President Harding golf score subscription lists for Marlon, a dry season, a Pershing Brigadier salute, and Broadway locations. The readable content resembles a jumbled historical newspaper snippet with no clear single event or outcome to summarize.
Readable lines hint at a casual conversation about a person named Mabel and a daughter. The fragment mentions a piano and a magazine, with incomplete phrases about thirst and months like April June and November. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
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