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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
4
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Local residents report travel to Vernal and Uintah county areas for business and lumber visits. Social events include multiple showers for Mrs Lester Mullins, a farewell for Kenneth Spurrier, and a variety of visits and entertaining activities. Community notes cover farming, hunting, school meetings, and preparations for the November 3 election with active registration and local officials busy.
Pee Sp H P Ottosen returns from Salt Lake with a new Chevrolet. Thos L Allred Paul Hansen George Anderson and Glendon Sorenson depart for Kamas to drive cattle for Moon, brothers of Tablona. Local scrap about residents and travel based on readable fragments.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for Mrs Elsie Solmonson who died early Wednesday at Arcadia. Surviving are four sons seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Interment in Richfield cemetery followed the service.
Under state guidance the Gleanor girls organized on Sunday with Miss Leora Hanson as president and Mrs Maud Architetta as vice president. Fifteen members, led by Izora Driscoll, plan class work and sewing club activities with Mrs Chloe Case supervising the sewing department.
Vista Atwood and Evan Hanson attend a picture show at Apaico Mons. Mrs. Volemy Boswell suffers severe care needs after a cold during stormy weather. Many locals travel to Roosevelt and Salt Lake for visits, business, and church events while several illnesses and hospitalizations are noted.
News from Boneta reports Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Erickson and Velma Erickson leaving for Salt Lake where Velma and Will will wed in the temple. Miss Majorie Brandon returns to Salt Lake to finish nursing training. A welcome home ball honors Miss Fern Titcombe returning from the northern states mission.
A welcome home party was held Thursday evening for Horace Foote returning from his mission. The gathering enjoyed a pleasant evening. A note mentions a fine potato crop being dug recently. Mrs. Jesse Fowler hosted a Duchesne visitor last week. A local turkey buyer is circulating ahead of Thanksgiving.
A rambling Myton page reports deer hunters returning from the woods with sore feet, local visits by Lynn Stone and Bertie Dart to nearby towns, and seed houses filling despite wind delaying threshing. It notes upcoming events, church services, a Gettsburg history gift to the Myton library, and a Halloween dance at the Opera house with proceeds for window shades. Local residents and visitors, including L F P Blair and Geo A Petty, are mentioned with car talk and community notices.
An ad notes the unloading of a New Model Ford this week with promise of improv and a sales push. It urges customers to inspect and order now as the cars are likely to sell quickly.
A naturalist recalls a fox cornered by a dog and feigning playfulness to escape. An eagle swoops and targets the fox’s tail, which the fox uses to lure the bird. The fox then feigns play, circling the eagle until it retreats, using deception to survive.
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City publishes notice that M. J. Cleary and Ir. C. Ferron of Duchesne Utah seek to change the point of diversion and place of use for two irrigation claims on Strawberry River. They propose two diversion points and 700 feet of ditch to irrigate 140 acres in several sections. protests must be filed with affidavit and $1.90 fee.
Notices from the Utah State Engineer regarding water appropriation requests by Cleary and Fred C. Bacon and by Drew J. Madsen in Duchesne County. Details include canal diversions, dates from 1925 and 1926, locations near sections 24 and 19, T45 R7 and related land parcels, protest procedures and filing requirements.
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