Duchesne County voters weigh candidate merits for four year offices
Duchesne County campaign notes praise for on ticket contenders including Austin Bur Victor Billings G McGarry W H Case Nellie Mey and Roy W Rust plus others for clerk treasurer recorder assessor and congress bids. The writer urges voters to compare records and elect men and women of proven service and integrity.
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Austin G. Bur
G. Victor Billings
Victor
Tye
Thisty
JG. McGarry
Wm. H. Case Haseof
Duchesne
Mitchell
Todd
ShkeeSor
Roy W. Rust
Duchesne County
Peterson
Ig Ee
Congress
Supreme Court
PH Birle
George Toyce
Aer Tan
Church News: Amendments Discussed in Duchesne Ward Service
Charles Schwancee spoke on Amendments to the State Constitution during the L D 8 Duchesne ward evening service. Glen Webb played cornet, Helen Olsen piano, and Miss Jeppson sang and read. Large attendance attended the Roosevelt teachers program.
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Charles Schwancee
L. D
Duchesne Ward
Glen Webb
Helen Olsen
Jeppson
Roosevelt
Morning Prayer and Address at 11 30 The Church's One Foundation
Morning prayer and address scheduled at 11 30 with a theme The Church's One Foundation. Church School convenes at 10 30 for youth and adults.
Myton Community Church Plans Nov 2 Sermons and Hallowe en Festival
Myton Community Church announces Sunday sermons at 11 a.m. The Junior sermon at the same hour is Drawing a Cross. Revelation study starts next Sunday with letters to the seven churches and readings of chapters 2 and 3. A large Hallowe en festival is set for November 20 at 6 p.m. in the Opera House. Admission is free with nickel and penny extras. Westminster Choral meets November 1 at 2:30 p.m. in Thistle Hall.
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Opera House
Myton
A. Thistle
Westminster Chrele
Thistle Hall
Local residents host, travel, and events summary
Tabiona area residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items. California guest Tabiona Royal Ellis spends days with family while Iowa visitors Mrs. John Bensen and Meda Bensen visit relatives. Several locals attend dances, birthdays, or travel to Heber and Springville for dental work, business, or markets.
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Royal Ellis
California
John Bensen
Meda Bensen
Iowa
Tara Bebe Sues Over Prohibition Reform Plea
The plaintiff Tara Bebe petitions in a forum style complaint urging broad reform of prohibition law. It cites U S constitutional expansion satire and references Christ and Darrow, arguing for inclusive measures and alcohol access to reduce crime. The filing seeks judgment and political remedy.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Clarence Darrow
Christ
Taele
Lara
Local notes from Altonah and surrounding area
Len McGarry moves beef cattle to Maxwell’s ranch for fattening while sharing no feeding or profit agreement with Leslie Maxwell. Various residents including missionaries J B Murray, Warren B Davis Jr, and Dr Miles were in town or nearby on Oct 23–27 for professional, religious, or census duties with lambs weighing about 82 pounds and Sheriff Mitchell in town for business.
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Len McGarry
Maxwell
Leslie Maxwell
J. B. Murray
Warren B. Davis, Jr
Tablona
Tatna
Miles
Altonah
Geo. Mecham
Altonal
Don E. Davis
Maren Thompson
Uth Evans
Atonah
Sheriff Mitchell
What Judge A C Hatch Says About State Amendments
The Courier readers know Judge A C Hatch of Heber who opposes all six state constitutional amendments. His four column sheet accuses legislators of being swayed by betterment societies and graft seekers, losing honesty in public matters. The piece notes his strong indictment and recalls Ed Howe’s remark on lawmakers.
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Courier
A. C. Hatch
Heber
Judge Hatch
Hatch
Ed. Howe
European Farmers Get Larger Yields
Dr. Thomas L. Martin of Brightm Young university reports European farmers achieve higher yields on small plots due to intensive soil work. He suggests Western farmers plow fall loam and clay loams to create seed beds, reduce spring work, save horse labor, and boost nitrogen availability and soil aeration for better crops.
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Thomas L. Martin
Brightm Young University
Red Cliff MIA to Stage One Act Play on November 18
Local notes show Mrs. Maude Atwood returning to Vernal after visiting Orrin Curry and family. A Republican rally drew a small crowd due to a prior Tabiona dance, with speakers including Wilford McConkie and Frank Defa. Regional social visits covered include Uintah hosts, dinner gatherings, and trips to Duchesne Evanston and River Park hotel during deer season.
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Charles Atwood
Uintah
Orrin Curry
Earl Atwood
Red Cliff
Maude Atwood
Charlotte Turner
Jessup Thomas
Pheaney
Charlotte
Duchesne
Ernest Smith
Salt Lake
Pearl White
Roosevelt 4-H Girl Wins Chicago Trip
Aston Clegg of Roosevelt Duchesne county Utah will attend the ninth National 4 H club congress in Chicago and be Utah's champion in the National 4 H club girl’s style dress revue. Madge Jacobs of Roosevelt is named second honors and will take the trip if Miss Clegg cannot attend.
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Aston Clegg
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Chicago
Utah
Afton
Madge Jacobs
Miss Clegg
Turkey Crop Report Shows 1930 Decline Yet Relative Strength
The 1930 turkey crop nationwide is about 3 percent smaller than 1829 but larger than 1928 or 1927. Western states from the Dakotas to Texas show about a 10 percent drop, while East Central States gain due to drought relief and favorable hatch ratios. Despite feed shortages, young turkeys held similar October 1 conditions to last year, with Thanksgiving and Christmas readiness near 1930 levels. Western states Texas Utah Nevada fall to 0.2 percent 0.95 and 0.90 of last year respectively.
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Department of Agriculture
Dakotas
Texas
East Central
Utah
Nevada
Mountain Home News Roundup of Local Visits and Incidents
The report covers David I. Ames leaving for Houston to meet his wife and plan business in Corpus Christi, G I Stevenson and wife returning from Park City, a bee sting incident on Mary A. Walker with rescue by Mrs. Zofelt and Relief Society, visits by state engineer Geo M Bacon and county agent Funk to Twin Potts dam, Republican nominees visiting Mt. Home with road promises, Reed Lyons and wife traveling to Vernal on business, bridge work on Lake Fork at Willow Springs, and Rue Miles and family motor trip to Roosevelt.
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C. I. Ames
Houston
Texas
Corpus Christi
G. I. Stevenson
Park City
Mary A. Walker
Mt. Home
Reed Lyons
Bolva
Vernal
Lake Fork
Willow Springs
Miles
Roosevelt
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