Mickie Says Newspaper Aid Toward Somite Departure
The fragment mentions Mickie discussing newspaper aid and a toward departure in a hopeful context. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps.
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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1930
Page
5
The fragment mentions Mickie discussing newspaper aid and a toward departure in a hopeful context. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps.
A heated debate argues that outside counties should not franchise control over local schools and salaries. Professors and teachers spar over who should set pay and appoint superintendents, with calls to maintain local self government and limit university influence.
Fruitland residents report visits from Mrs. Wallace Muir of Gar, Ivy, and Muir, with extended stays in the area. Local figures including W. Rockhill travelled to Heber and Du Wag, and the democratic party hosted a cordial gathering. A deer season opening is noted with men bagging game and plans to support local merchants and county growth.
By order of the Board of Directors Austin G Burton is named Secretary.
A historical compilation shows multiple Utah constitutional changes proposed by the 18th legislature. It covers filling vacancies in the legislature and amendments to state school fund laws, rate of taxation for district schools, and mining property assessment rules with effective dates and publication directives.
Text outlines annual proportional reductions of revenues for certain purposes with surplus funding to the State general fund, directs the Secretary of State to publish the proposed amendment and submit it to electors at the next general election, and states the amendment takes effect January 1 of the year if approved.
An informal notice references a delinquent assessment against a borrower connected to the Farmers Irrigation Company. The notice mentions the account, assess amount, and action to be taken concerning overdue payments.
A historical draft notes a proposed Utah constitutional amendment amending Sections 2 and 3 of Article XIII to set property taxation rules. It details exemptions for federal and state properties and specifies tax methods for tangible and intangible property, personal income, and state revenue allocation, with provisions on exemptions for the indigent and disabled.
Summons warns defendant to appear within thirty days or a default judgment will be issued. The action aims to quiet the plaintiff Robert G Porter or title to the land described in the complaint filed with the Clerk of the Court. Attorney for plaintiff is in Duchesne Utah.
Advertises a male help wanted posting from McNeal Co Dept H Freeport Illinois. Seeks a reliable man to call on farmers in Duchesne County with pay ranging eight to twenty dollars daily. States no experience or capital required and invites written applications.
A proposed constitutional amendment would create a State Tax Commission of four members or more, appointed by the governor with senate consent. It would administer Utah tax laws, set valuation standards, establish public accounting systems, review bonds and budgets, and equalize property assessments county by county. The measure details duties, county boards of equalization, and implementation upon approval by electors.
1920 Utah special session record certifies proposed constitutional amendment to relocate public institutions. It designates the state government and Salt Lake City fair, the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb, the blind, State reform school at Arden City, and the Utah State Hospital at Provo City as permanently located lands. Public submission to electors planned for January 1, 1091 per Secretary of State A. M. A. Well ing.
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