Harding hints he will not seek renomination in 1924
A long Washington and national tour on the idea that President Harding may decline a second term is discussed by Republican leaders. The piece notes Harding’s fatigue with the White House and a past desire to return to the Senate, plus remarks during Marion Old Home Week and letters to a Terre Haute student that fuel uncertainty about a 1924 renomination bid.
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Harding
Washington
Ohio
Carmi Thompson
White House
Mr. Harding
Senate
Mistory
Chicago
Columbus
Yen
Sinea
Marion
Marlon
Leonard Kincaide
Terre Haute
Ind
Duchesne County Teachers 1922 23 List of Schools Staff
A 1922 23 Duchesne County teachers roster shows principals for Fruitland Arcadia Neola and lists staff for Altonah Antelope Bluebell Cedarview Duchesne Myron Neola Arcadia Tabiona Talmage Tabiona Apalo Utahn Wardle and others with several omissions and partial names. The document notes that some schools still lack a principal and provides overlapping names across multiple districts.
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Duchesne County
Ohers
Canalea
Fruitland
Arcadia
Neola
Flrat
Altonah
John A. Booth
Melville LB. Kelley
Wesley Galloway
Mary C. Snyder
Lilian C. Kelley
Edith Case
Antelope
Thornton Richardson
Naomi Potter
Bluebell
Manna
Olota Davis
Hartford
Caeeveecene- Hayden
D. G. Simmons
Anna Anderson
Mildred Makin
Ioka
William Case
Alberta Cushing
Florence Pack
Juanita
Clara C. Richardson
Midvyiew
Allison Stott
Mary H. Sulser
Mr. Emmons
S. K. Daniels
Lois B. Fullmer
Stockmore
Joseph Wilecken
Monarch
George Y
Charles Schwencke
Penton
Anna Page
James Hood
Donald Stubbs
Mary Orser
Nora D. Mathews
David Nicholson
Delia Lambert
Eva J. Lewis
Viola Harmston
Aston Schwencke
ErnMe Jacobs
Bee A. Jordan
Cela Olsen
Tabiona
Thomas R. Cope
New Tunnel Suit Causes No Delay In Big Bore Work
Moffat tunnel litigation won t halt western portal work as tunnel commission secures 100000 advances to cover expenses until December 1. Judge Johnson s injunction hearing delayed to August 28 with Supreme court expected in September. Bond sales postponed until court ruling, pilot tunnel to be driven independently this autumn with Denver contributing 25000 for early expenses. World Almanac notes rising US farm land values since 1910.
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Moffat
Supreme Court
District Court
John Robertson Smith
Denver
Wolfe Bros. Land Company
Moffat Tunnel
Johnson
Tunnel Commission
Commission
Bonda
Prohibition Remains a Constant Public Issue
The article surveys ongoing debates over prohibition in American politics. It notes straw polls hinting at repeal or modification, cites Senator Reed's Missouri race, and discusses tactics like rider provisions on soldiers bonuses and ship subsidies to force votes. It argues repeal would require a new constitutional amendment, while enforcement remains central to the current era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Reed
Missouri
Hardthood
Congress
United States
Smith-McNary Bill Draws Praise From Hamele
Ottomar Tamele, chief counsel of the U S reclamation service, calls the Smith-McNary bill crucial and ambitious as it would authorize 450 million dollars for nationwide reclamation through irrigation and drainage. Bonds issued by districts would fund the work and be held by the government until lands rise in value.
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Congress
Ottomar Tamele
U. S. Reclamation Service
United States
Western States Reclamation Association
Hamele
William Spry
General Land Office
Washington
Reclamation Service
Mr. Hamele
Spryf
Farm income tax study spans thirty three states
United States officer J. T. Sanders visits Utah to analyze how much of farm land income is absorbed by general property taxes. His broader survey covers about thirty three states with Salt Lake County data already examined. Early findings show tax to rental ratios reaching up to 75 percent in some locales, influenced by land value swings and owner valuations.
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J. T. Sanders
Washington, D. C
Division of Land Economics
Utah
Sanders
Salt Lake County
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Duchesne Bank Stockholders Face Assessment Action
State bank commissioner Seth Pixton seeks court authority to levy up to a 100 percent assessment on Duchesne Bank stockholders to cover overdue liabilities from the Bank of Duchesne closure. Hearing before Judge Hasen on September 11 at 10 AM to resolve deficit and authorize collection.
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Bank of Duchesne
Seth Pixton
State Bank
District Court
Hasen
Atloa M
Farm Bureau Urges Aid for Legislative Program
A Utah Farm Bureau circular from the tax and legislative committee calls all officers and members to assist in shaping a legislative program for the coming state session. It urges attendance at county primaries regardless of party, to elect capable candidates, and to submit ideas for new laws and changes to present statutes.
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Tax and Legislative Committee
Utah State Farm Bureau
Tazn
Indians in the World War Census Highlights
A World Almanac census summary notes over 10,000 Indians served in WWI. In eight years they spent 18 million dollars on homes farms and implements. About 47,000 Indian farmers cultivate 1 million acres and 7,000 raise live stock worth 38 million. 133,193 speak English and around 100,000 read and write.
Wool Exhibit In Ohio Showcases Commercial Wool Grades
The wool marketing department of the Ohio Farm Bureau and the Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers association collaborate on educational wool exhibits at about 30 county fairs in top producing counties. Demonstrations include commercial wool grades and sheep carrying these grades, plus methods for preparing fleeces for market.
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Wool Marketing Department
The
Ohio Farm Bureau Isideration
Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Ohte
Colorado Center Point Located in Park County Home
The geographical center of Colorado lies in a Park County home about thirty miles northwest of Pike’s Peak, per data from the United States Geological Survey in Washington. The department has compiled centers for every state in the Union.
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Colorado
Park County
Pike's Peak
United Geological Survey
Washington
Union
Lamb contracts rise near Elko for Denver feeding
More than 26,000 lambs have already been contracted around Elko Nevada for shipment to Denver for feeding. J Giannopulos of the Steptop Meat Co of McGill Nevada says he is in Elko contracting with local sweepmen for their fall lambs. Shipment will begin about September 17.
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Elko, Ney
Denver
J. Giannopulos
Steptop Meat Company
McGill, Neyv
Elko
Utah Potatoes Acreage Reported at 21000 Acres
The Utah Weekly Industrial Review states Utah has 21000 acres planted to potatoes, 42 percent more than last year, indicating a notable rise in potato acreage and agricultural activity in the state.
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Utah Weekly Industrial Review
Utah
Schools in Carbon County to Open September 8
Superintendent D C Woodward says the Carbon County teaching staff is nearly complete with five vacancies. School opens September 8 for instruction, with registration on September 6 and 7. A new four room Price school building will not be ready until September 22.
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D. C. Woodward
Carbon County
Price
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Robert T. Small
Daggett Repullicans
Daggett County
Manilla
J. L. Wade
Keith Smith
Heber Bennion, Jr
M. N. Larsen
Fay Finker
Heber Denison, Jr
Mark Anson
Charles Olsen
Alton Meyers
Steamboat Sentinel
World Almanac
Frederic J. Haskin
Duchesne Bank
Farm Bureau
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