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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
4
In a sprawling critique, L A Hollenbeck mocks 1921 egg licensing laws as needless overreach. He argues markets self regulate quality, laments statutes bloating government, and compares laws to pests harming agriculture and liberty.
A local Duchesne column lists visitors including Miss Florence Todd Nellie Odekirk and Mrs. Noral Warren, notes a new baby, ill news from Salt Lake, and a record rainstorm. It also covers True Vernal band final shows, a successful Duchesne concert tour stop, and mounting debate over keeping or altering the Volstead Act with broader implications for beer and wine. Neighboring towns Reno Carl Thompson and Bill Peters are mentioned returning with chickens amid festivities.
Senator McNary of Oregon will open a light for a reclamation amendment to the soldier bonus bill when the senate takes it up. The Western bloc faces obstacles from the Melvina committee’s earlier rejection of reclamation, and the president threatens a veto. Polls suggest Congress might pass over a veto, but senate override remains uncertain. house likely would.
State Engineer of Utah announces an application by H V Frazier and Mrs. Walter M. Davis of Hanna Duchesne County to divert three cubic feet per second from the Duchesne River for irrigation of 210 acres and domestic use. Protests with affidavits and $100 fee must be filed within 30 days after publication.
Notice to creditors of Giles N Brooks deceased. Claims with vouchers must be presented to Francis J Brooks administrator at Fruitland Utah or to M B Pope attorney at Duches Utah by November 1 1922. First published July 21 1922.
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