Moffat Road Faith Persists in Oil and Rail Plan
Newman Erbs, New York financier and former railroad president, backs extending the Moffat road from Denver to Salt Lake City via Bast Lane City and through Routt and Garfield counties. He urges a crate pipeline to move oil, a salt lake connection, and a 66 million dollar tunnel plan, saying Denver profits depend on oilfield development and greater freight and passenger traffic. He spent days in Denver and Salt Lake City detailing these aims to boost the Moffat route and its receivers.
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Newman Erbs
Denver
Salt Lake
Bast Lane City
Moffat Tuy- By
Routt Ang Nadat
Moewan Erb
New York
dicHar Road
Ann Ybor Railroad
Moffat Road
Erb
Pen-Feft
Salt Lake City
Ruige
Colorado
Ines
Moffat
Raul
David H. Moffat
Craig
Tabernash
Heant
Boar
Dener
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Thunnel
William P. Tobinson
Pioneer Jones dies after lingering illness in Myton
E M Jones born in Wales March 18 1857 came to America at 24 and worked in Colorado Leadville Sonora Bisbee before moving to Myton in 1906. He served as precinct chairman school board and town trustee president and was a Republican active in community affairs. He died after miner's consumption and was mourned by family friends at a Presbyterian funeral in Myton.
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E. M
Jones
Miner
Presbyterian “Church
Myton
M. M. Fryer
Episcopal
Roosevelt
C. P. Dauwalder
Lynn Stone
J.A
America
Colorado
Leadville
Uintah Indian Reservation
K. of P. Lodge
Wales
Miss Williams
Miiner
Fred O. Palmer
Senatorial Convention Chooses O'Donnell Likely
The Republican senatorial convention will meet in Roosevelt next Monday. T. W. O'Donnell of Vernal is expected to be the unanimous choice of the delegates. He is not seeking the nomination but would not refuse if drafted.
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Roosevelt
T. W. O'Donnell
Vernal
O’donnell
Auditor Flags Improvement in Uintah Duchesne Counties
State auditor Mark Tuttle reported a marked improvement in general conditions in Uintah and Duchesne counties after auditing tax records for 1922. He noted the amounts due the state were reduced and was accompanied by Deputy Auditor William T. Reid after the inspection yesterday.
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Uintah
Duchesne
Mark Tuttle
Tuttle
William T. Reid
Salt Lake Tribune
Uintah River Bridge Contract Awarded to Dinsmore Firm
Gc F Dinsmore & Co of Orden secured the Uintah River bridge contract with a bid of 45 623 17 for a 130 foot steel and concrete span north of Fort Duchesne. The project on the Uintah and Guray reservation will be financed entirely by government funds.
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Orden
Uintah River
Fort Duchesne
Uintah and Guray Reservation
Duchesne Shoe and Harness Shop Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept the Duchesne Shoe and Harness shop damaging the building and contents worth about 2500 dollars with 1400 dollars insured. Firefighters fought the blaze as cartridges exploded and the adjacent Hair building used for a school escaped destruction. Dick Murray, the proprietor, was away fishing and learned of the loss on Monday.
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Duchesne Shoe and Harness
Dames
Dick Murray
Duchesne County Board Pays Off $6000 Note
The Duchesne county board of education paid off the Hugh Barnes note of 6000 dollars bearing ten percent interest since 1921. The note had two years remaining at maturity.
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Duchesne County Board of Education
Hugh Barnes
Spinie Mountain Project eyed for power and irrigation
A. E. Humphreys J. H. Mathitt and Mary E. Ratliff request a preliminary permit from the federal power commission for a Split Mountain site at Green River. Plan includes a 160 foot dam to develop 60 000 horsepower for fertilizer production from phosphate beds and lighting for nearby communities. Two irrigation canals would irrigate about 30 000 acres.
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A. E. Humphreys
J. H. Mathitt
Mary E. Ratliff
Federal Power Commission
Split Mountain
Green River
Judge Morgan Again Named for District Judge Seat
Hundreds of Democrats and Republicans in Provo praise A. B. Morgan as a candidate for district judge. L. Baker and James B. Tucker, both of Provo, are noted as candidates for techs attorney after the recent judicial convention at Provo.
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A. B. Morgan
Provo
Ta D L. Baker
James B Tucker
TECHS
Charley Mott Dies After Prolonged Illness
Charley Mott of Strawberry dies at age 73 after a long illness. He moved from Vernal to Strawberry seven miles west of Duchesne after the opening and lived there with his family. he leaves a widow and eight children. Burial took place at Strawberry cemetery on Tuesday afternoon.
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Es Mott
Strawberry
Strawberry River
Mott
Charley Mott
Five high schools in Duchesne County upgrade curriculum
Five high schools in Duchesne County Roosevelt Duchesne Myton Mt Emmons and the central high school between Talmage and Mt Horde will offer full four year programs. The county high school at Roosevelt will provide new courses and tenth grade English while other campuses add electives and athletics to boost student interest and loyalty.
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J. F. Hoyt
Duchesne County
Roosevelt
Duchesne
Myton
Mt. Emmons
Talmage
Mt. Horde
Enth School
Myron
County
Boberg
Uintah County
Dern Nominated for Utah Governor in Three-Way Race
George Dern was nominated by Utah Democrats for governor at the Salt Lake City convention on August 27 in a three candidate contest with Clarence Neslen and W. W. Aspisiane. The platform lists officers and electors including A J Weber and James W Funk. Dern, born in 1872 Nebraska, has resided in Utah since 1894 and held multiple civic roles before serving Salt Lake County in the state senate and championing workers compensation and reform laws.
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Gbo
Hi Dern
Utah
Salt Lakes
Heias
Clarence Neslen
W. ‘W. Aspsiane
Salt Lake
Supreme Court
A. J.weber
James W. Funk
Richmond
Cache County
Geo, II. Dern
J. William Robinson
Provo
Joseph Stirie
Ogden
Daniel Q. Larson
Salt, Lake
San Pete County
Puy- Ile
Hugh M. Woodwan
Brigham. Young University
J.P. Showalter
Panguitch
Inez Knight Allen
H. Go
Hayward
Nils Madsen
Carbon
George H. Dern
Nebraska
Dodge County
Helis
John
Elizabeth Dern
Dern
Fremont Normal College
University of Nebraska
Mfr
Mercur Gold Mining and Milling Company
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
American Mining Congress
American Political Science Association
American Economic Association
Ipid
Salt Lake County
State Senate
Myton Rodeo Draws Crowd Over Two Days
Myton hosts a two day rodeo on September 1 and 2 drawing residents from the Uintah basin. Races bucking and roping yielded numerous prizes with notable wins by Nyeberg Frank Taylor and Grey Mountain Dick. George Thomas chaired the event as Fort Duchesne Eskelson boy performed steer riding and crowds enjoyed pictures and dances at the Opera House.
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Fair Grounds
Myton Opera House
Nyeberg
Frank Taylor
Frank Cesspooth
Heber
Allred
George ‘Thomas
Grey Mountain Dick
A. Larson
Phil van
Ted Nye
Austin Beebe
Harry Aumfer
Dewey Arappe
Orrin Curry
Eskelson Boy
Fort Duchesne
George Thomas
Tusk Committee
Uintah Basin Rail and Resource Claims Feature in Republican Platform
The platform urges Congress to back rail access for northeastern Utah and the Uintah Basin, arguing its vast resources merit expansion. It promotes McNary Haugen farm policy goals, condemns federal land withdrawals, and calls for state ownership of valuable coal or mineral lands. The text also notes Me Ween’s Senate candidacy and hints at factions shaping his bid.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountain Range
Utah
Uintah Basin
Congress
State Senate
Waz
Camplisa
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