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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
1
The document outlines Seventh through Twelfth grade subjects across departments. It mentions history, arts, English, mathematics, physiology, chemistry, biology, economics, dramatic arts, home making, science and agriculture, music, and language studies with several named instructors and courses.
The Duchesne Society held services with talks by Florence Vallison, Mrs. Mickelson, and Edith Pearson among others. Morning prayers at 10:30 and services at 11:30 preceded evening discussions on Labor and the Christian Religion and plans for fall and winter activities.
Forest Service estimates from surveys 1907 to 1929 show 23.5 million lodgepole pine Englemann Spruce and 1.517 billion board feet of sawtimber in Uintah Basin forests. Tie timber could support 500 000 ties annually for 47 years, with mature acres expanding future production. A remanufacturing plant is urged to convert native lumber locally, reducing imports and boosting regional jobs and markets.
Mrs Wral entertained Tuesday the 26th in honor of her daughter Frances tenth birthday. Guests included Lotra Line Tyan Wanta Johnson Leh Lille May Mott Julinetta Dowling Madjorie Crocker Lucile Legez itte Ardyth Davis. Luncheon was served at one large table with ten candles on the cake as a centerpiece. The afternoon featured games.
Sixteen new faculty members join the University of Utah with three professors and three associate professors among them. Others include an assistant professor, four lecturers, four instructors, and two library assistants, with four regular members promoted. Returning from leave are five senior staff, while several others assume new roles in chemistry, zoology, anthropology, geology, and more.
The Manufacturers News notes rising state and local tax collections from 1913 to 1920 with $1.02 billion, $4.20 billion, and $5.85 billion respectively, while federal spending trims taxes. It condemns state and local growth as wasteful public works and political excess. Mr and Mrs McClellan and daughter of Payson visit Mrs Cowan over the weekend.
The Utah district court proceedings show guilty verdict for Roland O’Neil on second degree burglary with a 1 to 20 year sentence. Several cases adjourned or continued. one defendant to pay child support and others released on recognizance or suspended sentences. Dismissal and transfer to Federal Court noted for James Dewey Arrappo. Corrections include withdrawn Not Guilty plea and insurer of payment to county for case costs.
The Business and Professional Women's club yard contest ended last Thursday with a flower show. Judges awarded prizes for most improved yard James St. Hatch, most artistic yard Airs A M Murdock, most artistic back yard A W Clemons, and cleanest premises Claud Davis. Tea room by Dinty Moore hosted the event with about a hundred attendees.
Douglas Smith son of Mr and Mrs Dr Smith of this city earns First Class Scout rank in Local Boy Scout Troop. He overcame a serious physical disability, passed tests in swimming, first aid and signaling, taught a Tenderfoot, drew a map and wrote about it, and demonstrated nature knowledge and basic crafts on the road to merit badge work.
The Duchesne Red Cross chapter uses funds split evenly with the National Organization for relief and local emergencies. It loans money with no interest to help families access medical care and travel to Salt Lake City, charging only a small filing fee, typically about $1.00.
The record lists investments and projects across Utah towns. Key items include a $72 110 bid to build a 5 000 000 gallon reservoir in Provo. water system upgrades in Maypleton. a $75 000 athletic stadium in Orden. and multiple highway, railroad, and business initiatives in Ogden Salt Lake City Nephi Frisco and Duchesne.
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