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Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1930

Page

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Democratic Banquet in Duchesne County Community

The Democratic Banquet at Duchesne's Marvel Moore restaurant attracted attendees from across the county. County chairman John L. P. Madsen presided with toastmaster Thad acted and speakers including Milton E. Welling who blamed high tariffs for hard times. Local speakers listed include G Porter, L A Vollien, Abs Lambert, Victor Billings, and others.

Duchesne Marvel Moore John LP Madsen Sal Fyer Croft Terate Milton EL. Welling United States St. G. Porter L.A. Vollienes Abs. Lambert Victor Billings Wea. Taxton C. I. Johnson Wri Lee Ray Labrum Rube Wilkins S. D.yount Lyle Young Win. Snider Tele Goodrich Alice Todd Florence Windsen A. Foster Khondes

Local Churches Schedule Services and Activities

Inton Community Church invites worship at 11 a.m. with The Dew of God’s Grace and 8:30 p.m. for The Means of Grace. Sunday School at 10 a.m. under C. S. Dauwalder with Henry teaching the Bible class. classes for all ages. St Paul’s Church holds 11:30 a.m. service and 10:30 a.m. church school. Guild met with Mrs. Richard Parr. Red Cross flood relief donation noted. next meeting with Mrs. Minnie Pope on Wednesday, September 17.

Inton Community Church C. S. Dauwalder Kenry ST. Paul's Church Paul's Guild Stichard” Parr Wottt Red Cross Minnie Pope

Early Use and Modern Study of Honey in Food and Medicine

Fragmented excerpt notes ancient Romans praising honey and its varied products such as water honey and honey mead. It mentions ongoing U S Department of Agriculture research into honey chemistry and methods to create new honey products, including candy. Households use honey in cereals, cakes, syrup for waffles, hot breads, and baking, with physicians praising its nutritional value.

United States Department of Istientture

Local Teachers and Residents Move in Tabiona Area

A report lists Tabiona teachers Hanna Tabiona Wlemson Mrs Turner and Miss Hunt arriving and starting work. Several families including Mr Peterson Huinnes Mrs Vida Curry and Mrs Myrtle Rhoades move to Provo and Tabiona for work or residence. Nearby residents and visitors frequent Mt Emmons and Myton with social gatherings noted.

Air Wlemson Turner Miss Hunt Tabiona Farmeck Tamia Sand Peterson Huinnes Prineipal Tas Hann Vida Curry Myrtle Rhoades Dockstuder Ilenry Lazenby Rindy Tabtons Tahtona School Ostar Rhowles Arthur J. Orr Myton Dennil Smith A. J. Orr

Utah 1929 30 Superintendent Report on School Consolidation

The report outlines Utah district goals for 1929 30, detailing the state’s educational framework, kindergarten expansion, and consolidation of small schools. It notes Roosevelt as largest elementary school, predicts further mergers, and discusses term lengths 32 weeks for elementary and 35 for high school, with calls to extend elementary terms to 60 weeks if possible and address enrollment and census data.

State of Utah Sardes Primiary Geidminar Goradey Tech School Salt Lake Ciy Jaunior High School Lnto Roosevelt Farm Creek Sannih Beneta Smuthee Board of Education Uta

Tangible and Intangible Property in a Proposed Constitutional Change

The article explains a proposed constitutional change to tax tangible and intangible property differently. Tangible property is visible assets like real estate, while intangible property includes incorporeal rights such as notes, bonds, salaries, and claims. It notes money as tangible despite being a government issued promise to pay.

Cattle Outlook for 1931 Foresees Stable Supplies

The 1930 mid summer cattle outlook suggests overall market supplies over the next five to six months should be similar to last year, with fed cattle in early 1931 expected to be smaller. Demand for stockers and feeders may lag, keeping slaughter somewhat below 1930 levels, while imports of beef and veal stay low and consumer demand improves with cooler weather. Prices likely rise over the next year amid uncertain weather and forage conditions.

Plains Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado Nebaska

Attendance Crisis At School District Demands Enforcement

The district faces serious attendance problems with 2514 pupils enrolled but only 2131.1 average daily, 382.9 absent. Legal excuses are limited to sickness, yet parents ignore this. a sheriff-enforcement plan is proposed, with a temporary paid role to compel attendance. Age-grade distribution shows many retarded pupils increasing costs.

Shower Honoring Mrs Reed Cowan At Madsen Home

Miss Mable Mickelson, Miss Emily Madsen, and Miss Elsie Johnson hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Reed Cowan at Miss Madsen's home. Thursday guests included Mesdames Cowan Fitravater Madsen Johnson Wham er Pack Afcore Porter Burdick and Misses Page Casper Davis Smart Stevenson Wimmer. Games were played and refreshments served.

Mable Mickelson Emily Madsen Elsie Johnson Reed Cowan Miss Madsen Mesdames Jo Cowan Wm. H. Fitravater J. B. Madsen Fred O. Johnson J. D. Whamer Lawrence Pack Marvel Afcore R. G. Porter Charles Burdick Martha Page Porter Joyce Casper Lela Davis Zelda Foy Thudh Smart Meldred Stevenson Phyllis Wimmer

Dangerous County Bridges Threaten Riders and Taxpayers

A reader warns that failing bridges on a main county artery and nearby Strawberry end routes risk collapse of trucks and school buses. The letter urges action despite a broke county budget, citing bowing spans, poor approaches, and overdue culvert repairs along the Duchesne Tabiona road.

Knight Strawberry End Duchesne Tabiona

Feeding Livestock Surplus Grain Promotes Local Agriculture

The article urges farmers to use surplus hay and grain domestically to support winter employment and build profitable farming. It argues against shipping hay from the basin and promotes a shift to feeding cattle locally to create markets for grain and hay, boosting fertility and income. It also notes social visits and a birthday party in Myton with local residents and families.

Yarmer

Red Cross Relief Fund noted for Duchesne County nations

Duchesne County agreed to donate 250 dollars to the Red Cross relief of Utah. Towns were asked to apportion the sum by population, with some paying promptly and others unable or unwilling to contribute. The report lists towns and organizations contributing and district road conditions from Provo to Duchesne and surrounding areas, with varied road status and improvements noted.

Duchesne County Utah Red Cross Missiessppi Jokaas Sicbuctotems Cedarview S Utadin Thimage Neola ATA Biuebell Mt. Emmons J Roosevelt Myton Duchesne Gateway Relief Society American Legion

New Dam for Mountain Home Readied at Pots Reservoir Site

Preliminary work has begun at the Pots reservoir site for a twin dam project in Mountain Home. Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir district members approved rebuilding the dam at a $20 000 cost in a special meeting, with crews to mobilize and begin full construction soon.

Twin Pots Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir

County Marriage Licenses Reported by County Clerk

The county clerk lists marriages including Lavon Atwood and Havel’Bernice Miles of Mt. Eniions with ceremony by GE Billings on August 27. Willkun Wears Arnold of Fe Die ehesne and Delphia Averett of Dip cheane. Clement T. Miler and Martha Laura Mickelson of Maiuntii were married by J. M. Mickelson on September 2, 1030.

Lavon BR Atwood Havel Bernice Miles Mt. Eniions

Funeral of Edwin Wartman Held at Mount Morris

Edwin Lwartman, aged 60, longtime Wyoming resident, died recently and was buried Sunday afternoon. Basin Lodge No. 20 and Grand Lodge officer F. Sk Vote presided, with interment at Mt Rumonus. His son Chester Wartman of Mount Eumoas survives.

Edwin BR. Wartman Met Chester Uwnartman Mount Eumoas Cage Wyoming Basin Lodge No. 20 Grand Lodge Salt Lake City Mt Rumonus

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