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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
4
The notice lists the Duchesne Courier as a publication entered as second class matter May 26 1922 at the post office in Duchesne Utah under the act of March 3 1879. GEO S Bowers is identified as Publisher with L A Hollenbeck as Associate Editor.
The piece argues that employment fell due to overproduction and high tariffs. It credits elastic currency under Wilson and the Federal Reserve for liquidity, but says eastern manufacturers keep prices high, shrinking foreign markets and causing layoffs. It cites past cycles under Taft and Wilson leading to relief and better times.
The piece traces the Friday the thirteenth superstition through history. It notes 2000 years of belief tied to Jesus crucifixion and the Last Supper with thirteen at table. It adds an example from Doctor Kitchener about thirteen at dinner with insufficient food for all.
A USDA panel headed by Dr. A J Woods concludes white bread and whole wheat bread are both wholesome foods. They are important and affordable sources of energy and protein in the diet.
The article highlights tropical sea life noting the moonfish or ghostfish famed for its silvery, rainbow-colored form and long fins. It describes the squirrel fish with deep coral coloring and the parrot fish with turquoise, purple, and green hues and its distinctive beak.
Kenneth Shippey of western South Dakota fired twice at a moving car to kill the sister’s suitor. The shots wounded his sister Margaret Shippey and Mrs. George Lammell. Shippey was arrested on assault with intent to kill charges. The incident followed a pursuit after a gate incident near a Black Hills route as the two vehicles separated, then collided with a hospital transfer of victims to Sturgis. The suspect’s bond was set at 2500 dollars.
A local farmer, who died while seated in his arm chair, was buried in that posture per his will. The chair, enclosed in a wood and zinc coffin, was placed in a special burial vault as specified by the testator.
In Birmingham, Alabama, two thieves pulled a heavy safe from a company office and fled. The 150-pound safe was later found abandoned in a wooded area outside the city ten weeks later, badly damaged but still guarding the SAC cash inside.
A court critique praised for coining the word nuo but notes a misprint altered the phrase Natique Veritas to Rutlique Veritas. The confusion centers on a historic text and its textual integrity.
Colonial style home designed for narrow corner lots offers five rooms plus sun parlor and sewing room. The plan shows 22 by 28 feet with a living room, dining room, kitchen, two large upstairs bedrooms, sewing room, bath and ample closets, all in clapboard frame construction.
Many homes lack built in closets yet corners or walls can host slim broad closets. Build two narrow floor to ceiling doors with upper shelves for hats and a hanging rod below. Extra space beneath can hold drawers or shelves for shoes and the rest of the room gains storage. Overhead shelves or long end shelves expand storage when a full closet exists.
Construction expert G. W. Alder warns homeowners about heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer due to poor insulation. He recommends insulating materials between inner and outer walls, with emphasis on attic roofs and exposed north walls to curb coal bills and improve comfort.
Cleaning the surface is essential before painting. Ensure it is thoroughly dry and free from dust grease dirt mortar loose paint and scales for proper adhesion.
A 1793 tale describes Joseph Hopkinson hosting a Baltimore or Philadelphia style patriotic event at 338 Spruce Street to honor a friend. Gilbert Max sought help to draw a crowd for a Monday benefit after an insistent plea. The piece notes crowds sang Hail Columbia in streets and shops, and Lookinson wrote to Washington about the theater resonance.
The arrangement of towers is a traditional Japanese art and evolved into a philosophy by the fifteenth century. It aims to reproduce a natural growing scene and reflect the season or occasion. Colors suit specific events and an odd number of flowers is deemed lucky and more natural than even.
The Duchesne County Board of Education invites sealed proposals by Sept 16 1930 for erecting a Duchesne High School at Mt Emmons Utah. Plans by Joseph Monson Architect 593 Daily Block Salt Lake City. Bonds and deposits required with five percent bid checks and fifty percent performance bond. Plans available at Duchesne Board office and Monson Architect. deposit $15 refundable on plan return. Signed by Ira Cannon President and C C Miikelsen Clerk. Dated Duchesne Utah September 1 1930.
Probate notice announces sale of real estate Lot 12 Block 30 Myton area Duchesne County Utah by executor George and Llaotp. Bids received after August 18 1934 and by October 24 1934. Creditors urged to present vouchers. attorney L Dart handles claims. First publication Aug 29 1934 and last Sept 24 1934.
Estate of PAUL FLICK. Creditors must present claims and vouchers to the undersigned at 4 residence in Myton Utah on or before September 5 1930. Dated August 5 1929. TIOMEN v Rontsoy Administrator
The Duchesne County Board of Education invites sealed bids for the erection and completion of a 2 high school building at Mt Bannons Utah. Bids due noon on August 1930. Plans available in Duchesne and Salt Lake City offices. Bid security 5 percent with performance and payment bonds required. Signed Ira B Cannon president and Clifton C Mickelson clerk.
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