Utah to Build Pacific Steel Empire With Milner Estate Partners
The Pacific Steel corporation plans an $8,000,000 venture to control 75 percent of the Freel manufacturing capacity on the Pacific slope and to establish a western iron and coal base. By using Milner holdings in Iron county and coking coal from Carbon and Emery counties, Utah limestone and other raw materials, the project aims to produce pig iron and fabricat ed steel locally. The effort follows the recent formation of the Columbia Steel corporation and signals a broad westward push for decentralizing industry and strengthening rail and transportation needs.
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Pacific Steel Corporation
Milner
Salt Lake
Pacific Slope
West
Mil- Ther
Iron County
Carbon
Emery
Utah
Western Slope
Columbia Steel Corporation
Rockies
Dairy Cow Salvation of Cache Valley
The dairy cow is shown as a key economic asset in Cache Valley amid wartime shifts. About 2000 of 6000 families receive cream or milk checks regularly, with 9 of 12 months populated by cash inflows. From 86 to 95 percent of local milk reaches condensaries, yielding $60 000 to $80 000 monthly. Condensaries, once four units, now operate at two sites with 240 000 pounds daily capacity but reduced output due to milk shortages. A. W. Clemona and Mrs. A. J. Feller left for Denver after their brother’s illness.
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Cache Valley
Cache Ftta
United States
Wool Market Shows Decided Improvement
The wool market broadens with more business and diverse grades selling near top quotations. Worsted mills lead demand as fancies and semi fancies drive buys, while Australian and American mills compete. Prices for Louisiana and California wools rise. substantial tonnage sold in Roswell, Sanderson, Cokeville, Dillon, and Sanderson, with buyers from eastern markets seeking available lots at favorable prices.
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Liverpool
America
Brisbane
Louisiana
California
Roswell
N. M
Sanderson
Mertiion
Texas
Dillon
Mont
Cokeyville
Rock Springs
Wyo
Cokeville
Boston
Band Concert Program at Duchesne City Band
The Duchesne City Band will render a program tomorrow from 7 to 9 P.M. featuring Commonwealth Waltz When I Waltz With You March The Citizen Soldier One-Step Bow Wow Overture Gems from the Operas Imperial Life Guards Waltz Symphony Max Trott My Ruby Pai The Progressive Musician Fox Trot Meet Me Next Sunday Waltz Maytime 1 March The Maine Festival.
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Duchesne City Band
Imperial Life Guards
Ruby
Wool Schedule 11 Tariff Debate Sparks Partisan Tension
The 33 cent duty on raw wool and 23 to 25 cent ranges on finished wool goods fuel a partisan clash over the Payne Aldrich era vs the Fordney MacCumber proposals. Senate and House lines split on protection versus consumer impact with projected price rises for clothing and wool products.
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Senate
House
Congress
Republican Party
Far West
Middle West
Underwood
Tariff Commission
Prominent Duchesne Figure M. M. Smith Passes On
News confirms M. M. Smith, longtime Duchesne resident and former Colorado legislator, died in Los Angeles on August 31 after paralysis. Smith, a former D&RG locomotive engineer, served in the 12th Colorado General Assembly and later settled in Duchesne, remembered for public spirit, cheerfulness, and civic involvement.
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M. M. Smith
Los Angeles
Caliornia
Duchesne
Colorado
Utah
Arkansas
Marshall Pass
Lalda
Chaffee
Fremont
Chaffee County
General Assembly
Smith
B. F. Montgomery
Meeker
Teller
Cripple Creek
el Paso
Colorado Springs
Springs
Teller County
Duchesne County
Wasatch
California
Fils
Oil Industry Faces Tough Competition and Price Swings
R L Welch of the American Petroleum Institute notes that crude oil price declines reflect over supply. He cites rising U S production and imports, demand shifts, and intensified competition since 1906 driven by widespread oil production.
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R. L. Welch
American Petroleum Institute
Mr. Welch
Pricca
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Utah Steel
Eddie
Afi
Graike
Salvation of
A. W. Clemona
A. J. Feller
Denver
W. M. Clemons
New York
Philadelphia
G.A.R
Charles H. Hilles
Cincinnati
W. G. Second
New Rochelle
Maj. Hilles
G. A
Des Moines
Arthur Crawford
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