Primitive area proposed in Uintah Mountains for recreation
A preliminary survey outlines set aside land in the Uintah Mountains for a primitive area to be used for education and recreation within the Ashley, Uinta, and Wasatch Forests. Boundaries are not fixed, but would extend from Mirror Lake to King's Peaks, balancing conservation with public use and minimal road and facility development.
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Uiigh
Supervisas
Nord
Ashley National Pet
Vernal Monay
Regent Forester
I. LE Rutledge
Og‘8m
Ings ‘Peaks
Ital Mountains
Uinta, Wash and Ashley
Mirror Akog
King’s Peaks
Wing
Gruntidly Lakes
Theintah
Ike
National Park
Riff
F Epward P. Kimball
Democratic County Convention Highlights In Duchesne
The Duchesne county Democratic convention met in early June and elected ticket nominees: Billings for four year commissioner, McGary for two year, Chee for county clerk, Alice Todd recorder, Hessie O Young county treasurer, LeRoy Rust assessor, and Austin Ge Bots surveyor. McGary edged rivals for the two year post. Resolutions denounced the Smoot tariff and praised Wilson era reforms and state party guidance. L A Hollenbeck Arnold Reef J R TuttLe Arthur Goodridge L. McGary signed.
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Duchesne
Borates
Chen
Madsen
Catenin Caile
Sma
Mir
Pee
Parley Lambert
Setiner Saimbert
Gy, Billings
I, P. McGary
Wyn
UW Chee
Alice Todd
Hessie O. Young
LeRoy Rust
Aso Austin Ge
Een G. Burtin
Yeair
Young
Republican Party
Canada
Wilson
Puliie
Dern
Ohe
Joseph T. Pence
Salt Lake City
L. A. Hollenbeck
Arnold Reef
J. R. Tuttle
Artur Goodricie
Fall Plowing and Crop Rotation Views From a Duchesne County Farmer
A Duchesne County farmer outlines fall plowing plans driven by a rotation system. He notes the benefits of barnyard manure use, soil loosening from recent rains, and rotation to battle disease and improve fertility. Beans, alfalfa, barley, and mangels are discussed as plow and seed options for the coming seasons.
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Iie
Hiis
Duchesne
Real Mineral Development Signals Large Mining Venture
A well known party, with substantial funds, begins testing a mineral vein over forty miles with a three mile wide claim area in Duchesne County. They bought 300 location notices from the Duchesne Courier to aid their work, indicating extensive operations and growing interest. More details promised next week.
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Duchesne County
Duchesne Courier
Cleary Death Reported Of Utah Railroader In Salt Lake
Word reached Duchesne Tuesday morning of the death of Martin J Cleary at his Salt Lake home. Cleary, 71, died Sunday night from kidney and bladder trouble. A former resident, he owned land on the upper Strawberry and was long employed by the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad. Surviving are his widow and two daughters, Mrs Edward Morrissey of Salt Lake and Mrs Fred Ferron of Roosevelt.
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Duchesne
Martin
J. Cleary
Salt Lake
Afr
Cleary
Celary
Strawberry
Utah
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroaid
Edward Morrissey
Fred Ferron
Roosevelt
Real estate transfers filed by County Recorder
County records list weekly real estate transfers including James W Nielsen and Jennie L Nielsen to James E Bacon in SUYSWH Sec 6 T2S R8W for 310.00. Wm Henry Stone and Cora W Stone to A Garrett Stone in NW YN WH Sec T38 R2W for 10.00. Heber Timothy and Esther to Evan Timothy for Lots 7 8 Block 9 Plat Ty Roosevelt Utah for 10.00. Heber Moon and Emily Moon to Dailey Moon for Lots 1 2 Sec 4 P18 R8W for 1.00. J W Clement and Suraty Mt Clement to Della M Jensen BY of Lot 1 and Lot ? Block 129 Duchesne Townsite for 1.00. Pimer and Alice Guile to Joun K Therning Lot 6S Block Ts Bluebell Townsite for 50.00. Co CG and Glara Larsen to Della Broderick Lot 1 Block 56 Plat A Roosevelt Townsite for 175.09.
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The
County Recorder's Office
James W
Jennie LD
Nielsen
James E. Bacon
Henry
Cora W. Stone
A. Garrett Stone
Heber and
Esther
Timothy
Evan Timothy
Joun
Local residents depart on extended trip to Craig Colorado
Mr and Mrs R T Price and Mr and Mrs O A Halstead start a long journey to Craig Colorado aboard a motor coach for a sightseeing expedition. The group travels as a single party to the western destination.
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R. T
Craig
Colorado
O. A. Halstead
Editors Will Meet In Price October 4 In Utah Press Association
A Utah State Press Association district meeting set for Price on October 4 will gather representatives from northern central southern and eastern Utah. The association divided the state into four groups with conventions first held in Brigham City and Cedar City and the Price event listed for October 4. Principal officers include A B Gibson Nephi president Howard Jarvis Sfigna vice president and Mrs Grace Cooper Salt Lake secretary.
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Utdah State Press Association
Brigham City
Utah
Southern
Cedar City
Central
Vrovo
Eastern
Conventioin
Price
The
Press Association
A. B. Gibson
Nephi
Howard Jarvisy Sfigna
Grace Cooper
Salt Lake
Duchesne Ward Mutual Opens Season With Social
The Mutual Improvement Association of the Duchesne Ward held its season opening social Tuesday evening September 16 with readings by Miss Lela Davis Ada and Madora Brandon stunts by Prof. Johnson and Dr. Bishop and games and dancing afterward Light refreshments were served Mutual meets every Tuesday at 7 30 p m Young and old invited The Duchesne Ward Mutual conference met Sunday September 21 with visiting stake representatives from the MIA giving talks on The Work of the MIA The Contents of the Improvement Era The Sale of the Improvement Era and Use in the Home Boy Scout Work reports on Young Ladies work of the Duchesne Ward Mutual and Young Men's work were presented
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Mutual Improvement Associaton
Duchesne Ward
Lela Davis
Long
Ada
Madora Brandon
Johnson
Bishop
Pople
Duchesne | Ward Mutual
M. Lo Aa
Eports
Mya
Clarence Poulson
Duchesne Ward Mutunal
Lowell Clement
Duchesne Ward Mutual
The Making of Tru mani at St Pauls Church
The sermon at St Pauls Church on Sunday will discuss The Making of Tru mani with a contrast between various Christian thinkers including W E Hocking, Philip Brooks, James Walker, and others. Church school convenes at 10 30 with morning prayer and address at 11 80.
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Webe
W. Ew. Hocking
Aliguel Unamung
Philipps Brooks
James Walker
la P. Jacks
Rodelf Hucken
State Conventions Highlight Tariff Debates and Nominations
Both parties held state conventions in Salt Lake City and Ephraim with nominations for supreme court, congress, and other offices. The Republican platform defends the Smoot Hawley tariff, praises Colton, and condemns King, while Democrats denounce the tariff and urge nonpartisan constitutional amendments and tariff reduction to boost employment.
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Salt Lake City
Ephraim Hansen
Supreme Court
I. Loufbouron
Congress
Don: B. Colton
George Christensen
J. H. Paul
Frances
Ogden
United States
Don J%. Colton
RE. 0. Leatherwood
King
Cow Testing Association Proposed for Profit Reporting
The article outlines a cow testing association to determine profit or loss per cow. Dr. O G Larsen of Vernal offers to run monthly or bimonthly visits, weigh milk, test butterfat, assess feed, and compute per cow profitability. Farmers are urged to join or inquire via Dr. O G Laursen or county agent.
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O. G. Larsen D
Vernal
Larsen
Lee
United States
O. G. Laursen
Myton Community Church Seeks Opinion in Sermon Series
The Myton Community Church schedules a Sunday September 28 11 am sermon titled Science and Religion. A third evening class on Duties of a Church Member is planned with an 8 pm service inviting opinions. Rally Day practice occurred Monday and a service on October 12 at 10 20 am will conclude with the quarterly communion.
Bag Limit On Ducks And Geese Announced In Utah
State fish and game commissioner J. Arthur Mecham announced new bag limits for ducks and geese in Utah. Ducks reduced from 25 to 15 and geese from 8 to 4, with possession limits of 20 ducks and eight geese for the two day hunting period. Season runs Oct 11 to Dec 31, extended to Jan 15 in several counties.
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Utah
J. Arthur Mecham
Fish and Game
Mr. Mecham
Mr. Meacham
Washington
Kane
Grand Entry
Uintah
San Juan
Iron
Beaver
Summit
Morgin
Red
Wasatch
Sevier
Millard
Western Sheep and Lamb Supplies Fall Figures Forecast
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates total shipments of sheep and lambs from 12 western states in the last quarter of 1930 around 1.2 million head, about 16 percent up from late 1929 and 27 percent higher than late 1998. Demand patterns, feed conditions, and price levels shape plans for market and stockyard movement.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Nebraska
District Court News from Duchesne County Closure and Verdicts
Duchesne County District Court closed September 12 after a long term with criminal and civil jury cases. Jury fees totaled about 1500 dollars. Myrtle Kempton was granted a divorce from Wheren Kempton and child custody awarded to Kempton. Twenty Bearl Gines was convicted of grand larceny with a suspended sentence: 150 dollar fine and imprisonment from one to ten years. the sentence was suspended. WIL Woodard vs Dry Gulch Irrigation Company involved damages of 2100 dollars with a jury verdict for plaintiff on three counts and costs awarded. a new trial motion was filed by Ray Dillman and representation by Ernest J. Turgess.
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Duchesne County
Myrtle M. Kempton
Ray BE
Dillman
Roosevelt
Platotf
Ernest J. Turgess
Cedar City
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Edward T. Kimball
Rotary Club
Hotel
Herely
Europe
L. D. Church
England
France
Kimball
United States of Europe
Iim
Wimaey
Germany
Uchesne Tlight Chonl Cleeten Ens Wltis
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Drur
Ithodny
Wilbur Vans
Shirley Afeys
RES Beck
Bohool
Proa Bates
Herbert Rolen
M. J. Cleary
County Office News
ST. Paul's Church
COW Testing Association
Myton Community Church
Western Sheep & Lamb
District Court News
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