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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
5
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Local residents attend a range of visits and trips including Todd of Myton as guest, Curran on a business trip to Oklahoma, and Zee Dike spending time at the lake for business. Several households move or host guests while others attend a democratic convention and medical trips.
Local notes report slow progress on preliminary work at the Twin Pots dam. Several residents, including Harold Birch and Milton Stewart, were seen around Lone Tree and Wasatch County areas while others returned from Moon Lake resort and Heber City. Mining claims are reportedly being staked, with plans for diamond drilling.
Bluebell reports editor George F. Bowers recovering and hopes for a permanent return. Mr and Mrs Levison Hancock and Mr and Mrs W Hancock and Edith visit California to see Alan Lloyd in Taft. Edith plans to stay for school. A ten pound boy arrives to Mr and Mrs John K Anderson. Roosevelt visitors include Mr and Mrs Otto Johnson and Mr W B Woodruff and son George.
Talmage Ward and Mutual conference were held Sunday evening with Owen Bennion Mrs Edith Case Miss Verona Bennion and Mrs Sarah Peckstead in attendance. New Mutual counsellors named for the coming winter and ward officers participated. Social visits included locals Mr and Mrs Shelby Mayhew Utaba and others.
Mountain Home correspondent reports extensive mineral land location in the northern part of the county. A land strip forty seven miles long and three miles wide is being located with plans for diamond drilling. The work is by Park City Interests.
Review praises Tiffany as delivering the most effective answers to fears with a timely simple image. Described as perfect like a stage performance and possibly the best film by any studio. Notes the picture is shown at Cozy Theaters Sunday and Monday after September 28 and 30.
Mrs Tallinn and family attended Cantetti Hance at Dean's Park with guests from Puchesne and Heber. Mr and Mrs Dean Vowell and others joined the outing to the circus in Heber on Sunday. A boy received medical care for a fractured arm after a trip to Heberto, and Mrs Faun Rice visited relatives with Mr and Mrs Giles.
The report records injuries from a horse fall with a fractured arm near the elbow and a man named Langdon with three broken ribs after horseshoeing. It notes Dr. Dannenburg setting the arm, lingering illnesses, and many local visits, arrivals, and departures among residents including Clyde Rice, Vera Rhoades, and families from Roosevelt, Provo, and Woodland. The piece also mentions the death of Aften Gines and attendance at the funeral by local relatives and friends.
Constitutional amendments propose to fill vacancies in the Utah Legislature by law and to adjust the state school fund and tax distribution. The measures include amendments to Article VI Section 13 and Article X Section 3 and 7, with provisions about publication by the Secretary of State and submission to voters at the next general election.
Two thirds of the Utah Legislature supports a joint resolution proposing to amend Sections 2 and 3 of Article 13 of the Utah Constitution to define taxation rules. The measure outlines property exemptions, tax rates for tangible and intangible property, income taxes, and revenue allocations to state funds with dates and thresholds for exemptions and levies.
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 4 Article 13 of Utah’s constitution to tax mined and mining property as tangible property. It details taxable bases for metalliferous mines and mining claims and sets an interim additional assessment of $5 per unit, not to be changed before January 4, 1935.
A proposed joint resolution would amend Article XIIIT Section 13 of Utahs constitution to create a State tax commission of four members with governor appointment and senate consent. It outlines duties to administer tax laws, assess utilities, review bonds, set local budgets, and establish county valuation processes. Secretary of State to publish. measure to take effect January 1, 1951 if approved.
Utah legislature proposes amendments to Article XVII and XIX addressing location of the state prison and public institutions. It sets permanent sites in Salt Lake City Ogden and Provo with state facilities and directs the secretary of state to publish the 1940 amendments after approval by electors.
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