Highway extension plan tied to Monaghan contract
The state highway department backs extending the Monaghan project or a new project with available funds. The original Monaghan award totals 170000 with 200000 appropriations leaving 30000. An additional 70000 is planned to reach 100000 for the extension with drill work at bridge sites led by T D Erwin moving from Denver to Massadona.
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State Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Monaghans
Monaghan
T’ D Erwin
Massadona
Erwin
Denver
Craig Empire Courier
National Forest grazing fees waived for 1932 season
United States Forester announces policy under Secretary Hydes decision to waive first half of 1932 grazing fees. Permittees may graze without payment this spring and pay the rest by Dec 1 1932. About 8 percent of Intermountain stockmen were delinquent last year and must settle before permits are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forester
RY. Gbtuart
Hydes
National Forests
National Forest
Winkler
Reg Onal Forester
Ogden Utah
Intermountain
Aterest
Mr Winkler
Forest Service
Work to Start on Elk Springs Massadena Road Project
Work on the road project FA P No 180D and FT LH FP No 1 will begin soon. JHE Monaghan, the general contractor, will visit this week to line up equipment. Monaghan sublets all concrete and bridge work to A S Horner, Coast Ca. of Denver, who will also move in this week.
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Elk Springs
Massadena
JHE
Monaghan
Moneghan
Horner Coast Ca
Denver
Ice runs on Green River reopen ferry service
The Green River navigation resumed March 23 after ice block. Captain Dave Escheene has been busy since, and visitors including Owen Owen and families toured the area. Spring signs appear with wild onions gathered, and stock movement through the ILQ canyon region is noted with several local residents seen in the river plaza area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Dave Escheene
Owen Owen
Hugh Owen
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs Coolraddo
Gutterupp
Larson
Tiansa
Boyden
Lewis
Leo Thorne
Murdock
Wicholas
Smith
Thorres
John Johnson
Ttep
Fort Duchesne
Whitmore
Roosevelt
Cruck Sanda
Austn Wirdle
Hill Canyon
Atock
Ilq Canyon
Navajo Sports and Dances Describe Traditional Games
The piece outlines Navajo athletic customs including horse racing and foot racing on a prepared track, wrestling at feasts, and the chicken pull or grappling contest held at feast dances. It notes spectators, judges, and the role of community consent in outcomes alongside casual observations of local travel and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helow
Local Social Notes Include Visiting Friends and Family
Ashley Clarance Winn went out with sheep for Kenneth Speirs. Ray Corless visited this week with Mr and Mrs William Karren. Mr and Mrs Frank Steinaker are visiting Salt Lake City this week. Mrs Frank Wilcoxen cares for Grandmother Gerber while they are away. Mrs Rose Larsen and Harry Larsen of Ledta spent Saturday with sister Mrs Horace Caldwell. Atwood Sr is noted as very fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarance Winn
Kenneth Speirs
Ray Corless
William Karren
Frank Steinaker
Salt Lake City
Frank Wilcoxen
Gerber
Rose Larsen
Harry Larsen
Ledta
Horace Caldwell
Hee B Atwood
Catarrh and Hay Fever Symptoms and Health Claims
Catarrh and hay fever are described as accompanied by nerve impingement sluggish circulation torpid liver and digestive derangement. The passage asserts these conditions are commonly present with catarrh and hay fever and implies a linked chain of bodily disturbances.
You Get Theee Extra Values at No Aditional Coat
A quirky offer promises extra values at no additional cost. The phrasing suggests a promotional item or sale with emphasis on added benefits and free value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilsens
Firestone
Blanche Clonquist Opens New Beauty Parlor in Coalville
Blanche Clonquist opened a new beauty parlor over Summit Furniture and Mercantile Company in Coalville, serving local clients with hair and beauty services at the storefront location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalville
Blanche Clonquist
Summit Furniture and Mercantile Company
Military Training Camp at Fort Douglas Utah Opens Free Training
The War Department designates Fort Douglas Utah as a Citizens Military Training Camp site for Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming youths aged 17 to 29. The one month session runs July 6 to August 4 1932 with free military training. Apply by writing First Lieutenant Thomas M Crawford 38th Infantry Fort Douglas Utah. first come first served.
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Citizens Military Training
Fort Douglas
Utah
28Th Infantry
Rock of the Maine
War Department
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
CMT
Thomas M Crawford
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