Utah Mines Tax Amendment Debate and Public Vote
Split among lawmakers and mining interests over amending Section 4 of Article 18 to tax mines at full value. The Joint Committee argues current rules favor net proceeds and hole the state loses revenue. supporters urge statewide prohibition and tax equity. Voters urged to vote YES for all amendments to standardize taxation and reduce mine value disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huarda and
Howes
Tilegates
Stake of
Utah
Washington
Anawer Bevin
State Board of Baxatization
Atenet
Gaserel
Raunk
State Board of Equalization
Maine
Ataly Board of
Fqnailastion
Stata
Fleism
Salt Lake County
Board of Fuvalization
Thenaerved
Abell
Taspayer
Fter
Ivy Legisature
Ts State
Toines
Delfgaiesa
Death Notice for Archie Lee Searle at 28
Archie Lee Searle died Thursday morning October 17 of tuberculosis of the spine. He was 28, married, with parents Charles and Sarah Searle and siblings mourning him. Funeral held Saturday afternoon at his home lawn with songs and prayers led by local church leaders. services attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Searle
Archie Lee Searle
Tie
Charles
Sarah Searle
Dry Fork
Basa
Algo
Wider
W Nebeker
Chlatensen
Caldwalls
Swensen
Roy Taylor
Cemetery Dedication and Local News Summary
Elder James Shaffer led a prayer dedicating the new cemetery as the resting place for local residents. Mrs. Lthel Steward and her children returned home to Milburn Utah after visiting. New arrivals Ira Christensen family Bird family Hyrum Richardson from Vernal Albert Neilson from Myton attended Archie Searle's funeral. Leroy Brough died of Spanish influenza. Dryant Hacking survived a serious fall after an accident at the Johnson place while attempting to lead a horse home. he suffered a head wound but is recovering.
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James Shaffer
Wis
Lthel Steward
Milburn
Utah
Ira Christensen
Andrew Christensen
Bird
Hyrum Richardson
Vernal
Albert Neilson
Myton
Archie Searle
Jesse Brough
Lyman
Wye
Leroy Brough
Dryant Hacking Ife
Johnson Place
Thras Gashen Ife
Ashley Ashley falls on foothills and breaks arm twice
Aaron Winn, eldest son of Clarence Wilon, injured while playing on foothills. Jr EH Seeley ships beef cattle to Omaha. Mrs Edna Lucky Clark writes from France as Red Cross secretary. James Eskelson heads to Roosevelt for six week treatment. Richardson family takes new home from Bens Porter. Long and Dalphes Labeau visit from Whiterocks to buy supplies. Daphne Cooper visits Wry Fork sister F L Neal. B Mathews family relocates to Virginia. Wephl Preeca return from Salt Lake after Florence Week. Florence Weeka ill past three weeks, Spanish influence suspected, improving.
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Clarence
Hirds
Archie Searle
Pluchen
Howe Upuin
Mariun Allan
Uslucuge
Mira
McCoy
Uct
Alis S A Mrown
Los Angeles
Gal
Sire McKinney
Win
M Anduaun
Leorbe Witkin
C. Calton
Is Brown
Wilson Joly
Los Aungeles
Wailson
Howe
Garl Jenney
Alo
Arigona
McKiniay
Lucy
Breamboat Springs
Luey
Denver
Messinlay
Misa Louth McCoy
William Murray
Johv
Irving
Itoy Carroll
Watson
Nathan E Hurdy
Bled
Craig
Colorado
LeGrand Young
Salt Lake
Lyle
Antelope
William Treynolda
Edwin Hingham
Will Timothy
Ab. Price
Bim
Philip GC
Stringham
Ashley Bennion
Tom Odekirk
East
Alli Anderson
Juniper Springs
John S Wacktog Jhoya
Balt Lake
Myron
Jacking
Nellie
Ho Smith
Alfred Imall
Dry Fork
John Hacklings
Mauser Ward Bishoprie
Lester Bingham
O H Allen
Claire Hacking
Itosalin Jones
John WN
Davis
Thomas Dingham
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Eee Rerrert
Aaron Winn
Clarence Wilon
EH Seeley
Omaha
Edna Lucky Clark
France
Ed Cross
James Eskelson
Roosevelt
Martin Lafe Richardson
Bens Porter Long
Dalphes Labeau
Whiterocks
Daphne Cooper
Wry Fork
F L Neal
Mathews
Virgina
Wephl Preeca
Florence
Advertising Keeps The Newspaper Alive
Local readers are urged to support the paper by using advertising space. The note emphasizes that ads from businesses and individuals financially sustain publication and ensure ongoing service.
War keeps politics from the war, says Republican leader
Washington dispatch reports Will H. Sayers, Republican national committee chair, declaring that war work guides all party action. He highlights New Hampshire Wisconsin and Maine voting against partisan war politics, criticizes Democratic circular urging electing a Democratic Congress, and calls for keeping politics out of the war while preparing for peace. The piece also notes local visits and openings at Uintah Oil & Development camp near Moffat with optimism on rapid development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Utah
Welling
Maye
Hun Puopaganada Republicansa
Jarksta
Washington
Will HH. Slays
Republican National Committee
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Maine
Abraham Lincoln II
Repubhlican Party
Democratic Pary
Republican Party
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TACTS
Earl Douglass
Jensen
Brown Fur
Kana
Tr. Lapoint
Republicaay
Congress
Theodore Noorevelt
W.H. Wattis
William Spry
J. HE Frick
A. E. Bowen
James W. Cherry
Supreme Court OF Utah
Republican State Committee
Ashley
Ft, Duchesne
Coke
Thyra
Oakland
Cal
Chester Carleton
A H E Kneale
Price
Henry Jlanink
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kneale
Uintah Oil & Development Company
Moffat
H J Walter
Ft Duchesne
Uintah Dasin
Trubble
East c
Tolberney
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