Fort Duchesne Social Notes and Hospital Update
Fort Duchesne reports weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of White Rocks at Bapt A. Kneale's home. Assistant nurse to be lost at noon, Miss Harris set to replace Miss Clark who is beloved by all. Mrs Fred Dickson shows improvement, Miss Muriel Chandler headed to Salt Lake City for Jahe and Willie Stevens wedding. Joe Walker back on hospital duty. Price visitors, Marlmons from White Rocks with Louis Thompson family, Mr Fryer from Roosevelt conducts Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
White Rocks
A. H. Kneale
Misa Clark
Miss Harris
Henry Harris
California
Fred Dickson
Local Sacrament Meeting Attendees and Ward News
Speakers at the Sacrament meeting were John G. Dalton Nelson R. Lewis and Bishop Joseph Horrocka. The faller society meets at Mrs Sarah Evans home Tuesday with birthday on Wednesday and a planned racial time after. Joshua Haslem Sr. fell from a haystack and injured his right wrist back. he can move today. Relief society bazaar supported the building fund. Harvey Hullinger and family came from Provo by team to Roosevelt in three and a half days. John Haslem escorted Mrs Hullinger in his truck. They visited LaPoint after summer at BYU Provo. Mutuals adjournment to October was mistaken. M A will meet every Sunday. Ward representation at stake convention in Roosevelt. Seventies hosted a watermelon dust from Salt Lake City after. Furniture brought for Dan Anderson. Principal Klogh of Roosevelt, with the school, was in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Dalton
Nelson R. Lewis
Joseph Jlorrocka
Faller Society
Sarah J Evans
Joshua Haslem
Relief Society
Building Fund
Harvey Hullinger
Provo
Roosevelt
John Haslem
Duchesne
Hullinger
Lapoint
Mutuals
M. A
Stockholders to Press Reorganization of Defunct Bank
Bank stockholders and directory face potential liability as Myton moves toward reorganization. A meeting is planned next Tuesday under the Myton Commercial Club to vote on restructuring and appoint a stock subscription committee. About 60,000 is needed to take over the bank and clean bad paper, with deposits around 70,000 once assets are reorganized. Optimism grows as conditions improve. honey crops recover and alfalfa seed prospects look fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Myton
Nivas
Myton Commercial Club
Pixton
State Banking Department
Sunday Services and Local News Notes in Vernal Area
The afternoon Sunday services were well attended with Elder Russell Harrison as speaker. In the evening Elder Manwaring from Vernal attended the MIA meeting and spoke on education. Russell Harrison returned from Salt Lake City and plans to teach at Lake Point Utah this winter. Mrs Nellie Garlic visiting from Fairview with relatives. Hillary Lee and Wilmia Myberg from the saw mill area visited. Mr Lee returned Monday, Mrs William Clark returned from Duchesne City. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Abestian welcomed a baby girl born at Roosevelt on August 22 1922. Joe E Marx Abe Warburton and Wil Davis were in Vernal Friday for business. Will Davis visited home from the sheep camp. W E Park returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Harrison
Manwaring
Vernal
Joe E Marx
Dr Baird
Roosevelt
Silt Lake City
Lake Point
Utah
Nellie Garlic
Fairview
Duchesne tax funds largely support school maintenance
Tax data from the Utah state board of equalization shows Duchesne county taxes outside cities total 26.3 mills, with more than half allocated to schools. The report traces district school levies from 1916 through 1922, noting shifts from 7 mills to 8.8 and then 5 mills, and later peaks as state school revenue rose. Roosevelt-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Duchesne County
State Board of Equalization
Duchesne
State Board
Roosevelt
Alfalfa Seed Crop Will Be Large This Year
The article notes a likely large alfalfa seed crop, aided by weather reports shared daily with farmers via Uintah Telephone Co. cooperation. Seed samples from Varnal’s Peppard office show exceptional yields, including a 5 feet 2 inch long unwatered plant from Hansen’s Diamond Mountains farm, suggesting strong dry land potential and growing value for Ashley valley growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Lynn Strong
Uintah Telephone Company
Weather Bureau
Salt Lake City
Peppard Seed
Varnal
William F Hansen
Diamon
Blizy
Ashley Valley
Star Brand School Shoes Save Time For Parents and Students
Advertising blurb promotes Star Brand School Shoes as the quick dependable choice for preparing children for school. It emphasizes comfort and good looks, framing the shoes as a practical aid for busy mornings and a reliable partner for students.
Wash Goods and Dresses in Gingham Colors
A display of wash goods and school dresses features ginghams in a range of fast colors priced from 19 to 69 cents. The selection highlights affordable fabrics and ready outfits for students.
A Word to the Farmer on Chinese Pheasants
A letter from D. E. Dare warns that importing Chinese pheasants will ruin crops and gardens. He cites beet fields and corn destroyed in a night by the birds and notes they also reduce insect-eating birds by suppressing eggs and young. Dare urges farmers to oppose the pheasant import plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
tHntah
Denver
D. E. Dare
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Phoebe C. Litster
Mra Nelson Q Lewis
Day
Dan Anderson
Principil Klogh
Our
Tuesay
Tnid
Mra
A. W. Nebeker
Ago
Star Brand
Facturer of In
America
Swift
Uintah County
Duchesneau
the Express
Mickie
Charles Sughroe
Tenens Newspaper Union
Ceel
Nogle
Ainty Tr
Bes Noud Orter
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