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Show Friday, November UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH 17, 1939 UINTAH BASIN RECORD Editor E. J. Sc honian, Publisher PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Koy A. Schonian, AT DUCHESNE, UTAH W ants Legal Advertising DELINQUENT NOTICE matter Entered a3 second-clas- s at Postoffice the at May 26, 1922, THE FARMERS IRRIGATION COMPANY, BLUEBELL, UTAH Display Advertising of act the under Per Agate Duchesne, Utah, Flat Rate, For Plates, ' There are now due and delinquent on account of an assessment c. March 3, 1S79. Line, levied the several amounts set opposite the 1939, 26th, September Per Column Inch, 30c names of the share owners as follows, plus advertising: Notices Classified and Reading SUBSCRIPTION RATES Name Cert. No. Shares Amount For Sale, For Rent, Wanted, Lost 10c per 75 273 and Found, Miscellaneous, 20 $12.00 Anderson, Joseph Three Months 391, 392, 272 line, first insertion; 5c per line for Six Months 100 Anderson, E. L J. Milton each succeeding issue minimum 190 $2.00 Alexander, One Year 116 Brown, H. C 116, 379 charge, 30c. 178 Clark, John & Docia Calder, David H 393, 397 BREW, THE Davis, R. K 277, 312 346 Dump, Leon "l-c Duchesne Farm Mort. Co 317 Goniotakis, Emanuel 342, 345 jfji 369 Goniotakis, Nola Hanson. C. A 327 , - ant u Jacobson, Hans 148, 321 Johnson, Georgine 326 . Johnson, Otto E Johanson, Leo 261, Larsen, J. 0 320, 362 Lloyd, Dora 283 Murray, R, A 291 Mower, Emma 307 Maxwell, Evelett Mathews, C. A 218, 368 324 Mayo, Clara B 244 Merrell, Porter Olsen, F. A 231, 336 380 Olsen, A. E ADVERTISING RATES WITCH'S 0 now, for a Buy Breeding Stock narro-ganset- t. Purebred limited time Or$3.00 toms $4 00, hens Utah. Bndgeland, son C. Nielsen, Notice To Creditors Estate of Edward J. Yetter, Professional Cards De- wall present ceased. Creditors claims with vouchers to the underon or 'other signed at Duchesne. Utah, FOR SALE Sheep sheds, use. 1939. farm before December 20, for buildings. Cheap; MERRIL H. LARSEN, to Knight Invest. Co., Provo Apply Annexed. 17-t- f. Will with Administrator or to J. T. Hoyt, Duchesne. LOST- - brown sealskin traveling W. between bag, initialed M. H. REWARD-RECO- RD Vernal and Heoer. 153t- office. WILL TRADE: property in Ogden for land in Uintah Basin. f. Guy Jaynes, Upalco, Utah. RAGS WANTED We will pay 5c per pound for good soft clean rags. Uintah Basin Record. L. A. HOLLENBECK Attorney-at-La- Duchesne ROY A. SCHONIAN Registered Mortician Duchesne Its machines. all right when it goes in, but it sure do soun like trash when it comes out Utah IL It. HOLLENBECK Notary Public North of County Court House Duchesne Utah Cncle Eben on Education Givrn some people education," said Uncle Eben, "is purty much like puttin music in one o deshere talkin Utah The Record Office Specializes Fine Commercial Printing 8S5iterAv sj.Fr Pi ice, D. R. 130, 222 G. A. Roper and Sons 386, 370 Robison, Frank Stevenson, A. J Stevens, H. A Theming, Ray Wright, J. E Wall, Pete Winkler, Ernest Woodruff, George T CroSby, Samuel Duchesne Co. School Maxfield, Linford Timothy, Charlie Lisonbee H. L 404 231 ...." 152, 154, 3 63, 328 284 coriMOr-r i-NEWS N.L.UB, 0I2DSGS Back vIa&es Xo persons v: to' COMffcM u ever 1& HIRE aud woed for? ite PAy company LET US GIVE THANKS Next Thursday, Utah, with most of the United States will celebrate Thanksgiving Day. As citizens of the United States, we have much to be thankful for. That we are living in and under the protection of a Democracy is still the greatest gift we could hope to a.sk. Conditions throughout the eastern hemisphere today bring us to a better realization of this fact than most of todays generation ;have ever had. Tourists, business travelers, missionaries and statesmen returning recently from Europe give us some of the details about conditions there up to and including the first stages of th$ new conflict. Life in the dictatorship nations is not very attractive we are told, with almost every vestige of personal liberty torn from the people by the dictators who rule them. In Germany for instance, we learn that one may own a radio, but one may listen only to prescribed German broadcasts. All others are strictly barred under severe penalties. This is only one of many examples that could be given showing the extent to which the lives of dictatorship peoples are governed. Let us be thankful then that in our nation we are still at liberty to guide our own lives much as we would. We read, think and say what we desire. We are free to criticize government and government officials when we feel prompted to do so. We are subject to the laws of our land, yet we are in control of the men who make these laws and can change them at will through prescribed democratic action, according to the desires of the majority. We are acquainted with want and suffering and discouragement, yet we have the natural resources and the freedom to use them to overcome these difficulties if we will but act intelligently. We are still living under that great Constitution-conceiveout of strife and want and oppression and written to guarantee us from their continuance; we are still receiving and enjoying the rights and liberties it provides. Let us be thankful that we are citizens of this nation, at peace with the world. And let us determine to keep these rights and to maintain our neutrality, guarding constantly against any infringement of either. WIIAT DO WE WANT IN EDUCATION Questionnaires are being received this week from the state educational survey committee created by the last legislature and instructed to make a complete study of the educational system of the state. The present questionnaires are being sent to school board s members and association presidents cover and many subjects connected with the educational system. Should the system he expanded or is it too heavy now? Should school expense he borne more by students, county or state? Are the right subjects being taught? Should vocational training he given more emphasis and who should bear the expense? Should the junior college system be expanded and on w hat basis? Are taxpayers getting full value from their school dollar? These and many more are questions the committee is seeking answers for. The Uintah Basin is, or should be, greatly inter- Parent-Teacher- Not issued 388 267, 407 396 408 6.00 7.05 6.00 Salt Lake City, Utah October 19, 1939 DEPARTMENT, General Land Office, Salt Lake i And in accordance with law, and by order of the board of direc City, Utah, serial number 051511. tors so many shares of each parcel of stock as may be necessary, will Notice is hereby given that purbe sold to the highest bidder for cash, to pay the delinquency, adver suant to the act of February 25, 1920 (41 Stat. 437), and the reguUsing and cost of sale on November 18th, 1939, at 2 oclock P. M. at lations thereundep approved April the office of the secretary at Bluebell, Utah. 1, 1920, Circular No. 679, the Sec(Signed) w, E. DAVIS, retary of the Interior has desigSec. 22, nated the Secretary Sec. 23, NWU NW'i Sec. Date of first publication, Nove mber 3, 1939. 26, NEUNE'i Sec. 27, T. 1 S., R. Date of last publication, November 17, 1939. as coal 9 W., U. S. M., Utah, Chas Hardman were Roosevelt vis- leasing unit No. 1294, Utah No. 187 subject to a royalty rate of fifteen itors Saturday. cents a ton, mine run, a minimum Lila Webb, Ardell Johnson and investment of $3,000 during the W. H. Stone were the dinner guests first three years of the lease, and of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gentry Sun- a minimum Mrs. V. G. Gentry production of 3,500 tons day. per year, commencing with the Mrs. J. W. Jensen, Mrs. Tom fourth year of the lease, and otherMrs. Donald Peterson and Mrs. Mrs. Olive Sorensen, Mrs. wise substantially in accordance Gentry, Davis of Duchesne are George J. B. Lemon and Mrs. W. G. Gen- with the lease form set forth in visiting their parents, Mr. and try spent Friday afternoon with section IS of the regulations, and Mrs. J. B. Lemon. Mrs. John Lemon, the occasion be- has authorized issuance of a lease Mr. and Mrs. Alden Drollinger ing Mrs. Lemons birthday anni to Heber T. Hall under his preferare Payson visitors this week. ence right claim. Any and all perversary. Mrs. Hugh Percival spent SunMrs. James F. Lemon and sis- sons having adverse or conflicting afternoon and Mrs. with Mr, day ter, Ruth were visitors at the claims to the land, or any part Chas Percival. home of their parents, Bishop and thereof, are hereby notified that Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Nichols and they should file in this office on or children of Roosevelt were visit- Mrs. Nelson of Upalco Monday. November 29, 1939, their before M. I. A. The play given Monday ing Mrs. Nichols father, W. H. or objection; otherwise night was a grand success. A protest Stone, Sunday. such claims may be disregarded in was crowd all and Mrs. J. A. Angus left for Salt large present granting the lease. Lake City Saturday where she ex- reported a good time. A. S. BROWN, to some visit for Mrs. John time. pects Lemon, who has been Register. Robert Marchant, Merlin on the sick list, is reported imDate of first publication, October P. C. Johnson and Mrs. proved at this writing. 27, 1939. of last publication, Novemested in this survey; first, because of its need and de- berDate 24, 1939. Not issued Not issued 20 10 Visit our famous INTERIOR SSEi SW-SW- U DIRE 0HI1CE in & the miRRsn nooni SALT LAKE'S 'SUPPER PAR CLUB Superb Cuisine - Cafeteria Embassy Buffet Oak Dining Room EXCELLENCE Exceptionally good food at exceptionally moderate Scintillating Music prices. Wil-kerso- n, sire for a junior college and second because every means possible must be used to see that we get full value from tax dollars. The question-nair- s do as sent out not cover a very good representation of the people if answered only by the board members and the P.-A. presidents. But good representation can be had if the people are sufficiently interested. The matter should be discussed fully in every P.- - T. A. Imeeting throughout the districts. Taxpayers and school patrons should give the matters careful consideration and make their opinions known to their school board members. Thus, if quick and concerted action is taken, can a true cross section of opinions of the people to be served be given to the committee on which to base its report and recommendations. Perhaps one of the most important questions to be answered is, Do you approve of the new objectives of education in the elementary school which attaches more importance to social and personal development than to the teaching of reading, writing, spelling and arithmetic? Differently stated, the question becomes one of social refinement versus educational fundamentals. A whole volume could be written upon this subject alone. We deem it of great importance because in it lies the whole matter of w hat we get for our tax dollar. To perhaps start a little thought along the subject we make the following observation. We believe the system today is shifting too rapidly toward refinements and away from the fundamentals. We believe shop and agriculture are more necessary school subjects than band and vocal training. We believe logic and grammar are more necessary than art and dramatics. We believe the ability to study and to analyze more beneficial than the ability to entertain and be sociable. We believe that the persons who gets a good education in school has little difficulty acquiring the social refinements in later years but that the student who acquires only a social development seldom acquires much in fundamental education later. What do you want Your child to get out of the educational system? hard-to-pa- y To a Cheerful Fall and Winter T. BRIGHTEN Long Dismal Evenings With ADEQUATE LIGHTING In Your Home G LI6HI GO. 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