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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH A FACTS AND COMMENT UINTAH BASIN RECORD By An Undertaker PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT DUCHESNE, UTAH Roy A. Schonian, Publisher and Editor Great Oppertunity For Home Improvement IB In response to requests from As new building statistics apof our readers, I am again many Mr. and Mrs. C Quite a number of families celeMr. and Mrs. Walter Daniels the opportunity for using second-clas- s ADVERTISING RATES son of Highland sper matter were Utahn visitors Wednesday. continuing with this series of arti- brated at Altonah for the Fourth. pear, stimulated construction as a wea. Mr. and Mrs. cles, which it was necessary, beMay 26, 1922 at the Poutoffice at John Display Advertising two cause and of time is Mr Case lack of space pon in fighting depression is seen employed Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis and Flat Rate, For Plates, Per Agate Duchesne, Utah, under the act of for me to discontinue when the week3 at Moon Lake. Paul Johnson and in more accurate perspective. family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd FullLine, March 3, 1879. in from Provo Mor mer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Collins murder trial started some Per Column Inch, 30c. On the average, between 400,-00- 0 Floyd Case is sporting a new Joe Shanks spent the fourth of time ago. Classified and Reading Notices and 500,000 new residential Chevrolet Sedan. A number of the Those who have been following July picnicing in Rock Creek. For Sale, For Rent, Wanted, Lost SUBSCRIPTION RATES the articles will remember that are left for Yellowstone units, including apartments, and Found, Miscellaneous, 10c per Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Ioka visit- built A large crowd from Utahn atten we traced the evolution of the One Year in the United States. fishing trip. $2.00 line, first Insertion; 5c qer line far ed their daughter, Mrs. Theora Only annually Tal-maof modem ded dance the at embalming process wedding 50,000 were built in 1933. 1.00 onhs ..... each succeeding issue minimum I I Bishop Webb and Friday night. All report an down from the work of the ancient Harris here Friday. Three Months .75 We think of America as a liation charge, 30c. the Fourth at Moon Egyptians to the present time, enjoyable time. Mr. Gene Workman of Lonetree, in which the bulk of citizens live and then went into the actual prois here to visit his sister, in homes equipped with at least common use. cess in now Wyoming Mrs. children and Herbert Mr, and Mrs. Eos Lang HOW ABOUT OUR RIGHTS?- and Mrs. J. A. Morrison motored This, to' briefly restate it, is the Mrs. J. P. Wall and family. the basic conveniences. But a re- Duchesne visited w removal of blood, the destructive cent federal report says that ot Mrs. Chas. Iorg Sui In the Salt Lake Tribune last Sunday, was a long to Duchesne Friday. Mr. Delbert Hardman was taken element in the body after death 6,300,000 farm homes article, completely describing the Deer Creek ProMr. and Mrs. Carl Saxey from and the injection, into the vascular to Salt Lake for medical attention, only 990,000 had water surveyed Olive Lemon is em piped intc of a highly disfectant fluid George Rogers motored out. ject, and Salt Lake Citys connection with it. The Provo spent a few days with Mr. system, the house. The balance, of more Funk Hotel at Mytc to arrest the growth of bacteria article in itself was especially instructive and inter- and Mrs. Warren Strong in Utahn. Most than 5,000,000 rural homes, is thus Mr. and Mrs. Jowett Fortie atof these fluids, you will reMr. without sanitary conveniences of childrenand Mrs. Joe esting. T. A. Robb is leaving Monday member, contain some percent of tended sacrament meeting at Upal of Highland kind. any revealed the fact, however, Salt Lake City for a summers job on the forest. formalin gas, or formaldehyde co Sunday afternoon, taking inwith Mr. and Mrs. Ei Here, then are two phases of the which in addition to its disinfec-tiv- e structions for Stake Work. is particularily anxious to tap the rich Uintah Basin construction field - - new buildand folks our a preservatve properties, Quite bunch of young Roy Johnson is wor by tunneling through under the Broadhead pass and motored Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Boswell are ing and improvement and addit- Lake this week. to Rovoli to attend the has a hardening effect on the of water dance which was given on the 4th tissues of the body. taking an annual yield of 30,000 acre-fe- et rejoicing over the safe arrival of ions to existing structures. Each from the upper Duchesne river. Mr. and Mrs. Vir also contemplates of July. A good time was had by In our detailed description of a baby girl, born July 5th at the entail potential expenditures runthe process, we had completed the home of Mrs. Sarah Case. Mother ning far into the billions. Each were guests of Mr. a the later tunneling through to upper Rock Creek, all. means vast numbers of potential Lemon actual embalming, and were wait- and babe are doing nicely. Sunday. and the tapping of that stream and the granddaddy - - both In actual construction Wil-cheto all see that a time for jobs B. porO. Colton and Mr. Jo Mr. ing Mr. and Mr. Hyrum Smith and in the building supply indust-An- d tions had received sufficient treatlakes region. were in Utahn Friday, Ruby Wall of Myl in each case, there is a ing her ment. Taking it for granted then bought the Royal Rogers home head-gate- s. down The article goes on to explain grand before Salt such was the case, we would and will move there this fall for tremendous unsatisfied demand on Mrs. J. L. Miles. parei ; Lake City can legally do this, some of the existing Mr. and Mrs. Warren Strong that next be ready for perhaps the the school term. Mr. and Mrs. the part of the public. water laws must be changed. Present laws make and Mrs. Howard J. Stewart went most interesting part of the work, Vern Case are living there for the An Among those who aggressive campaign to unthe application of cosmetics, and summer. it necessary, for anyone to hold water rights, that to Fort Duchesne Friday. loose private capital for resident- ball game at Myton if necessary, derma surgery. ial building is now starting. If it Duchesne and Myton they put the water to beneficial use. Salt Lake City Mr. Micheal Esauk was a Salt The Mrs. Lopelle and Miss Lolly average body, if death will force prices up, Mrs. J. H. Robison, 1 knows it cannot beneficially use the Uintah Lake visitor over the week end came from a natural cause, and of Oklahoma and their friend, succeeds, it and put a premium on materials Otto Lloyd, Mr. and the embalming was done properly Mr. Salem were guests of Mr. and and Basin water now, and want to change the laws so skilled labor. a tip Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. will have a skin much the same Mrs. Vern Case this week while on in that for those whoTheres and Rhoades Lucille Misses that they can take the water and lease it to someone have money and Mr. and Mrs. W Hadden were the guests of as in life, but, because all the their trip through to California. are botnear still the now, else until such time as their population increases to Ruth prices Misses Jean and Betty Jo Morri- blood has been removed, the red For Medicin tom, and wise property owners Mr. and Mr. Mrs. Leonard all will the point where they can beneficially use it. from received Wall, it son Sunday. coloring are estimj Americans can needed and get improvements and be missing, and the face will show and Mrs. Leslie Atwood, Mr. It looks like the Uintah Basin water users, they Mr. additions for a fraction of what ing $6 annually per ca and Mrs. Leonard Brown either extremely white, or in the Mrs. Vonce Mowers, Mr. and Mrs. want to save their water might better work on a and baby were dinner guests of Mr case of a person of darker colored Earl Murray and families spent a they will cost in the near future. Iclues. different kind of legislation; Legislation to make and Mrs. J. A. Morrison, Thursday skin, wih considerable sun-ta- n pre- few days on the Yellowstone River sent, the color, with the absence fishing this week. illegal to divert water from one watershed to evening. Miles received first another until all arrigable land within its natural Mrs. W. B Brennick and chil- of the bloodtan.red, will show a Miss Violet most STERLING TRANSPORT beautiful boufor the sickly light prize basin is taken care of. In other words, use the dren (spent the week end with To replace the color removed quet at Sunday School, it being an COIMP ANY water where, and in the manner God intended it to Mrs. J. A. Morreson. with the blood, a red or pink assortment in a small basket. wt ooou hurt Uintah Basin Points to Salt I stain, usually liquid is used, com- Mrs. Emily Wall received second be used, instead of tunneling through a mountain Mr. and Mrs. Warren Strong pletely the exposed parts prize for perenial swet peas. bathing to divert for the ambitions of a metropolitan dis- made a business trip to Salt Lake with it. Eastern Utah Transportation trict which shows little concern over the welfare of City Wednesday. In this work an embalmer must Use Advises 1 use extreme caution, for while he Specialist Company the people from whom they are taking the water. life-like Of Balanced Rations and Mrs. Leonard Brown may reproduce a wholely The downright, nearsighted selfishness of their andMr.Miss Uintah Basin Points to Price Ruth Snow spent the appearance, the members of the To Save Hay Help whole scheme is emphasized by Salt Lake have some Citys un- Fourth with relatives and friends family concerned may -- ocharitable attitude toward our countys appeal for in Boneta. prejudice against the use of cosEvery Day Service Each Way One good way to save alfalfa are feel that and they metics, may aid last week, when the very time they were busy Mrs. Helen Esauk received quite too much in evidence. I have hay is to feed it with a suitable t making plans to appropriate our natura 1 water an injury Friday evening, when quite often found, particularly it supplement in a balanced ration, Extension states rm J. E. was Maynard, She that the body be that of a man, her separator blew up. themselves. rights hit in the nose with one of the fly- because the person was not a user Animal Husbandman of the Utah Lake Salt is Ye? City in itself ambitious, and . discs, but reports are that the of cosmetics while alive, the fam- State Agricultural college. is as it should be. They are anxious to provide water ing Roughages that help to balance cut is not serious. ily would object to their use after in livestock maintenance alfalfa conditions for the time when their population will be 300,000 death, not realizing the according to Professor rations, and which above, have I explained instead of the present 140,000. What they do not Expert Urges Sale are corn fodder or silMaynard, which made their use necessary seem to have the foresight to see case When Of Lambs if a natural appearance was to be age, straw, or even weeds in though, is the in while cut Weeds of emergency. fact that the possibility of their growing to 300,000 Fit For Market obtained when a tender condition, green of the the application Following depends entirely upon the prosperity of the balance are cured and stacked, have a' defiof the state. If they were to show their ambitions Lambs should be taken to mar- stain then, the other cosmetics nite feed value. Concentrates insome and applied, powder, rouge, as soon as possible, advises form ket m a little more farsighted manner, by clude any of the small grains, attenof lip coloring, careful helping us to Alma C. Esplin, sheep and wool molasses. or dried beet beet sex pulp and to the tion age water given develop our rights, and our farms, and then specialist of the Utah State Agri- of thebeing It is still possible to plant com body, so that cosmetics will improve the roads over which we do business with cultural College Extension Service. be or cane for forage which may as as possible nearly applied UINTAH POWER & LIGHT them, they would soon prosper greatly, as we pros- When the lambs are gone the ewes to the same extent usually applied be ensiled cheaply in trench silos on about thrive will Pro of at says growth, stage any the life. For the in Uintah the lips Basin does have the best Water less feed than is required when by pered, person different embalmers have their fessor Maynard. Hay made from and the best farm land in the state of Utah. are them. with lambs the ELECTRICITY IS YOUR MOST EFFICIENT: SI Develop own pet habits. I prefer a, dry unripe, small grain crops is also the Uintah Basin, and Salt Lake City cannot If the feed is too coarse and the as it a valuable supplement to alfalfa, to the usual help range rouge the lamb stops growth of an artificial appear- he states. The lower value of the growing. Retard the Basins development, and Salt and if dry, more feed is not available gives less Lake Citys growth is indeed limited. ance, and right here I want to unripe grain is offset by the highit should be weaned and fed or mention a few of the mistakes so er nutritive value of the straw. sold. Frequently lambs reach 60 often made by those giving the The important point is the use of WIIAT DID WE LEARN? to 70 pounds weight in August, ALIMONY & DIVOI first care to the body. Often any carbonaceous feed as a means but they are kept in the herd when I call for a corpse, I find a for increasing the effectiveness OF ANY STATE in th Twenty years ago the world began the worst mil- until October before they are sold mouth tied with a napkin, nickles of a limited alfalfa ration. Mexico, with plain I and more no than itary political conflict in history. The United although they weigh High prices paid for shipped in comment a planatory Pro- placed on the eyelids, wrists tied alfalfa two months did before, States went into the conflict, fighting with may prove ruinous and other oddities of varDem- they A different Ions. pu! together, out. MERRIL LARSEN II. points ious kinds. Little concern need present livestock markets but the each state. Covers n ocracy. Supposedly we won the war, but did we fessor Esplin ewes the this limited alfalfa dry year During be given to any of these. Em- stretching of a Attorney-at-Lav- v vorce, alimony, legal win the fight for Democracy? Is the world any should be saved as much ofas possi- balmers can easily take care of supply by the use of a cheap annulment, separate i better off because of the conflict? Have the prin- ble from the hardships caring stubborn eyes or mouths, and the available carbonaceous roughage and support custody marcan be lambs when they Utah Duchesne to balance the ration is a worth ciples for which we fought been advanced or retard- for etc. Specify state vv present style of "laying out" does while consideration. keted. not call for the hands crossed on ed since $1.00. time? No careful operator runs dry the breast. One thing that might CRIMINAL LAV THE Proewes and ewes lambs, is with in the throes of a despotism Germany today and is seldom be of real benefit, in plain Kngli STATE division Esplin says. The is attention to the lips. present, and which the embalmer apparently as bad or worse than the Kaisers Mon- offessor Price $J explanation. herds by breed might be serious- done, to combat, would L. A. HOLLENBECK often so Death often is is unable accompanied very archy. wool BANKRUPTCY THE sheep ly considered. The fine often by a purge be eliminated, and more good The United States is being rocked and shaken who may more easily and should not by fever, and explained; Attorney-at-Laof a If all from by herd would be done than by the mouth. grease thq travel-Th- e too much disturbed be voluntarily, by labor disputes-o- n bankrupt, the water fronts, some kind were applied to the lips other attentions mentioned. the Duchesne Utah dry herd, yearling ewes ily. Price $1.00. I cold cream, or even lard farm belts, and in the industrial sections. through Roy A. Schonian, too closely vaseline, are generally herded MEXICAN DIVORCE the rough dry appearance so often Duchesne, Utah g International politics are becoming more and more and destroy feed by information gratis., large a sheep involved. War debts are being defaulted, DELAWARE CHART bar- and trampling. Too more difficult makes labor riers are being raised against trade, monetary bat- herd sound, sure; obtained WM. H. FITZWATER and tends to keep sheep restless ANY LAW QUESTIC tles are being waged. and ill at ease. Small herds of Public swered Notary by compote more to I Militarism and preparedness are again coming animals alike respond for $1.00. f lawyers careful opSome careful Fostoffice Bldg., herding. to the front. The yellow races have been more or erators divide old ewes from young LEGAL RESEARCH Duchesne less at war Utah two years. Each disarmament con- ewes and place all twin lambs 1604 Maltman Avo. can learn Bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand ference seems to be followed by increased armaments. together and give them extra feed; (Clip tills adv., it may Typewriting at home in half the time, and at sometiihe.) put bands together by age Naval powers are now entered into a race for su- some I the cost of attending a business college. You of lambs and handle the herds one-fift- h premacy. ROY A. SCIIONIAN less in cutting for market. can complete the course in or 2c. It that It ns that Lo-pel- le that if it first it at for that Bett letter for one-four- th lip-stic- k, Professional Cards for that w over-grazin- tariff K for YOU All this in the twenty years since the beginning of the World War. Did we really win it? What have we learned? What did we gain? 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