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Show Friday, October 17, UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH 1917 UINTAH BASIN RECORD UTAHN PUBLISHED FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Duchesne, Utah C. L. Fretwell - Editor . . Publisher Frelwell Irene J. Vern Rife - Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATES $1.50 - 3 Months $2.00 - 6 Months $3 ' 00 - 1 Year Payable In Advance r3 r ;'a cr'iSS M from your produce AND All STOCKMEN who would like better feeds available at lower prices BE PRESENT at the meeting in Duchesne OCT. 29 to organize a producers cooperative association to accomplish these and other benefits for the people of Uintah Basin. We want to begin construe! ion immediately on a modern feed mill complete with pellet- ing machine. . the community needs this plant BE THERE Nortna Robb Sirs. Opal Barton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Di Stefano and daughter of Tabiona spent the week end visiting Mrs. Delia Mayhew and family. Otto Johnsen of Murray is visiting at the home of his and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Broadhead. Ivon and Walter Brown were in Duchesne last Saturday taking- care of business affairs. of DuKofford Mrs. Lorin chesne was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Abplanalp Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Eugene Abplanalpp and son, R.ay, and Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp were in Roosevelt Friday on business, Mr, and Mrs. Alma 'Smith of Bridgeland were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McDonald and family of Talmage were visiting with Mr. and Mr3, Dave Davies Tuesday evening. Wayne Strong was In Salt Lake City on business Thursday of last week. Elmo Taylor of Salt Lake City was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Broadhead last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Esauk'and daughter made a business trip to Duchesne last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Llnwood Kenlson and son spent the past week In Salt Lake City. Clair Black of Duchesne was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walker during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ab- Mr. and Mbs. Charles Alexander and daughter, Jewel, Mrs. Guy Lindsey, .of Mtn. Home, Mr. and Mrs. Asa W. Jessen and son, and Mr. Will Jessen visited with Mrs. Jennie Brotherson on Sunday of last week. Donna Reynolds and Helen Barton visited with Mrs. Opal Barton on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Southam and daughters, Violet and Ina, of Vernal, parents and sisters of Mrs. Bernice Wilkins spent one night last week at the Wilkins home. Merrell Taylor and Edward Barton made a trip to Mtn. Home Saturday to get some cows for eMrrill. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shields, of Arcadia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oman and family on Saturday. Miss Reta Bennion is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Madsen. L. R. Swasey, of Bridgeland, spent several days this week looking for cattle in this vicinity. son-in-la- w All FARMERS who would like higher prices WED, BOfJETfl planalp and daughter, Sandra Kay, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith of Park City last YOU NEED EXTRA PROFITS week end. Mrs. Delia Mayhew and family were visiting in .Tabiona last Friday. The Broadhead, Wright, Robb and White brothers are in the Rock Creek area this week y rounding up their cattle, prepa-tor- Further details may be obtained by inquiring at Duchesne Flour Mill. . Place of meeting will be announced in this space next week. to bringing them in for the C. II. & D. E. Black winter. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brown and children were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wright were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mal-co- Adv&rtisimanf m From where I sit ... 7 V,.' Walters Joe Marsh, Mrs. George where our free, American life is secure. Where every member cooperates and shares the work . . . living together in temperance and tolerance temperance that prefers a moderate beverage like beer, and tolerance for a taste that may be different from ones" own. From where I sit, our Family Farms (and theyre 96 of all farms) are something that this country can be proud ofl VlUul ' Mr, and Mrs. Laron Beckstead, Erickson and Mrs. Charlotte Mrs. Adaline Anderson were in Salt Lake City last week end where the ladies attended U E A convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Uack of Tooele were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Anderson last Thursday. Dian McDonald of Duchesne spent last week end with her brother-in-laand sister, Mr, and Mrs. Blaine Brotherson. Mrs. Cleo Frandsen and Mrs. Waldine Sorensen were in Roosevelt shopping last Friday. Mrs. Katherine McDonald was rushed ito the Roosevelt hospital last Friday where she is receiving medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Brother- son and C. W. Erickson were shopping in Duchesne last Saturday. Glen Mohlman of Altonah was a special speaker at meeting in Talmage ward hall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson "The future of min- much easier than falling ofl a ing in Utah and the log! Just try Chevron Supreme Gasoline in your tank. Its tailored to your car and equipment with the same skill that perfected Standard's flying fuels. New blending agents in Chevron Supreme give you fast starts, smooth acceleration, pinglcss performance. Its the finest motor fuel Standard ever produced you can bank on every trip being a pleasure trip with Chevron Supreme ! war-prove- Country's future d status among na- tions is dependent upon development Mission Service DUCHESNE PHONE 131 and utilization of mineral resources." D. R. TIMOTHY 111- - H-M- I 'I'.MHMMHi at Anderson w X' -- Copyright, 1917, United States Brewers Foundatiori Its Sunday Bridgeland. Mystery of the Missing Farms Yep, the number of farms in America is shrinking (by a quarter-millio- n in the last five years!). Whats happened to the missing farms? The land has been taken in by other farms, increasing the average size by twenty acres! Does this growth mean farmings no longer a family enterprise? Just the opposite! More families own farms today than ever only with labor-savin- g equipment they can handle more land, more work. Thats as it should be. The family farm is a fortress of 'democracy last IM-METAL MINING INDUSTRY OF UTAH NYE Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jones of have Monica, California, been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb for the past few days. The Duchesne County Commissioners, accompanied by Clarence White, Frank Defa and John H. Jones, rode horses over what is the Shotnick Trail known at near Tabiona, inspecting a proposed route for a new highway. In the evening they were served with a deliciouus chicken dinner at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White. Mrs. Nello Hicken is visiting in Heber and Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Walter LeFewre have moved into their new ranch home near Tabiona. of the Utah The Daughters Pioneers held their meeting October 13, at the home of Mrs. The lesson, Minnie Hamilton. was given Pioneer Memories, by Mr3. Ina Van TaSsell, after which games were played and a very deliciouus lunch was served. Present were Mrs. Norma Wag-staf- f, Mrs. Ada Rhoades, Mrs. Hazel Clark, Mrs. Deon Rhoades, Mrs. Leona Lazenby, Mrs. Lova Gines, Mrs. Twilla Rhoades, Mrs. Minnie Van Tassell, Mrs. Thelma Nye, Mrs. Ina Van Tassell and Mrs. Minnie Hamilton. What could have been a serious fire at the Leo Jones ranch was narrowly averted when a straw . stack caught on fire. Luckily a Cat working nearby was able to push the blazing straw into a nearby wash before Santa CLASSIFIED In Regular Army Officers Ranks The WASHINGTON, D. C. reenlistment new a of adoption expolicy, designed to attract ofperienced the time ficers by increasing limit under which they may reenlist and still retain their former ranks, was announced this week by the U. S. Marine Corps. Under the old policy, a former officer or master sergeant who more applied for reenlistment separaafter than ninety days tion from service had to reenlist as a private first class. Under the new ruling these men may be appointed to the rank of technical sergeant if they reenlist' within one year, or to the rank of staff sergeant if (they reenlist within two years. This sliding scale of reappointment ranks also applies to officers in the lower ranks. A technical sergeant who reenlists witnin one year may be appointed to the rank of staff sergeant, or to the rank of sergeant if he reenlists within two years. A former staff sergeant may be' appointed to the rank of sergeant provided two-ye- officers. The officers program is open to officers on active duty, those serwith previous commissioned newly civilian life, vice now in commissioned applicants or officer applicants who have had no previous extended active duty as commissioned officers except comin ROTC units, applicants Guard National missioned in the of the United States and appli- ar ar . " Ot-tos- . ten permission is first obtain from the undersigned on land, located in Wasatch, Duchesr,. and Unitah counties and own by ithe undersigned. REWARD of $200.00 will b. paid for evidence that will leac to the conviction of any perst. trespassing or destroying sign, or improvements on such land AlORONI A. SMITH, EMORY C. SMITH BLANCHE SAIITH. DUE TO THE EXCESSIVE NUMBER OF DEER, HUNT ERS WILL NOT BE KEQUTR ED TO OBTAIN PERMISSION FOR 1947 ON OUR LANDS L TIAIBER LION AND CAXY0N, IN AVINTAQUIN AREA Cor. S W Vi SW !i , R4W. Sec. 12, Tis Con J. ODriscoll, DUt.; .25 sec. ft. for stockwatering use from Vivia Spring area, tributary to Strawberry River to Green River at a pom: 18906 uchesne, N. 55 deg. 32 min. E. 1308 ft from S!4 Cor. Sec. 33, T4S R7W. The spring area beginning at a point N. 74 deg. 30 min E. 1374 ft: from S!4 Cor. Sec 33, T4S, iR7W is embraced within the following traverse: S. 82 deg. 40 min. W. 15 ft., N. 7 deg. 20 min. W. 252 ft., N. 61 deg. 45 min. W. 232 ft., N. 28 deg. 40 min, E. 30 ft., S. 61 deg. 45 min. E. 245 ft., S. 7 deg. 20 min. E. 268 ft., S. 82 deg. 40 min. W. 15 ft. to beginning.' The water will be collected in a collection box and co- pipe a dithrough a of 100 ft. (to troughs where it will be used to water 150 head of cattle. 18938 Emil Hadlock, Roosevelt, Ut.; .015 sec. ft. for domestic use from a well bet. 200 and 400 ft. deep at a point 181 ft. and W. 1146 ft. from NE Cor. Sec. 19, T2S, R1E. Protests resisting the grant-iof any of the foregoing applicwi'th reasons therefor, ations, must be in affidavit form, with extra copy, and filed with the State Engineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake City 1, Utah, on TO CHANGE: or before December 7, 1947. Duchesne City CorED. H. WATSON, poration, Duchesne, Ut., proSTATE ENGINEER poses to change the point of di- First Oct. 10, 1947. publication version of 2 sec. ft. of water Last Nov. 7, 1947. publication right acquired by Patent No. 803528 from the United States of America. The water has been AUCTION SALE Two stray horses, one black, diverted from Duchesne River at a point S. 25 deg. 20 min. E. branded arrowhead on left hip, 620 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 1, EL on right shoulder; correl T4S, iR5W, and used for culi- horse, branded lazy KL on right nary and irrigation purposes shoulder. These horses will be within the city limits of Du- sold at auction October 18, 1947, if owner does not claim stock chesne. Hereafter 2 sec. ft. of water and pay for pastuering before will be diverted from Duchesne said date. Auction will be held River at a point N. 59 deg. 00 at the Dean Larsen dairy farm, min. E. 233 ft. from SJ4 Cor. Duchesne, Utah. DEAN LARSEN. 12, T3S, R5W, and used for njunicipal purposes by Duchesne First publication October 3, 1947. Last publication Oct. 17, 1947. City, in Sec. 1, T4S, R5W. TO APPROPRIATE n. nveyed stance n. S. g -- 18658 David E. Nye, Tabiona, Ut.; .025 sec ft. for domestic use from a well bet. 50 and 300 ft. deep at a point S. 87 deg. 10 min. W. 736 ft. from N!4 Cor. Sec. 30, T1S, R7W. 18833 William A Ralphs, Altonah, Ut.; .03 sec. ft. for domestic use from a well bet. 30 and 300 ft. deep at a point N. 130 ft. and E. 120 ft. from SJi Cor. Sec. 1, T1S, R4W. 18901 Wm. E. Clark, Altonah, Ut.; .022 sec. ft. for domestic use from an 18-iwell bet. 15 and 20 ft. deep at a point N 220 ft. and W. 507 ft. from SE n. n. at AUinir3 Registered Vd LATHIMl CONTRACTORS 6J Call or 25 M ROOSEVELT . 28 . . ip,m Registered Range Age 18 months Leland Stevenson Licensed Plumbing and Heating Contractor Aitaniont Phone 2 Free Delivery Service In Duchesne DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDARY Richfield, Utah . McKenna PLASTERING 1 NEsRElrRD5 Tuesday II K Jenkens and n. SALE week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Childs were business in transacting Roosevelt Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Burton and Chris Sorensen were shopping in Duchesne Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Christensen went to Mayfield Monday to attend the funeral of Dean Anderson, brother of Mrs. Christensen. All veterans who are enrolled in tile agricultural classes were working in Duchesne Monday. George Anderson was in Duchesne Monday buying supplies for his dairy barn. Notice NO TRESPASSING or remove green or dry timber or flrewoofl livestock grazing, hunting dee, or other big game, or using am of our private roads unless Wri USB-&A- I. Thomas. Mr. and Airs. Leland Wagstaff and family . spent the week end in Salt Lake City. Air. and Mrs, Elvin W. Lewis made a trip to Heber Monday where Airs. Lewis received medical treatment.' Air. and Airs'. Burnell Turnbow the fire spread to the haystack. and children, Air.' and Mrs. Leo Mrs. Sara White, accompanied Turnbow and family, accompanied their mother, Mrs. Pearl oy Mrs. Ada Stanley and VerTurnbow, of Hanna, and daughto non, made a business trip ters to Salt Lake; City, .where Kamas Thursday. the groups are doing temple Defa Andrew Mr. and Mrs. made a trip to Provo Monday work and enjoying a visit with where Mr. Defa received medical relatives. Principal Thomas, Abplanalp, treatment. Joe and Tommy Hicken spent Air. and . Mrs. Russell Spencer, the week end at the home of Mrs. Edna, Smith, Airs. Dot and Airs. Elva Jones, Tabtheir parents in Tabiona. Frank Clark and Mr. and Mrs. iona teachers, attended Teachers Glen Clark were in Duchesne on Institute in . Salt Lake City last week end. Airs. Abplanalp and business one day last week. Mr. 'Lee ' Ottosen accompanied Mrs. Elaine Webb and son, to Salt Lake City. them Tommy, have been visiting in Airs. LaVell Jones has returnHeber for the pasit week. A Fireside Chat was held at ed home after spending a week in Salt Lake , City visiting and the home of Miss Irene Thomas also receiving medical treatment. were Present Sunday evening. Standard Oil Company men in Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Tumbow, Mr. charge .of the pipe line being laid from Rangely, Corolado, to and Chase McDonald were trans- Salt Lake City, made an inspecacting business in Roosevelt and tion tour of the project last Tuesday. They also enjoyed a Vernal last Saturday. A. M. Burton and Claud Mc- delicious dinner at White's. The Donald were visitors at meeting tables were beautifully decorated with floral centerpieces and in Mtn. Home last Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Van Cott of Salt a most delightful dinner was Lake City visited at ithe A. M. served to about a dozen guests. Burton home last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Eva Christensen received of the Sudden news Saturday death of her brother, Dean AnHe died of derson, of Mayfield. a heart attack. Our sincere sympathy to Mrs. Christensen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wilckeri and children of Vernal were week end guests of the latters mother, Mr3. Hazel Farnsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. Burton were in Mt. Emmons last Sun- day to attend ward conference They later visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hanberg. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Thompson were transacting business in Duchesne on Tuesday of last SALE Small baby Cr.v and buggy. Airs. W. De Lm Smith. 14 lt FOR In order SAN FRANCISCO the in strength to fill vacancies of Regular Army officer ranks, has the Department of the Armycomannounced extension of the in which petitive tour program officers may be appointed a year of field service under the observation of rating cants from prospective graduates of senior ROTC units. Those applying must not have reached their 26th birthday prior to the time the application , is filed and must be able to meet physical qualifications. Two years of college study at an accredited institution are required and apat plicants must be available for least two years of active service. he reenlists within a During the years observed period. duty the applicant will be assignIn order to maintain their ed to the branch in which he present ranks master sergeants applies either in the United must reenlist within 24 hours, ex- States or overseas, and will be cluding Sunday and holidays. closely observed. Technical sergeants, staff sergApplications must be sent to eants, and sergeants are allowed the Adjutant General, Washingta ninety-da- y period in which to on,' D. C., 60 days prior to Janreenlist to hold their rank at uary 1st and July 1st of each the time of discharge. Corporals year. are allowed a total of one year to reenlist with the rank of JUST "BLIND DRUNK" DETROIT corporal. Passerbys were An additional, feature of the attracted by the sight of a truck, new policy provides that former carrying a sign This truck is Marines who reenlist within a driven by a blind man, weavtraffic. Police period of ninety days after sepa- ing itself through truck and discoverration from the service will be stopped the driver was not sightthat the afforded the opportunity to re- ed blind drunk. The less just enlist for a period. En- sign was put on originally to listment contracts of three or advertise a Venetian blind comfour year periods are also being pany. offered to .those, wishing to take Best Insured advantage of them. American families own 67 per Detailed information regarding this new Marine Corps policy cent of the worlds Insurance. can be obtained . by contacting, U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting, Notice to Water .Users Room 23 Federal Building, Salt V Lake City, Utah. The following applications have been filed with the State Engiand Airs. Jessup Thomas, Mrs. neer to change or appropriate Minnie Hamilton, Mrs. Florence water in Duchesne County, State Johnson, Miss Emma JeaiT Max- of Utah, throughout the entire well, Miss Velda Jones, Miss year, unless otherwise designated, Marjorie Clark and Miss Irene ail locations being from two-ye- MRS. THELMA Will Fill Vacancies New Reenlistment Policy Adopted By U, S. Marine Corps Carlson Cleaners . Roosevelt Thone 91J BULLS COUNT TIIE EXTRAS 1 The passing of 'a loved one an ordeal that can be niak less burdensome when con siderate acts of kindness are Registered FEMALES Age 18 months rendered. These bulls are screened and more than 200 animals. The females offered In lots of live. All ol this IS from our large foundation herd stmnJhi AMBULANCE JiT SERVICE Dillnian Mortuary Phone IIiirhCNne Roosevelt 168-- 297 tZiTsJciZ'UnUin'condnhned-- OCi QAMSMEG Located at Satina II. B. Notary Public and, Emery, Utah fluu. ess inquiries to Main Office W. South Temple Salt Lake City 1, Utah MOTT North of 4 J fVmntn IlnllM |