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Show Utah. _ May as second-class . matter 26, 1922 at the Postoffice ‘Duchesne, Utah, ek c March 3, 1879. under One at the-act keep RATES - Year be aeons ALL PUSH FOR MOON LAKE We’ re still harping on. n Moon Lake, and we are go_ ing to continue to harp unt il we see actual construction under way. The full support of every citizen of Duchesne County should be given to this project, and no effort spared until the goal is won. According to latest information, while the legal - machinery is alrady in motion to- clear the decks for the move, there are a lot of the individual farmers | who are hanging back. ‘They have their reasons of course and mighty good -ones too. As we understand it, there are eight or nine irrigation companies under the project, which ‘inbet sign up for the repayment of the construction costs. If either of these co mpanies fails to pay their _ share, they may of course lose their entire water “rida, leaving all the farms in the cumpany high and _ ary. That is ionic to think about, and we do not blame some of the farmers for hesitating. A large lipases of these farms are so nearly dry now, idHs - We see little need of worrying about the failing part, D howerer. Past experience teaches us that all the tad rane this project is very productive land, and the assurance of an adequate water supply is just about all _ the assurance necessary to guarantee success. _ Present farm prices would. seem to give the lie. to. _ this statement, but the world is still full of people, | : most of whom still try to get outside of three squares _ a day whenever possible. By the time this project is completed, we have every right to believe the read _ justment of which it is in itself an important link _ will have been perfected, and farm prices will again the them. farnier’g prope has become part} of the law of the land. The largest public works program we have ever known has been inaugurated. The United States has come to the end of one of the most momen_ tous years in its history. It has Say been a year in which vast and un-precedented trid. experiments have Hiverything problems and issues. have, to a greater degree than at any time since the World War, engaged the attention and interest of the public, It has been a year <i of trial and error, of achievement And finally, it has and failure, been a year of astonishing change. . For the first time since government was founded, there has been _ Sweeping ‘wages legislation and hours working of population, to control the the entire and the com- _ petitive methods ‘of virtually all industry. A dramatic and frankly experimental effort to solve the TTS | the present lead- ers of government believe would spur recovery, has been done. Advisors who had no previous connection with politics have been called in - - and their plans have been adopted. The while prestige of government, and the immense power of the public treasury, have been whole-heartedly and sometimes ruthlessly to bring us ‘Stability and prosperity. To say that these efforts have been entire succcesses is to close our eyes to facts.. To say that they have failed.is to be unjust. They have fallen between these extremes, Men have been put to been It has been a year in which governmental that work by the hundreds of thousands men who had had little or no work oe, ae It is entries on the. unquestionably true in the average little roads not only on new tires—they wear cause Goodyear Pathfinder also ‘‘cold-cure’’ the rubber. Experience proves that limbered up in new winter Supertwist Cord Tires tires average - thousands more miles than tires 4.49-21 _ started off new on hot roads — - - $55 Get the full non-skid safety of - Goodyears e at ae $4 today’s low prices—and get more Tires “p miles—by for winter driving buying now! 5.00-19 7 Road Service Expert Tire Vulcanizing $72 40 spent Paul Henderson, the holidays Henderson’s father in with —-O-— ‘on us when it comes , —Oo— M. dance on Monday evening was a huge success. A large crowd was in attendance and all were agreed that the fines levied against offenders |. made the evening a lively on. to be : J. O'TOOLE SERVICE ae Expert Vulecanizing a Editor secret daughters, Bernice to climate. The P, T, A. automobile of the so don’t D, Morrison and Betty, of Duchesne : rT O One of | White angle Durham Utah open. A on teeth State and bones; for insuring as serving heart much calcium of cauliflower, oranges, 15 servings of 10 large Miller cites the at the home of Mr. $5.00 the for animals Jensen Mr, farmers pasture grass seeds, ac- It is reported that Otto : more i : . dis, “wr am | Ga TEWe -CREAMERY eee id “Quick Returns’ | C.. Tk. AXELGAARD, Mg! Duchesne, Utoh of|{} re- B _ |: sats Peas STEREING TRANSPORTATION, - COMPANY WE DO OUR PART Uintah 7 ees Basin Points, to. Salt Lake iS ; t y ' x 7 :. Eastern Utah Transportation. Company , ee © 02 2 7.34) - Uintah Basin Points to Price -o- Every Day Service Each Way.o-. > oe SPST Cit Ge, a aSaR NE II ET TEI anes TRL SEAR ne PS EERE ETE ES, Fs - E following | @ grades were selected and graded for a ten-minute them milk, for period. Part : of | # were given a half-pint of while the others were kept controls. ren ate only Some of a scanty the : child- breakfast | & +and others ate at a very early hour | @ and were ready for food at this|§ time, As the experiment progressed, the group which received the milk showed a 25 per cent improvement in behavior traits, They were less easily fatigued: and more éven tempered; less easily’ abstr- ELECTRICITY I$ YOUR MOST EFFICIENT SERVANT | Professional actd; more wide awake and they were more careful and less sloven- ly in their Cards|* ALIMONY - ROBERT G. PORTER -| Duchesne Utah A. HOLLENBECK Duchesne Utan ANUARY eee) pry’ 1A. bountiful: New, Weer to you, Sir and Madam. WM. Sy 2—Groundisbroken for Northern Pacific Ry. 1872. H. FITZWATER Notary Duchesne Utah 4—Benz builds first successful gas a 1885. 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THE CRIMINAL LAWS OF ANY STATE in plain English with full explanation. Attorney-at-Law \ LAWS planatory comment and annotatA different publication for fons. each Lawyer “He si sins Se“7 nat who holds the - as he who puts in it.” DIVORCE “te OF ANY STATE in the Union and Mexico, with plain English -ex- thinking. in Utah could profitably raise vegetable and yi iz L. of reliable Waste- for such behavior conditions as fat | § igue, attention, alertness and ab-|@ ility to concentrate. At 9:30 a. m. the children left their class rooms) The nights are snappy cold but we are enjoying beautiful sunshiny days. A number wages. experiment to show the value of] milk in the diet of the school child: ‘Children in the lower elementary | 3 W. more Dei a re- each Mad- Mrs, Dorthella Dastrup of Alton- jobs,. good , pro- Pee: 3 strawberr-|— ies or 18 servings of spinach. .These foods rank next after milk in calcium supply. Miss government means ful or overly developed... governmént means continued depresgion, ceive a Reward of act- as 13 and : ons s the | American people face | no ;Ecissue than taxation, onomical pict- mak- ion and for keeping the digestive fluids in a proper cone to do their work. Milk supplies the calcium in a form which is most completely utilized by.body tissues, Miss Miller points out, One quart of milk ‘Supplies as are Ag- for normal governments with tri- chesne,, ing steady nerves; for supplying normal clotting. power to the blood, for keeping muScles firm and elastic; he peta County left hip, ricultural college. One quart of milk each day will insure the grow ing child, the expectant mother, or the nurnsing mother with an adeq‘uate calcium supply for building strong municipal gress, branded taxation: : has verge of bankruptcy, with ttax rates established which’ ‘local.:citeo are unable to pay. i] | ured below. Please notify the Record Office at Du NUTRITIONIST Excessive tional appropriations can . bez imet State only by increased taxes, tax rates are far above any pormal figure, -Many “county ~ and Anyone finding or having: in their possession two (2) bulls, one ‘Roan Durham, branded with bar ‘AV on left ribs, and the Red and There Aa substitute for milk nants in: the diet of the growing says Miss Elna Miller, extension | wos of the late. REWARD were it other great deficit at the end of. the 1934 fiscal year, and that addi- eighty Duchesne reduced, closed factories and caused the? loss of jobs. It causes people to ‘lose their homes. In some‘states ‘@ large percentage of the farm land has been takén over by ; .govern-. ment for unpaid taxes’- - ina other taxes are years in arrears,’ Budget Director Lewis ‘Johhson has pointed’ out ‘that’ the United States Treasury: will sustain’; an- (183) inclusive, Treasurer, is been engaging a great many’. minds H. S. LIDDELL, and NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MILK SAYS | nutritionist hundred taxation said Dr,.Milbank Johnson of: the California Taxpayers’ Asso¢iation. That is a thought which : has tell and if high productive value, Pro- of the state, fessor Hogenson points out. JudgGrass seed is as aeaiy grown has purchased the farm formerly ing from the price paid for good and handled as alfalfa or clover owned by W, A. Wall. seed, however, it would pay enter- seed, and prices are usually good. ‘| prising formers who are properly for clean, pure, viable seed, Mrs. Alice Wardle and Mrs. Dan situated, to investgate this oo Further information on this babs Allen of Roosevelt were among tial cash crop. ject will be gladly furnished by a, the out-of-town guests who attend The growing of pasture grass county agent or by Professor Hog- | ed the shower Monday for Mrs. seed is an industry which can and enson at the state extension office; Neva Fillmore. should be encouraged in some part at Logan, : three dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morrison, | Sao Mrs. Ed Burgener and daughter’! ah visited in Boneta Monday. She Bernice of Price wer visiting in is at the head of the child welIoka Monday. fare work in this vicinity. —O-— Mrs, Abe Sorenson was transacting business in Myton Thursday. Mrs. the anyone, : —-O— Mr, and Mrs. P. C. Brennick and Mrs. California, report that California has nothing guests —0-— , Duchesne, Utah | ‘Cosa Used Tires $1.00 and Up. ‘who Mrs. cording to Professor J. C. Hogenson, agronomist of the Utah extenMrs. Zina Krebs, Mrs. W. G. sion service. Gentry and Miss La Rue Nielson Vegetable seed is easily grown, were calling on Mrs, Edmund where the season is long enough, | Webb Saturday. ‘| but it is difficult to keep it pure “Other Sizes and Twinet? in Proportion ASHTON SERVICE 3 STATION and posed PROFITS IN SEEDS SAYS AGRONOMIST Goodyear Speedway Dependable Qualitity Mr. A shower was given at the home} The P. T. “A. social which was of Mrs. J. H. Robison Monday for scheduled for last Friday evening Mrs. Neva Fillmore, formerlly Newas postponed on account of the va Wall, Many beautiful and hepful gifts were received by the bride Scarlet Fever scare, and on to sen’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. R. Cope of Myand | ton were the guests of Mr. Mrs, Chas, Percival Saturday. : is one (139) On Sunday, January 11th, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Madsen were dinner spent Thursday evening with and Mrs. P. C, Johnson, S Trade In Old Tires Here Mrs. A, Hunt of Salt Lake is Utahn items, some weeks ago she visiting her daughter Mrs. Harold and her fiance, Howard Stewart Knudsen, were married in Price this is sup- ~AONETA Mr. Geedyear All Weather ———— commun- 0M @ Cooler nine _ Mr. Wm. Prece who was injured some time ago is now reported ity. Yet the industry as a whole ‘much improved although he is still (owned by millions of investors) confined to the L. D. S. Hospital is being politically castigated be- in Salt Lake City. cause of the sins of the few - - 4 policy which can profit no one, Mr, and Mrs. Owen Jakeman Again, in the. securities act, cer- and family have moved to Salt tain provisions have made it pos- Lake where Mr, Jakeman is now sible to issue legitimate industrial employed. . securities - - thus depriving business of capital it sorely needs, deMr. and Mrs. R. C. Walker and depriving workers of potential jobs Mr, and Mrs. James Dalgleish were and depriving the public of a place dinner guests at the home of Mr. to put its money where it can do and Mrs, R. G. Porter at Duchesne essential work. The law was de- Saturday evening. signed to banish the seller of the —O-— wide blue sky - - and it seems to Miss Alice Todd paid her home have banished. the seller of honest town a fleeting visit before she shares and bonds as well. left for Vernal to take up her duthe | ties under the C, W. A. In brief, government, and ae) voting public, must not forget that) enterprise private initiative and : ae, ‘Morgan Calvert and Mr. natof important ‘Robert Marshall of Salt Lake were are still the most Government can Myton visitors this week. ional attributes, but —_—o— do much to cure depression Mr. and Mrs, Roy Schonian, Mr. after recovery has commenced, it is industry and capital which will and Mrs, Guy Hollenbeck, Mrs. R. provide jobs, taxes, payrolls, pro- G. Porter and Mrs. Ollie Schonian gress. The public purse is not were guests of Mr and Mrs. James It can be more easily Dalgleish Tuesday evening, — pottomless. AdThe know. we exhausted than not} . The Duveromy Chapter of . the ministration should certainly be blamed for honest mistakes - - Eastern Star held their regular unless it makes no effort to cor- meeting in the I. O. O. F. Hall time the is now And Tuesday evening. Mrs, Guy Holrect them. lenbeck was initiated as a new for that. In summing up, the American people have the best of reascns for looking to the future with confidence. The country is still here, The land is no less fertile than it was. Its industries are no less great, Its individual spirit is no The dance of Wednesday eveless potent, Its intellectual capacity is no smaller. Factories, ut- ning, sponsored by the M, I. A. was a success. Previous to the ilities, railroads, insurance comp-|W anies, mines, banks, farms - - they dance Mt. Home and Boneta playBoneta won the are still here, and they will be do- ed basket ball, ing business as usual when new game. —Q— forces, new changes, of which we We have two families quaranknow nothing now, have usurped tined for Scarlet fever. The patthe center of the stage. ients are all recovering and we So - - greetings to 1934. | hope theré will not be more cases Industrial News Review break out. . influences Ee i _ want it. Let's go!!! | a The that, in working to bring recovery, methods have been adopted, and laws passed, which will make arid ijsome of the springs from whence recovery must eventually flow. The case of the utilities is one in point. They are great employers and taxpayers. .They are, by and large, one of the most progressive be on a parity with other commodities, Se ledger. debit side are not less important and it does the country and the Administration no service to over‘look them, All great experimental movements breed errors - and Mr. Roosevelt and his advisories would have been a great deal more than human had they avoided _ _ Let’s look ahead fellows; we’ve been asking for ~ Moon Lake for a long time. It’s ours now if we GREETINGS | TO 1934! “Unless cannot be very long before private property is destroyed entirely, a _NOTICE “Better _ to have tried and failed, than never to have tried at wall”. Seems to fit this situation just about right. WYTON TAN themselves Tegal Advértisiag ~ however, that it is doubtful if the farms can be made to pay taxes if the present set-up continues. and Mr. and Mrs, Cebnard Brown Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Walker, Mr.. and Mrrs, Paul Henderson and Mr. and Miss Ruth Snow were Boneta visitors Sunday. and Mrs. James Dalgleish attended .| hybridization and cultural methods. labor is on the wane. The CCC the dance given by the Chateau} “We all join to-gether in exprescamps, whatever their shortcom- Dancing Club at Duchesne Satursing our sympathy for Mr. and : ings, have served to provide thous- day evening. Sentimental Attachments 3 Mrs. Herbert Lang over the loss ands of young men with useful A London chef finds that wolf The Wm. Sands Post of the of their baby son. meat, correctly cooked, may. be work under army pay and discip-| —o— a quite. palatable. - Yet even in desline, and have kept them away American Legion is planning Mr, and Mrs. Ray Mayhew perate times, one has an aversion from debilitating and demoraliz- Dance here on Friday January 12, spent Sunday evening at the home to devouring the peuselipts pets.— with the orchestra who furnished ing influences. And in other fields the Admin- the peppy music for the P. T, A. of Mr. and Mrs, Austin Mayhew. Detroit News. That should guarantee a The evening was Se in playing istration has much on which it can dance, cards. It has star- big time for all. honestly pride itself. == ted a program whereby the transO, A. Dart, Jr. and Wm. RobinSherrel Hadden spent Monday |. portation difficulties of the country may eventually be solved, It son returned to the Wasatch Ac- night in Duchesne as the guest of has done a good job in solidifying ademy where they are attending his cousin, Ivan Hadden. ae and safeguarding the banking str- school. ° The following Duchesne County. oa Rhoda Powell of Duchesne was ucture. It has attempted to proand Fred Musser, Jr, spent the holi-| the week-end visitor of her cousin, Warrants are hereby called tect the public against stock swinwill be paid as to principal and indlers and fly-by-night promoters, days with his parents and return- Ruth ied. terest at five per cent per annum who reaped so fine a harvest in the ed to Provo where he is attending —a— to January 12, 1934, at the office boom years and even after. It has the B. ¥; UV... “Lloyd and Fred Wilson return- of the County Treasurer, . Duoe : created machinery seeking to ened to their home in Myton after chesne County, Duchesne, Utah, courage home financing and priGeorge H. Tingley Sr. and Geo. spending a few es with Edward register | All warrants bearing Funk made a flying trip to Calif- Hadden, vate construction, — i: numbers from One hundred thirty This is ali-on the credit side of ornia returning Sunday. $2 00 \ PR familes from utter privation, Wages have been appreciably raised and the sweat-shop, encouraged by the depression, has been eliminated Child Six Alovins ... echt 1.00 Heres: Months. ecccsegiee nancy = 5 of their ‘The Taxation Menate Dahlia Cultivation Our present- day dahlias have lit| tle resemblance to the original wild forms first found. in. the. higher altitudes of Mexico. 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