Post Office Classified Notice for Duchesne Utah
The notice records second class matter entry dated May 26 1922 at the Duchesne Utah post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
4
The notice records second class matter entry dated May 26 1922 at the Duchesne Utah post office under the act of March 3 1879.
The piece critiques electric power pricing and corporate profit from a Berlin convention report. It argues that power sold at high markups far above cost. cites Boulder Dam price at 1.68 mills per kilowatt and municipal competition as a remedy. It advocates government role only to spur natural competition and regulate prices.
Uinta Hasin Construction files suit in Fourth Judicial District Utah to quiet title on property described in complaint. Defendants Charles Collins and Jane Doe Collins must answer within 20 to 30 days of service. first publication July 25 1930, last August 22 1930. Attorney for plaintiff Thomas and Thomas 404 Templeton Building Salt Lake City Utah.
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Duchesne County Utah a summons is issued in the case Unita Basic Construction Company versus Fritz Schleinitz and Mary B. E. Now. The action is filed in this district court and the parties are identified.
The advertisement extols Ford quality through user letters from around the world praising sturdy design materials and manufacturing accuracy. It notes government bureaus police departments and large companies rely on the new Ford after extensive testing of speed power safety comfort control fuel economy depreciation and upkeep. It invites readers to visit a nearby Ford dealer for a demonstration ride.
The Fourth Judicial District Court in Duchesne and Uintah counties hears two mortgage foreclosure suits. Land Reid and P J Billman with Jane Doe Billman face orders to appear within thirty days, with First publication July 25 1930 and last on August 22 1930. Attorneys Thomas and Bulldog of Salt Lake City represent the plaintiffs.
Notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of John R. Stoberts deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Robert G. Vorter attorney at law Duchesne Utah on or before September 25 1930. Clifford Roberts administrator dated first publication July 25 1930 last publication August 15 1930.
W. G Perry of Ely Nevada offers 100 acres on Upper Bine Bench 40 acres on Little Lower Bench and 40 acres across the river near the new bridge on Strawberry for grazing. He invites inquiries on price and how cheap the ground can be bought, with P O Box 104 noted.
Delinquent assessment on June 2, 1930 listed shareholders Cort No Shares and amounts owed. Notice states parcels of stock will be sold at the secretary treasurer’s residence on July 27, 1930 at 2 pm to cover delinquent assessments plus advertising and sale costs.
State Engineer's Office notices Ephraim Lanbert of Roosevelt Utah has applied to appropriate water from Talfour Spring in Duchesne County for irrigation of 160 acres. Water would be diverted at the spring and conveyed 29 000 feet for use April 1 to October 31.
The notice lists File No 10888 for an application to appropriate water for domestic purposes. Protests must be by affidavit in duplicate with a $1 fee and filed within 30 days after publication completion. George M Bacon State Engineer dates July 11 1930 to August 8 1930.
Chas C Lee of Tabiona Utah applies under Utah laws to change the diversion and use point of 26 cubic feet per second of Farm Creek water in Duchesne County. The water now irrigates 25 acres in section 1 township 1 south range 8 west and will be diverted from a new point 64 50 east 2005 feet from the section corner to irrigate the same 25 acres. File No a-1117 noted by State Engineer. First publication July 4 1920. August 1 1930.
Lake Fork Western Irrigation Company, principal place of business Moneta Utah, shows delinquent stock balances as of May 10 1930 due to the assessment levied. The notice lists the amounts opposite the names of the respective shareholders.
A fragment lists stockholders by name with share counts and pending sale action. The notice indicates parcels of stock will be sold per law, with a date and time for assessment and advertisement costs, referencing attorney Madsen and Utah address details.
Notice is given that Farnsworth Canal and Reservoir, based in Blountain Home Utah, applied under the 1919 Utah Session Laws for storage of 1000 cubic feet of water from West Fork River in Duchesne County. The storage sites and impounding dams near Brown Duck and Widney Rex are described with precise bearing and townships. Protests must be filed within 30 days with affidavits stating grounds, addressed to the State Engineer. First published January 18, 1920.
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