Red Cross urged as vital to nation’s welfare
An editorial extols the American Red Cross for wartime and peacetime aid, noting its 1864 treaty origins, 48 nations, and Coolidge headship. It highlights disaster relief, life-saving, and child health programs, urging popular support and voluntary membership across 35 chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Federated League of Red Cross
Coolidge
War Department
Congress
Red Cross
Japan
Mid West
San Gabriel Mountains
California
Clara Barton
Order of the Eastern Stir
Masa
Banishing the hypercritical American journals
The article denounces a class of magazines that mock American life and rural communities. It argues editors, often educated in Europe, disparage American traditions and yokels, and cites insults to Lincoln and John Brown. It calls on Americans to withhold support from such journals and notes foreign subsidies sustain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
America
Tincoln
John Brown
United States
Central
Europe
National Republic for July highlights many notable contributors
The July issue of National Republic features Postmaster General New and Attorney General Sargent on the USPS and DOJ. Senator Watson discusses the Navy under the 5-5-2 treaty. Eberle explains what the Navy means to the nation and Syphers retells the Constitution’s heroics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republic
Harry S. New
United States Postal Service
Sargent
Organization
The
Department of Justice
James E. Watson
Indiana
E. W. Eberle
United States Navy
Syphers
Uruguay
N. E. Grevstad
William Sterling Battis
Paul Revere
John Hanson
United States
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Liberty safeguarded by constitution and state land notices
An editorial argues the US Supreme Court protects constitutional liberty against a Oregon law banning private schools and upholds state authority in education standards. Also included are public notices about land claims in Utah and homestead proof filings with dates and witness names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United States Supreme Court
United
Legal Public Notices Briefly Summarized for Public View
A compact legal public notice item appears here referencing official action and deadlines. Names of agencies or parties are partially legible with dates implied. The short card conveys the gist of a court or administrative filing and anticipated next steps.
Mortgage Foreclosure Suit in Gunnison Utah Court
In Sanpete County Utah Gunnison City Nation Bank sues Louis Levine to foreclose a mortgage on stock in Piute Reservoir & Irrigation Co. Plaintiff attorney CG Edwards Gunnison Utah. First publication June 25 last July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanpete County
State of
Utah
Gunnison City Nation Bank
Gunnison
State
Piute Reservoir & Irrigation Company
CG. M. Edwards
P. O
Gunnison Utah
Homestead Applicant in Gunnison Faces Three Year Proof
Department of the Interior Salt Lake City issues notice that Oscar G. Anderson of Gunnison Utah, holder of entry No 020453 for N34 Section 26 Township 18 South Range 144 West Salt Lake Meridian, filed notice of intention to make three year proof for his 1920 homestead claim dated May 20, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Oscar G. Anderson
Gunnison
Range 144
Salt Lake Meridian
Notice to Creditors and Land Claim Details
Notice to creditors for the estate of George Henry Barney sets August 15, 1925 as the claims deadline. Administratrix Addie G. Barney lists Gunnison Utah as the claims address. Separate notice informs Christian A. Peterson of Centerfield Utah of a five year proof filing for Enlarged Homestead Entry Lot 6 7 8 9 16 17 18 19 Section 30 Township 16 South Range 1 West Salt Lake Meridian with July 17 1925 as the proof date. Local attorneys and intervening parties are named as Dalby Ross Crane Larsen and Taylor Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Barney
C. M. Edwards
Gunnison
Utah
Addie G. Barney
Department of the Interior
U. 53
Salt Lake City
Christian A. Peterson
Centerfield
S. L. Meridian
U. S. Land Office
A. (. Dalby
J. M. Ross
H. A. Crane
Levan
Harold C. Larsen
Eli
Taylor
Register
J. D. Dunn
Atty
Notice of Homestead Entry Intent Filed by Charles Stevens
Department of the Interior issues notice that Charles Stevens of Ephraim Utah, holder of homestead entry No 019697 made May 14 1920 for multiple lots in sections 31 and 6 township 16 south range 1 west and township 17 south range 1 west Salt Lake Meridian, has filed intention to make three year proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles Stevens
Ephriam
Salt Lake Meridian
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Gunnison Valley News
Ps Associa
Peace Time Red Cross
Smart Aleck Magazines
H. W. Cherry
Publisher
Chicago
Mexico
Pestowsky
District Court
Manti
Barney FE. Stevens
Sault Lake
Alma Stevens
Lavar Taylor
William Murray
Eli F. Taylor
Alma C. Dalby
U. S
Legal Publications
Louis Levine
F. A. Beck
Gunnison Valley Bank
Gunnison, Utah
Inter
Gunnison City
Joseph Miller
Guy Miller
J. W. Mil
B. A. Madsen
NotAry Public
C. W. M. Co. Gunnison
R. C. Swalberg
Veterinarian
Gunnison Valley
F. O. Bullock
Peter Christiansen
L. A. Soret
Ison
ANT
Gunnison Valley Plumbing Co
Troy Laundry
George’s
GEO. S. Francis
Main Street
Telluride Power Co
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