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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1929
Page
7
Dissatisfied Isman seeks fortune and joins a trio heading to the Frozen North aboard a boat. They meet a traveler called the Prodigal and a young woman named Bersin who shares a tale of her grandfather and pursuit of wealth. Tender impulses surge as the story unfolds amid harsh landscapes and hopeful schemes.
In a harsh Klondike camp, the Prodigal and Salvation Jim drive a relentless trek toward gold. A rough encounter with Mosher sparks a warning from Jim as the party wrestles with bloodied horses, bandits, and the looming danger of the ice and snow. A slide buries the old man Winklestein and endangers Berna, prompting a tense confrontation at the tent where a hidden belt of gold reveals a dangerous betrayal.
Notice announces a sheriff sale of real property in Provo Utah County Utah by J D Boyd sheriff on July 22 1929 at 11 00 at the county courthouse front door The property described is the southeast quarter of Section 35 Township 5 South Range 2 East Salt Lake Meridian 160 acres with purchase price in US dollars Dated Provo Utah June 26 1929 Robinson & Robinson attorneys for plaintiff Farmers and Merchants Bank Building Provo Utah First publication June 29 Last publication July 20 1929
In a garbled note from Los Angeles, Margars are described as carrying cork Screwe as part of their felanlone equipment. The sloppily written fragment hints at experimental use of cork in gear but provides little verifiable detail beyond the odd terms and place.
Alpine City Utah law requires claims for two brown mares aged four and five, roach and striped facial marks, both branded triangle on right thigh. If unclaimed, they will be sold to highest cash bidder on the last day of July at the City Estray Pound. Robert Hunter, City Pound Keeper.
State Engineer informs Provo Reservoir Company has filed to appropriate 20 8 of water from American Fork River for irrigation of 8280 acres in multiple townships. Water would be diverted near Sec. 32, T4S R2E and conveyed 10 000 feet, used April 1 to October 31 each year, with exchange for water from Provo River. Public notice requests written objections within thirty days.
Notice to creditors. Claims must be filed with vouchers to the undersigned by August 1, 1929, or be forever barred. Russell Smith, Administrator. Martin M. Larson, Attorney for Administrator. Provo Utah. First publication June 32, 1929. Last publication July 20, 1999.
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