Notice to water users for Ashley Reservoir project approvals
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Ash ley Reservoir Company Vernal Utah has applied to appropriate 3000 acre feet from Brush Creek Uintah County. Water stored Jan 1 to Dec 31 by dam across Brush Creek with diversions to Ashley Creek and canals to irrigate about 20000 acres. Protests due 30 days after publication with $100 fee. Estate of George M Alexander: creditors must file claims by May 29, 1935.
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State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ashley Reservoir Company
Vernal
Brush Creek
Uintah
Ashley Creek
High Lins Canal
Ashley Upper Canal
Steinaker Ditch
Rock Point
Island Ditch
Ashley Central Canal
Becs
Ind
T. H Humpherys
Public Notice of Final Proof for Vernal Stockraising Claim
John W MecKeachnie of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof on land described as WIgSEM 8 WYUNE% BYANWHK Bee 13 8 EtNEY EMSEM Section 14 Township 1 South Range 23 East Salt Lake Meridian before notary Leon P Christensen at Vernal on May 7 1935 Witnesses are Charles H Roller Alson Hunting Norman Freestone and L H Girt all of Vernal Utah.
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Department of the Interior General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
John W MecKeachnie
Vernal Utah
Ney
Emsem
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Charles H Roller
Alson
Norman Freestone
L H Girt
Thomas F. Thomas Register
Las
Notice of Homestead Claim for Vernal Land
Catharine Galbreath heirs of Bell Hull deceased of Vernal Utah filed in Vernal on April 3 1930 for stock raising homestead entry No 048629 N14 Gec 33 N g Section 34 Township 3 North Range 17 East to establish claim before Leon P Christensen Notary Public on April 15 Witnesses James Galbreath William Mott Caldwell and Edward Taylor all of Vernal Utah Thomas F Thomas Register Date of first publication April 4 Las publication May 2 1935
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Department of the Interior General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cathrine Galbreath
Bell Hull
Vernal Utah
North Range
East Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Notice for Probate Land Office Final Proof
Notice is given that James IV Luster of Watson Utah who in April 1930 made additional staking entry for Eu SEI Sec 34 T 12 S R 22 E Salt Lake Meridian has filed to make final proof to establish claim to the land before Leon P Christensen Notary Public Vernal Utah on May 14 1935.
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Department of the Interior General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
James IV Luster
Watson Utah
N& Fb
Sese
Hyswich
East Salt Lake Meridian
Itstenton
Leon P Christensen
Notary Public
Vernal
Unclear Utah Names in Ouray Notice
Of Ouray Utah R Squier of Watson Utah and Cilftain BricCoy of Vernal Utah Thomas TF Thomas Register Date of first publication April Last publication May 2 1945
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Ouray
Utah
R &. Squier
Watson
Cilftain BricCoy
Vernal
Thomas TF
Thomas Register
BAT Witness Testimony In Court Amid Quirky Leaf Allegation
In a courtroom a BAT witness describes being knocked down with a leaf. The magistrate reacts with surprise as the witness clarifies the incident involved a teat from the table, prompting further questions.
Flapjack Queen Claims Quiet Kitchen Crown
A humorous note declares a self flipping pancake trick, joking that a lazy cook inserts popcorn into batter to flip pancakes on their own. The quip sits as a light feature about kitchen hacks and playful self praise.
Fragmentary snippet details an alleged attack incident
A quoted exchange shows a woman recounting a thrown confrontation near a fence. The other speaker asks if she has anything on her, and she hints at potential physical injury or danger. The text presents a fragmented, uncertain excerpt without full context or names.
Utah State Bank financial statement details show assets and deposits
The document lists loans and discounts, United States obligations, real estate, cash, and reserves plus various deposits and capital accounts. It records liabilities totaling 630 992 04 with assets and pledged amounts, certified by officers Cheney Bennion Merkley and notarized in April 1935.
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United States
Banking House
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of Vernal reports March 4 1935 condition
Assistant Cashier DeMosy swears to a full true and correct statement of the bank’s assets and deposits as of March 4 1935. Directors Willis Jonson Meagher Coltharp and others sign the report sworn April 8 1934 and filed by Utah Bank Commissioner A Malia on April 1 1935.
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State OF
Utah
Uintah
Cheney
State OF Utah
John A Malia
DeMosy
Coal Leasing Unit 1156 Utah Public Auction May 25 1935
Department of the Interior announces lease of Coal Leasing Unit 1156 in Utah. NEW, Sec l T 38 R 22E Lot 3 NWXYBWI4 Beo 18 T 3859 R 22E 8 LM designated. royalty 15 cents per ton mine run with $750 initial investment for first three years and minimum 690 tons per year from year four. Auction at this office May 25 1935 10:00 AM. protests due May 24 1935.
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Department OF the Intertor
United States Land Office
Salt Lake City
Secretary of the Interior
Charles IL Roller
NEWEY
Utah
Coal Leasing Unit
Utah No
Para
National Recovery Administration
Thomas F. Thomas
Register
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Edwards Watkins dies at week old
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Watkins Jr. died Tuesday morning from a heart attack after living a week. Short funeral services were held at the home with Bishop Alfred Fumper conducting. The bereaved are comforted by Mr and Mrs Charles Goodrich and B W Johnson. Interment was in Vernal Cemetery. Besides the parents the baby is survived by half siblings Paul Lloyd and...
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Edward Watkins Jr
Alfred Fumper
Charles Goodrich
W, Johnson
Vernal
Paul Lloyd
Family visitors and local movers amid storm recovery in Mt Wells
LaVeril Watkins and Mrs Wn Postma and relatives visit Mt Wells with the Harold Workman family. Harold stays in Vernal to recuperate after hospital release. Grandparents and other relatives join the gathering as farmers rush to harvest grain for storm value. Also reports moving to local ranches for summer work and a funeral for Charles Francis Watkins.
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LaVeril Watkins
Mra Wn Postma
Edward Watkins
Charles Peacock
Merrilim Florida
Hazel Atwood
Della Chivere
Leah
Mt Wells
Harold Workman
Peter Bennet
Jane Behrmann
Carbonera
Cola
Henry Workman
Harold
Vernal
Grand Junction Hospital
Leland Workman
Angus Slaugh
John N
Charles Jenkins
Roosevelt
Charles Francis Watkins
Local notices and health concerns widespread in community
Ashley omitted last week Mrs Sarah Eccles left for New York after three months here due to her mother’s health. Mrs Mary A Gibson is ill as William Miljore suffers pneumonia. May Richena family moved to Joseph Herbert place. Garth Atwoods returns to school after burns from a Christmas tree incident. Frank Peters is critically ill. H E Seeley and wife attended the Cattle and Horse Growers convention in Salt Lake and visited Provo Payson relatives.
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Sarah Eccles
New York
Eccles
Mary A Gibson Bhe
Gibson
Wiliam Miljore
May Richena
Joseph Herbert
Garth Atwoods
Frank Peters
H E Seeley
Salt Lake
Mr. Seeley
Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Provo
Payson
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J.w.stevens
Wallace Calder
Postoffice Vernal Utah
City Bakery
Lewis Jewelry Shop
W. W. Lewis
Uintah State Bank
ANGUS
George Barker
Ross Crandall
Earl Babse
Heber City
Fruitland
Duchesne
Uintah Chevrolet Coa
Sterling Transportation Company
Uintah Basin
Eastern Utah Transportation Company
Price
Uintah Abstract Company
U0 8 Land Office
State Land Office
RADIO
Hotel Temple Square
Union Pacific
Interurban
Ernest C, Rossiter
Mgr
Frobate
George M Alexander
E. R Lawrence Cooper
Vernal Ut
Alexander
George , Alexander
Notics
Birchell
Golden Hatch
Uiitah State Bank
Total
John Bennion
Geo D Merkley
Herbert Tyzack
J A Malia
Bank OF Vernal
Asscts
Total Capital Account
Willis L Jonson N
J Meagher
W H Coltharp
Beal
Tyzack Notary
Verne
Ms Commission
John A Malla
A Malia
Davis
Ashley
Goodyear
Goerinieea
Osher
Ashton
Vernal, Utah
Uintah Gas Co
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