Estate of Lynn A. Huber Creditor Claims Notice
In the Estate of Lynn A. Huber deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Colton and Haramond Attorneys Vernal on or before July 31 Executrix Dann Hub er M30 A20
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1961
Page
4
In the Estate of Lynn A. Huber deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Colton and Haramond Attorneys Vernal on or before July 31 Executrix Dann Hub er M30 A20
United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management announces a public sale of Utah land at 11 am May 24 1961 in Salt Lake City. Bid details require sealed envelopes certified funds and subject to oil and gas reservations with contiguous owner rights and objections deadlines.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Colton and Hammi Attorneys in Vernal Utah on or before June 1, 1901, for the estate of M. E. Staley deceased. Executrix Josephine L. Staley.
United States Bureau of Land Management files a contest against Grey Beach No 1-13 Jode mining claims in Daggett County Utah. The United States seeks invalidation for nonmineral land and lack of discovery. Proceedings are in Salt Lake City Land Office. Respond within 30 days after final publication April May 1961. Public notice dates April 20 May 18 1961. Ernest E House Manager BLM Salt Lake City signs the notice.
Uteh Fish and Game Commission to weigh an earlier start for Pine View East Canyon Echo Scofield Palisade Baker and two Enterprise reservoirs at April meetings. Crone seeks new schedule due to critically low water during drought and possible draining even with future precipitation. Strawberry Reservoir not proposed for early opening though its conditions will be reviewed.
State fishery managers question the advisability of an earlier opening as Strawberry River remains the sole source of native trout eggs. Concerns rise that high valley roads would suffer severe impairment if an early season proceeds.
The fragment cites Dr Gustev Bohstad Emerkow of animal life studies in Loshendey. It discusses salt salt balance in farm animals and how water content in blood relates to intake and feeding. It mentions additives in fodder and the need to prove their necessity for living standards.
The text discusses manganese and copper additions to swine and cattle rations, noting inconclusive benefits and potential subclinical deficiencies. It mentions copper’s effectiveness in some trials and the uncertain impact of mineral supplements on animal growth, with references to feeding forms affecting intake and digestion.
Results of a union high school business meet were announced Saturday by Dan Berry, contest chairman and business instructor. Participants included Uintah High, Vernal, Tabiona High, Altamont, Duchesne County, and Union High, with awards in typing Shorthand and bookkeeping noting multiple individuals from Uintah Duchesne and Union receiving superior or excellent marks.
The director proposed an opening date of April 29 or later as conditions allow after ice clears from higher elevation lakes. The decision hinges on safe access and seasonal weather, with potential adjustments if lingering ice affects routes or safety.
State health report for week ending April records eight strep cases and six measles cases in Uintah County. No other illnesses noted in the tally.
Rep M Blaine Peterson urges extension of the National Wool Act before it expires March 31 1962 to stabilize prices and give wool growers guidance for the next years He asks that his bill or similar legislation be brought to action this season and W St Page promises early hearings on the measures.
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