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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
7
A terse exchange shows a social worker questioning a woman's husbandry as a 500d provider. The woman responds with defiance claiming propriety and independence, while the social worker recovers and remarks on the unexpected turn. The dialogue hints at social norms and tensions within a domestic setting.
When John left for Europe his father asked for a short wireless alert if danger arose. One day a collect message arrived reading O.8. 4 P.B.Q. R.8.V.P. Son. The note suggests a coded distress from abroad, implying the son faced trouble and signaled his father through a fiscal or radio code.
Albert A. Haws of Vernal Utah files intention to prove final proof for Deseret Land Entry No 08304 in Section 10 Township 21 Range 21 Salt Lake Meridian before the Vernal Utah Land Office on May 23 1921. Witnesses are John Eaton Lewis Hodgkinson Louis Haws John Hodgkinson all of Vernal Utah. First publication April 22 1921. Last publication May 20 1921.
The bank at Vernal Uintah County Utah closes its books April 14 1921 showing Loans and Discounts 411241.76 notes discounted 44000.00 cash on hand 11364.77 deposits 297583.12 time deposits 87076.32 other items 497. Liabilities include capital stock 50000 Surplus 10000 undivided profits 3902.02 interest 2932.99 exchange 8 rents 1016.50 and reserves totaling 7347.61. Cashier L W Curry swears the figures true before Notary Thomas W O'Donnell on April 16 1921. Certified copies certified by Utah Bank Commissioner Seth Pixton April 18 1921.
Leon ard Slaugh of Vernal Utah applies to appropriate .02 of a cubic foot per second from Boone Spring in Uintah County. Water pipe conveys 30 feet for stock watering from March 1 to November 30. Protests via affidavit and $2.60 fee due within 30 days after publication. First publication April 16 1921.
The Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah Uintah County issues a summons to Ora Carroll. Plaintiff Christina McCurdy seeks $450 plus 10 percent interest from September 8, 1920 and costs. Defendant must answer within twenty days after service within the same county or thirty days if served elsewhere. Attorney for plaintiff listed with Vernal post office.
Thomas E. Watters as plaintiff seeks judgment against Lottie E Nelson and Lottie E Nelson-Fritsinger to foreclose a mortgage assigned by W. W. and M. B. Porter Investment Company covering land, reservoir and water rights and stock in Uintah River Irrigation Company. Wall ace Calder attorney, Vernal Utah.
City Utah March 23 1921 notice that Charles Be Swain of Vernal Utah has applied to appropriate four square miles of water from Little Brush Creek and ten and four tenths acre feet from Coal Draw in Utah County. Water stored January 1 to December 31 and used for irrigation of 3206 acres, with details on diversion point and land parcels. Application No 8400 filed with State Engineer. publication runs April 1 to April 29 1921.
Notice to water users issued by the States Engineer's Office Salt Lake City Utah dated April 20 1921. It details applications by R E Caldwell for diverting water from Hill Creek Uintah County and Willow Creek Uintah County for mining milling and culinary uses with specified diversion points distances and pipeline lengths and annual use periods. Protests must be filed by affidavit with a 2.50 fee prior to publication completion dates listed May 27 1921.
Department of the Interior notice from Vernal Utah dated March 30 1921 states William H. Martin of Jensen Utah who filed a homestead entry in 1917 for NE NE section 19 township 5 south range 23 east Salt Lake meridian has filed intention to make final proof. The proof is set before the Register Receiver at Vernal on May 3 1921 witnesses Moroni Moon William Moon John Richardson Albert Case all of Jensen Utah. First publication April 1 1921 last publication April 29 1921.
Uintah County Utah bank filing dated March 25 1921 presents assets including loans and discounts 45836374 notes and bills 13949000 cash and gold 99100 deposits 15766711 time certificates 15420 total deposits 71676 24 and contingent liabilities with Federal Reserve Bank 13949000. N J Meagher cashier swears to accuracy April 1 1921 official seal and signatures of directors and bank commissioner certify full true copy filed April 4 1921.
Minnie B Johnson widow of Emanuel Johnson of Lapoint Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish her land claim for NE and NW tracts in sections 34 and 35 township 48 range 23 east Salt Lake meridian. The hearing before the Vernal land office register was set for May 2 1921 with Albert F Young as registrar. Last publication April 29 1921.
Lesiia Ashton Hardware Company sues Ora Carroll in Uintah County Fourth Judicial District Court. Summons orders defendant to appear within twenty days of service and defend the complaint filed with the Clerk. Action seeks to foreclose Plaintiff's lien on described land and premises. Attorney for Plaintiff lists 1351 Postoffice address, Vernal, Utah.
City Utah April 26 1921 notice describes appropriation of five cubic feet per second from a point 1425 feet west of the southeast corner of section 15 township 13 south range 21 east Salt Lake Base and Meridian through a 49156 foot pipeline for mining milling and culinary use yearly from January 1 to December 31 with unused water returning 1640 feet east of the southwest corner of section 19 township 12 south range 20 east designated as No 8718 in the State Engineer's office. First publication April 29 1921 May 27 1921.
Plaintiff Amelia Kunkel files a summons against defendant Jacob G Kunkel in a civil action. The document establishes legal action and service requirements for the case.
A Minneapolis Journal snippet notes a cart owner explains selling due to repair costs and compliments the machine’s reliability, but mentions expenses to repair injuries it caused.
Misa Laura Pittman broke her arrest last Sunday while transporting a heavy school teacher from Frank Clark’s district Pittman area in a detention related event.
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