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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
7
The notice outlines ad pricing with ten cents per line and a minimum charge of twenty five cents per issue. Payment required for all notices, specifies type sizes and bold face options with respective rates.
Bids due by 4 PM Wednesday August 11 to the Uintah Board of Education for transporting students to Trideli West Lapoint Deep Creek South Liberty East Randlett South West Randlett routes estimated at about the same as last year. Clerk A G Goodrich signs notice.
Elda will be received by 1006 a mednesday August 18 at the office of the Board of Education for furalehalag wooed and coal to the following schools Vernal Central Uintah High Mae ser linea Ashley Day Park Na pies Davia Jensen Brush Creek Lapolat Tridelt Deep Creek White books Hayden Bennet Wilton Alta Terra Fort Duchane Moffat Rand lett Ouray Valley Woods and Brough August 613 by A G Goodrich.
Notice of the annual meeting of stockholders to be held Monday August 3 at the company mill 290 pm for the election of officers and the contracting of any other business that may come before the meeting August.
We thank all who offered help and sympathy during the sickness and death of our beloved friend I M Farrar. Reg and Mrs Joseph Sannes.
The piece argues readers delay paying subscription bills while expect services to continue. It notes irregular income hurts papers, raising collection costs and reducing ability to improve features for the city. It urges prompt payment to strengthen local press value and credit.
A local commentary urges residents to stay connected with community values and avoid self important detachment. It warns against snobbery and urges harmony with Vernal and the town, stressing mutual protection and shared fortune.
A whistleblower notes a sailor can start by addressing the captain's office and performing a small act of justice. The aim is to aid an agency that saves the town from needless burdens and expenses. The message urges readers to check the date printed opposite their name in this Piper.
An editorial urges moving money from old socks and rag carpets to banks and government bonds. It argues banks offer protection despite weak guarantees, suggesting citizens should invest and work, trusting the broader system and the public to safeguard funds.
Oil prospect in the Price River area shows rapid progress as Frontier sands are approached. Drilling at 1265 feet penetrates coal seams and water flow, with casing adjustments to halt water and prepare underreaming for deeper operations. Vic McGee and WHL Holmes near Amarillo plan widespread testing across Carbon County and adjacent regions.
An advertisement notes availability of legal blanks carbon paper and typewriting paper in any quantity from the Vernal Express Publishing Co. It positions these forms as essential for offices and legal work.
A 1924 notice reports Grace T Purdy’s guardian John S Purdy filing Desert Land Entry Act claims for lands in Watson Utah with final proof due August 20 1924 before the Vernal Utah Land Office. Also claims relief from a Sorbon product with a note by J Vance Banter Valley Park Missouri about Sorbel Quadruple use and throat relief.
The State of Utah serves Marie Domige and others as defendants in a case brought by Jota C Shutuaty heirs and creditors. Defendants must appear within twenty days after service or within thirty days if served within the county. Judgment will be entered if they fail to respond. Action seeks to quiet title to specified land. WALLACE CALDER, Attorney for Plaintiff, Vernal Utah.
Notices announce Daniel Adams Desert Land Homestead entry and Final Proof date August 17 1926, witnesses Arza Adams B L Catawell Lamar Thacker Allen Beck. Also Norman Obmn applies to appropriate water from Gerber Spring Uintah County for sheep use, with public comment due by 30 days after publication. State Engineer GEO VM Bacon issues July 1926 to August 1926 notices.
State Engineer George M Bacon publishes a notice that Sarah B Pumfrey of Myton Utah has filed to appropriate 3.5 cfs from Willow Creek in Utah County for irrigation of 150 acres and domestic use. Public protest period ends 39 days after final publication. file no 9890.
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