Utah Land and Water Notices Adjoin Public Sale Dates
Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management notices publish land selections and public sale details in Utah. Objections to state land deeds must be filed with evidence of service to the State Land Board within 60 days of first publication. A June 29 1962 sale advertises 40 acres in Utah with appraised value 300 dollars, open to the highest bidder August 22, 1962, sealed bids required. Additional filings list water appropriation claims in Uintah County with multiple parcels and dates for seasonal uses and stock watering across numerous Sections and Townships. The notices urge protests to be filed with the State Engineer by late September 1942.
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Department OF UR Interior
Bureau OF Land Management
Salt Lake City
Utah
State of Utah
Swhsey
Land Office
P.O
State Land Board
State Capitol
Charles Ra
Uintah County
Slb&m
Alva C. Snow
T Roosevelt
Trib
Uintah River
Green River
EV Cor
TIS
USBAM
NYSEM
NESW
Alva C
Snow
Roosevelt
Ulniih
el Cor
Nsw
Bej
Mar
Dee
Calle
Nyse
Ney
Swe
Arvis Moll
Box
Bet
SM Cor
Rieuse&m
Calder
South 3Rd West
Verna
Simons
Pot Creek
Simons Creek
Point No. 1
Point No. 2
Matt, Warner
Semuse
Nwse
Francis A. Richens
Vernal
éJn
Newseum
Henry A. Mantfield
RAE
Mark T. Hackford
Lapoint
Het
Nun
Zelph
Put Creek
SE Cor
Department OF the Interior
Shanem
SESW
P. O. Dax
State Land Hoard
Sealed bids for Utah land leases sought by Interior Bureau
The Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Uintah and Ouray Agency invites sealed bids by 2:00 PM Mountain Standard Time on August 30, 1962 for leasing 30,000.09 acres of tribal Indian land and 57.01 acres of plotted land in Uintah and Grand Counties Utah for oil and gas mining. Bids open at the Superintendent's office in Fort Duchesne Utah. Details on how to obtain bid forms via inquiry to the Superintendent. Also notices state Utah State Land Board land selections under several serial numbers and sections, with objections due within 60 days of first publication.
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Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affaire Uintah
OURAY
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Uintah and Ouray Agency
Salt Lake Meridian
Unitah
Grand Counties
Fort Duchee
Notice for Public Sale United States Land Bureau
Public sale under section 2455 RS 3 USC 1271 will offer lands to highest bidder at not less than appraised value. Sale at 11:00 am September 12 at Land Office Salt Lake City Utah with parcels totaling 460.57 acres appraised at 3266 dollars. mail bids accepted in sealed envelopes with certified funds.
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Land Office
Darling Uldg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Semnew
L. Mer
Yale
United States
Olds
P.O
Bureau of Land Management
Charles T. Nowenthal
P.O. Cox
United States Department OF the Interior Bureau OF Land Management
Darling Bldg
P. O. Hox
Charles T, Hohenthal
P. O. Box
Notice in District Court Utah Civil No 4241
Notice to creditors and claimants in Vernal Sand & Gravel case under Utah Code 1963 to intervene by Nov 26 1982. Attorneys Christensen & Jensen announce claims against Vernal Sand & Gravel and related parties relating to road work on Utah Highway 44. Also a land selection notice invites objections to State land actions with deadlines and contact in Salt Lake City.
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District Court OF
Uintah — County
Utaiel
State OF Utah
Armco Steel Corporation
Anmco Steel Corporation
Vernal Sand & Gravel Company
L. C. Stevenson
Seaboard Surety Company
ORF
L. C. Stevenson and
Court issues notice by publication in Vernal Express
Uintah County Utah court orders creditors of Vernal Land and Gravel Company and L C Stevenson and Seaboard Surety Company to appear by November 20 1962. Publication begins August 16 1962 in Vernal Express. Judge Maurice Tiarding presiding with four week circulation.
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District Court
Uiitam County
State OF Utait
State OF Utail
Armco Steel Corporation
Vernal Sand & Graves Company
L. C. Stevenson and
Seaboard Surety Company
Vernal Land. and Gravel Company
C. Stevenson and
Seaboard Curery Company
Maurice Tiarding
Piggy Bank Incident Ends Safe for Baby Boy
Three year old Ronnie Boyd Workman swallowed a penny Thursday afternoon last week. X ray showed the coin had lodged in his stomach and the danger passed. The family expects recovery for both patient and penny soon.
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Ronnie Boyd Workman
Mrs. Boyd Workman
Fletcher Family Holds Reunion at Rangely City Park
Thirty six Fletcher family members gathered Saturday at Rangely City Park for the annual reunion with a fried chicken pot luck lunch. A business meeting followed at the Grant Ringe home, electing Irene F. Shaw as president James Fletcher as vice president and Beverly F. Kisinger as secretary and treasurer. Others included Rhondal Shaw guitarist and several relatives from Meeker Palisade Montrose Denver and Denver area.
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Rhondal Shaw
Melva Knapp
Ortiz
Leona Renfro
Merle
Meeker
Jim
Vera Fletcher
Palisade
Cola
Hob
Beverly Kisinger
Neland
Montrose
Cole
Venita Wood
Denver
Rhondal
Irené Shi
Colbran and Colle Families Noted in Local Ledger
A fragmented list mentions Ella F Ainge, Hoyle, Rope Moore, Lulu Richardson, and several others including Mrs Leary and Jensen family members. References to Vernal, Salt Lake, Rangely, and Rangely area children appear amid a cluster of names and kinship terms. The text reads as a genealogical or probate fragment with many incomplete connections.
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Colbran
Cole
Leary
Ella F. Ainge
Hoyle
Rope Moore
Lulu Richardson
Robinson
Joye Haslem
Sue Nne Jones
Jensen
Vernal
George
Grant Ringeg
Salt Lake
Nile
Rangely
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Department OF Tie
U.O.C
State of
Notch
NITED
Department OF the Teen Bureau OF ND Management
Buh Lake City
Utait
P. O
Charles T. Ouenthal
Helty Co. Young
New Cor
Nevnem
Wayne D. Criddle
Vernal Express
Sea oFate
Charles T. Ilohentiual
Christensen & Jensen
May R
Christensen
One Bank
Charles T, Honenthal
Palfix
ABC
Tuy
IKL
Mountain States Telephone
Coumt
Martin W. Curtis Insurance Agency
East Matos
Fletcher
Merlite Rovia
Lee Carroll
Distr
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