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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
9
Ted recalls a missed Christmas dinner invitation from Rosamond Lane just before a New York trip. He wakes from a two day rest, then realizes he forgot an important engagement at a friends’ house, and frets over dress and travel to a festive party.
A man endures a sleet storm and keeps traveling for another informal engagement. He scrambles for dress clothes, avoids returning home, and contemplates a night of social events with friends and colleagues while facing fatigue and cautious restraint about family duties.
Carpenter of the Interior Department will lead a public hearing in Salt Lake City at 10:20 am on provisions of the Taylor grazing act. Archie D Ryan reports the session aims to discuss the broader grazing program as Utah livestock interests push for federal range control and district creation.
William Workman notes Ashies Valley leaders shaping pioneering life. He compares Parden Douds’s role to Brigham Young in Utah history. Douds was the first white man to enter the valley with a plan to locate a settlement and was appointed Indian agent for the Ute tribe then living in the area.
Washington DC Comptroller of the Currency J F T O Connor commends the American Institute of Banking as a successful adult education project. He credits its programs with improving banking morals, promoting national and international monetary awareness, and guiding clerks toward public service and personal success.
A booklet published by the Agricultural Commission and American Raunkers Association outlines factory effects on farm credit. It aims to promote national farm inventories and credit statements, produced with state colleges, a university, and the U S Department of Agriculture. The goal is to improve relations among farmers, customers, and banks.
A playful rustic scene shows Joan Styles and Susan Cutter and John Styles shelling corn by a fire as they pop corn through the night. Laughter and banter rise while a clock ticks late and a joke about indigestion ends with a plea to stop the popping.
A Mary Naslor hotel event in Gusher honored the mother and wife of famed war veterans. The gathering marked the eighty second anniversary of the tribute, celebrating local history and service.
Probate and guardianship notice filed with county clerk or signers for further information as required.
Creditors must file claims with vouchers at the office of attorney E RR Lawrence Cooper Vernil Utth by February 14 1935. J H Coltharp administrator of the estate of Alice May Coltharp Metesed D113-J3
The State of Utah issues a summons in a quiet title action brought by Mary Eleanor Workman and co plaintiffs against numerous Workman heirs and unknown claimants. The defendant must answer within the specified period after service or face a default. The land in question is part of the NE quarter of the SE quarter of section 22 township 4 south range 22 east Salt Lake meridian in Vernal Utah. Attorney Dallas H Young represents the plaintiff. first publication December 6 1934.
Notice states District Court in Utah, plaintiff John Tra Birtoy and Hattie Burton, defendants. Sheriff sale scheduled December 2, 1934 at 2:00 pm at Uintah County Courthouse front door Verna, Utah. Describes property in section 10 township range with metes and bounds starting SE corner, bounded by section lines and river or road.
Notice of delinquent stock on which assessments were unpaid by stockholders of Uintah River Irrigation Company. Shares will be sold at public auction at the secretary office in Gusher Utah at 2 o clock pm on July 2 1971 to pay the delinquent assessment and costs. Secretan Faydockh secretary reports the sale postponed by board action to December 26 1934 with details repeated for official record.
The notice describes 45.33 acres with 35 shares of water right in Island Ditch Company and all water rights used on the described lands. Dated at Vernal Utah November 27 1934. Emery Johnson Sheriff Uintah County Utah dated first publication November 29 1934 and last publication December 20 1934.
Public notice states the District Cost of the 4th Judicial District Utah proceeds to sheriff sale on December 20, 1934 at 2 60 oclock p m at Uintah Courthouse. Property includes 80 acres in the NW quarter of section 22 township 6 south range 23 east Salt Lake Meridian with improvements and appurtenances plus 914 shares in Burns Beach Irrigation Company and all related rights in canals or water users associations. Dated Vernal Utah November 27 signed Emery Johnson Sheriff Uintah County.
Andrew J Hosmer files suit against multiple defendants including Tra Gardner Mary Gardner and others. Property to sell at public auction December 20, 1934 at 2:00 PM at the courthouse front steps in Vernal Utah. Describes 40 acres in Section 20 Top 5 South Range 23 East Salt Lake Meridian plus 7 shares of Burns Beach Irrigation stock. Last publication December 29, 1934.
Judicial District in Utah advertises a sheriff sale of a property in Uintah County to be held December 20, 1934 at 2 PM at the Uintah County Courthouse front door Verna Utah. Described as NE NW quarter of section 14 T2S R1W Uintah Special Meridian containing 94 acres with buildings and 94 shares of Dry Gulch Irrigation stock plus water rights. chain of ownership and plot details listed. First publication November 1944. last publication December 20, 1934.
State Engineer’s Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Andrew Dudley Jr Jensen Utah applied to appropriate 36 feet of Green River water in Uintah County for irrigation of 202 acres. Water to be diverted April 1 to November 1 from a point 1240 feet south of the NW corner of section 3 T5S R2W, conveyed 5000 feet by pump pipe and used on Lot 4 SW1/4NW, Sec 3 and part of NW1/4 Sec 10 T55 R23E. Protests due within 36 days after publication. fee $100. file No 11644. Publication dates Nov 15 and Dec 13, 1934.
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