Mining claim contest notices in Uintah Utah period
United States Bureau of Land Management in Salt Lake City publishes contest notices against multiple lode mining claims in Uintah County Utah. The U S seeks invalidation for alleged non mineral character and lack of valid discovery with responses due within 30 days after last publication. Utah creditors told to present claims by February 1, 1950, to Vernal attorneys Coltan and Hammagnd.
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Metes
Francisco Ng
Zora A. Serpridgs
New’neu
Ida
Simona
Wrancisco
Neknem
Ida Gallagher
Ray Honigaberg
H. L. Howe
Marrillion Products Company
Lo Do Mining Claims Ag
NWYSE
EWSEY
Henry Reich
Orin Reich
Ben Reich
BE. Gallagher
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Utah
United States of America
Uintah
Land Office
Bureau of Land Management
Federal Building
Salt Lake City
Ernest E House
Land Office Bureau of Land Management
Christmas Visits Roam as Families Gather Across States
Ericksen and Thorn families from Logan West Covina and Fort Ord join relatives for Christmas. Etta Pace returns from the USA then heads to Ephraim for a wedding reception. Notices list weddings, births, and holiday travel among Logan and Salt Lake City residents with multiple visitors from Utah and California. Public notices outline dates for a land office notice spanning December 1958 to January 1959.
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Don Ericksen
Logan
Lawrence Thorn
West Covina
Calif
Loyd Ericksen
Fort Ond
Mra
Cerald Trickaen
Etta Pace
USA
Ephraim
Nita Collett
Ellis Peterson
Cardston
Canada
Alfred Scotter
Henry Ching Visits Southams and Ward Christmas Party
Henry Ching of Hawaii visited the Southams and stayed with Willis Southam during his mission. A Ward Christmas party featured games, prizes, lunch, and gift exchange. Local church events included Sunday services, a Christmas program, and reports from several members.
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Henry Ching
Hawaii
George Southams
Willis
Southam Willis
Mr Ching
Leora Bowthorpe
Catma Cook
Vernal
Norma Evens
Naples
Vida McKee
Tridel
Verna
Erma Goodrich
Nelles Society
Les Ellsworth
Joan
Carol Rowley
Bonanza
Watkins Family Outing and Christmas Program Observed
Ten visited In the ward Sun Mr and Mrs Paul Watkins with Mr and Mrs Lynn Slaugh and children went to Salt Lake the first of the week Mrs Marlon Swain and Mrs Lorin Yacking and baby visited Mrs Ben Watkins Sunday The Men Watkins family Friday evening at their daughter Mrs Gordon Smuth Pat and Rex Smuth both National Tank Co employees attended the party Friday evening The Sunday School held their Christmas program Sunday Talks were given by Erma Goodrich and Orvz Oaks The article notes a shift from strict discipline to other parenting approaches.
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Keith ‘Merkley
Farmington
N. M
Dwain Eagar
Claw Batty
Lela Licht
USA
Logan
Mira
Ivan Datty
Silver Licht
James R Nelson
Salt Lake City
Leland Sowards
Ruth
Carol
Leland
Paul Watkins
Lynn Slaugh
Salt Lake
Marlon Swain
Lorin Yacking
Baby
Ben Watkins
Men Watkins
Gordon
Smuth
Pat
Rex §Smuth
National Tank Co
Erma Goodrich
Orvz Oaks
New Year Superstitions Across Cultures and Traditions
New Year's Day customs include beliefs about luck and prosperity. Southerners eat black eyed peas for a prosperous year while early settlers feared leaving home before someone entered. English and Scottish maidens perform rites at midnight and sharing a sighted match is said to foretell an omen. The first to taste water is noted as a sign in some traditions.
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New England
England
Drunken Driver Sentenced After One Car Crash
Craig father Robert McGovern received a $110 fine and 20 days in Uintah County jail after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated following a December Saturday wreck on Bonanza road. His six year old son Terry suffered a brain concussion and was hospitalized two days before discharge. Trooper R M Helm investigated the incident.
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Craig
Uintah County
Robert McGovern
Earl J. Freemar
Pontiac
McGovern
Terry
Joca Hospital
R. M. Helm
The
Highway Patrol
Best Luck Sought for Coming Year in Local Adage
The phrase expresses hope for good fortune in the next year, urging persistence and favorable outcomes for individuals and families amid ongoing community efforts and seasonal traditions. It reflects a sentiment common in local notices and period voices of the era.
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Jack Woods
Mountain Home
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Rangely
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George Southam
Hita Wilking
Bonita
Alma Wilking
Wilkins
Wesley Bowden
Fight Dixie
Craig Smuins
Norma Evans
Mary Freeman
Relief Society Stake Board
Visted Relief Society
DeLaine Massey
Union Stock
Oil Service Directory
Ashton Bros, Inc
Rows Coast, Co. Gynwral of Winld Construction
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Sporn
Vernal Sand & Gravel
Bilding
Thorne
West Main
Murray Trucking and Excavation Co
Kennecott
Kemmecoté Copper C Corporation
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Hulda Bolter
C. P. Pederson Welding Contractor
Balt Taka
Epston Highway
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