Uintah River Irrigation Stockholders Special Meeting Called
Notice calls a special meeting of Uintah River Irrigation stockholders at 1 PM on Saturday February 17 1934 at the Gusher School House Utah to consider amending the Articles of incorporation including Article Three. The action seeks to modify corporate provisions as specified in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah River
Uintah River Inrgation Company
Gusher School House
Gusher
Utah
Duration of Corporation Proposes One Hundred Year Life
A corporate document states the organization is to exist for one hundred years from its incorporation and outlines a proposed amendment to Article Your text to read as follows.
Purpose Tris corporation powers and property scope
The corporation is authorized to purchase condemn lease acquire and contract dams reservoirs irrigation and power works piping lines transmission systems and water and land rights with related easements and properties. It may generate electricity for stockholders and mortgage or encumber assets, subscribe to other corporations, and contract with the United States or others for construction or acquisition of works, pledging security and entering promissory commitments as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Corporation
United States
Daing
Ts Canals
Estate of W L Pawling Notice to creditors in Vernal Utah
Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Vernal Utah on or before March 14 1934. Grace Hansen administrator estate of W L Pawling deceased. Signed J1st-F1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W LL. Pawling
Youchers
Vernal
Utah
Grace Hansen
WE Pawling
Charles J Duffy
Verne
Dallas H Young
Charles J Ineffy
Utah irrigation company power to guarantee obligations and amend articles
The document outlines broad powers for an irrigation corporation to guarantee payments or performance on contracts promissory notes or obligations with the United States or any partner entities. It includes securing stock water rights power franchises or other rights by pledging securities or by mortgage or deed of trust. It intends to amend Article Five to specify these authorities under Utah and federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Utah
United States of America
Moon Lake Water Users' Association Article Amends Assessments
Legal notice outlines amendments to Article Fifteen on equitable and unequal assessments, board-determined capital stock assessments, and revenue sources for Moon Lake Water Users' Association. It covers irrigation projects, contracts with the United States, and meeting actions dated January 18 1934 with publications January 25 and February 15 1934.
Bennion ranch residents move back to own home
Mr and Mrs Harold Cook and family who had lived at the Bennion ranch for years are moving back to their own home. Miss Orfa Johnson and L G Noble visit Mutual officers. Funeral services were held at Roosevelt Saturday for the son of Mr and Mrs Don Kolb. Mrs Ida Bowthorpe, Mrs Ella Slaugh, Mrs Jennie Watkins and Wm John attended. Henry Winward and family spent time aiding Mrs Hanna. A miscellaneous shower was given at the chapel in honor of Mr and Mrs Marion Boon. The evening featured dancing and doughnuts with cocoa. Sid Pace announces the arrival of a baby girl born Tuesday January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cook
Familly
Bennion Ranch
Orfa Johnson
L G
Noble Stake Mutual
Our Mutual
Marion Boon
Sid Pace
Notice for Public Sale on Homestead Final Proof Utah
Department of the Interior notice from Salt Lake City dated January 25 1934 states Joun EF Green of Manila Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish homestead claim for Lots 1 2 Sec 18 Lot 4 Sec 17 Township 3 North Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian. Final proof before the Clerk of the District Court Manila Utah scheduled March 10 1934. Witnesses named Toy Baren Curtis Atwocu Chester Keele and Joeph Urwinalt of Manila Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
A & Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joun EF Green
Manila Utah
North Range
Salt Lake Meridian
District Court
St Manila
Toy Baren
Curtis Atwocu
Chester Keele
Joeph Urwinalt
Manila
Thomas F
Thomas
Kenney Nelberger Nuptials At Vernal Justice Of The Peace
The Sewing club met with Mrs W Kenney January 25. Miss Dorothy Kenney and Melv tin Nelberger wed Saturday January 20 at Vernal Justice of the Peace. S Carter performed the ceremony. Miss Kenney is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kenney. Nelberger recently moved from Kansas and is well regarded. The couple are at home at the Cross ranch with brothers Lester and Don Kenney and Mrs Lester Kenney accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Kenney
Dorothy Kenney
Melvtin Nelberger
Justice of the Peace
S Carter
Miss Kenney
John Kenney
Nelberger
Kansas
Lester
Don Kenney
Lester Kenney
the Cross Ranch
Willow Creek Feeds Cattle as Visitors Gather
Norman Taylor and companions visit Isis Jane Cook at Hill Creek. Taylor sent 264 cattle to the Cook ranch on January 20 for feeding with hay purchased last fall. Bud Taylor Norma Taylor and Vern Kouse assisted drive. A dinner was held January 21 with Abe Hatch George Thorne Lewis Thorne Verda Haws and others attending. Nick Club family moves from Leota to Willow Creek January 24. Mervin Broome travels to Verrial on January 23 for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Taylor
Hill Creek
Isis Jane Cook Janary
Cook Ranch
Bud Taylor
Norma Taylor
Vern Kouse
Harold Florence
Cook Home
Abe Hatch
George Thorne Lewis Thorne
Verda Haws
Normy Taylor
Vern Muse
Hui Creek
Nick Club
Leota
Willow Creek
Mervin Broome
Verrial
Embarrassing Isn t it When R Someone Says Till Call You Up
A fragmentary ad style line extols the value of telephone service for quick friend contact, saving trips, and urgent access to doctors during sudden illness, fire, accident, or emergency. The text reflects early telecom promotion and cost emphasis.
Jensen School CWA Work Supervisor Improves at Home
Kelly Tameh was saved to 45 guests. Mrs Ed Fowlks in charge of FERA work at Jensen school has been quite ill. She was brought home from a Vernal hospital last week and is considerably improved. Mrs Amelia Ainge and daughter in law Mrs Toward Ainge prepare the school lunch. Dr Robinson, engineer for the National Park Service, arrived in Jensen Monday evening. He will spend time here reviewing the Dinosaur National Monument work under Dr A C Boyle, archaeologist. Dr and Mrs Boyle motored to Vernal and brought Dr Robinson. Dr Boyle reports he received a telegram authorizing him to employ CWA labor for 30 hours each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Tameh
Ed Fowlks
FERA
Jensen School
Amelia Ainge
Toward Ainge
Robinson Field
National Park Service
Jensen
Robinson
Dinosaur National Monument
C Wl Boyle
Boyle
Vernal
Br Robinson
Local Socials and Meetings Highlight Small-Town Week
Mrs Reid returns from Priceshnantay to be with sister Mrs Wil Shelton after a serious operation. A Mutual Tuesday Night social by the M Men and Gleaners drew a large crowd with duets, solos, dances, and a reading. February plans direct by Junior, Geout and Bee Hive classes. PTA business session followed by lunch and dancing. Beatrice Roper recovers from appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Pee Eheres
Aran
Reid
Priceshnntay
Wil Shelton
Mutual
M Men
Leonard Perry
Vern Shimmin
Enid Reid
Story
Ernest Johnson
Tia Duke
Helen Roberts
Delores Burke
Roe Duke
Roy Lee
Norman Winn
Freddie Feltch
Ashley Ward
Vein Shimmin
Myitie Erek
Son Thursisy
PTA
Alice Billings
Manti
Anthon Cannon
Oldred Johnson
Norman Fletcher Colton McKeachnne
Richard Woodruff
Kenneth Barker
Merle Fickup
Thelma Woohey
Anthon
Cannon
Pearl Barker
Mary Hodgkinson
Phylis
Nilah Perry
Reva Cook
Ward Chapel
Beatrice Roper
Campbell Hospital
Carrell
Weldon Carroll
Vernesse
California
Lewis Hodgkinson
Jen
Gleaners Host M Men Party After Debate Loss
Mrs Garnets Case Mark Roberts recovers from a leg infection and can move without crutches as the Gleaners entertain the M Men and their partners in a chapel party held Monday evening. The gathering followed a prior debate defeat, with refreshments served after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnets Case
Mark Roberts
M Men
Daneng
Discontinuation of road work boosts local mobility
Tri dell to main road cut leaves a near impassable south stretch by Allred farm as AM Lyman family considers moving to Sanpete. Glenn Morrill a missionary from Tri dell is named district president of Fast Missouri with headquarters in St Louis. Fridell IV I A are preparing for the stake musical festival in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridell
Allred Farm
M Lyman
Sanpete County
Glenn Morrill
Tiidell
Fast Misstouri
St Louis
Fridell IV I A
Local Church, PTA, Relief Society News Update
Breede fedeet LAPOINT poles Bengede ded hens for Sunday Charles Colton and Carl Richens of the high council held a meeting with ward officers and spoke in Sacrament meeting. The PTA met Thursday evening with a program. Linch was served. Mrs R Smith assists with school lunches Tuesday afternoon. The Relief Society held a social with refreshments. Miss Nellie Brough visited her grandparents. Mr and Mrs A W Neteher. Melvin Jorenson and family called to Leotalas Wednesday for his father's death. Ms Ifireld Hullinger and Mrs Emma Hullinger spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Starvey Wullinger and family. Mr and Mrs Lee Lisoubee and Mrs Roxana Mott visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colton
Carl Richens
High Council
PTA
R Smith
Relief Society
Nellie Brough
A W Neteher
Melvin Jorenson
Leotalas
Jacob ‘Torgensen
Ifireld Hullinger
Emma Hullinger
Starvey Wullinger
Lee Lisoubee
Roxana Mott
Lost 22 Pounds With Kru schen Salts Remedy
Mr Kerman Rankis of Detroit reports relief from rheumatism after using Kru schen Salts. He praises the first bottle for easing aches and enabling a diet that led to a 22 pound weight loss. He claims a 5¢ bottle lasts four weeks and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerman Rankis
Petroit
America
Family visitors and local social rounds in Vernal last week
In Vernal the past week Mr and Mrs Arza Adamy visited relatives here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Semkin and Mr and Mrs W R Nebeker and family of Gususr visited relatives here Sunday. Ben Cook has been visiting relatives in Salt Lake and other outer side points in Utah. Ben reports snow scarce in the mountains outside Lloyd. Taylor and Harvey Leer made a trip to Hill Creek Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Murray were visitors in Vernal. Mr and Mrs Arthur Taylor entertained Sunday evening at party, it being Mrs Taylors birthday. Games and refreshments were enjoyed. Mr and Mrs John McNaughters of Vernal were visitors here on Wednesday of last week. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Harrison January 31 a baby girl. Bupt S 8 Olson visitor showed here on Wednesday. Joe Marx of Roosevelt was a business visitor in town Saturday, Mr Marx is moving to Salt Lake where he has business interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arza Adamy
Albert Semkin
W R Nebeker
Gususr
Ben Cook
Salt Lake
Utah
Bnow
Lioyedl
Taylor
Harvey Leer
Hill Creek
Clarence Murray
Vernal Raturpady
Arthur Taylor
Whose Car Headlines A Family Car Care Riddle
A playful item notes car care duties shift among family members. Mothers wash, sons overhaul, daughters dance, and fathers handle repairs with tires and a full tank. The brief caption reflects a domestic routine around vehicle maintenance.
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J. W. Stevens
Wallace Calder
Postoffice Vernal Utah
Uintah
Vernal, Utah
Uintah State Bank
Automobile and Fire Insurance
Leon P. Christensen
Uish
John W. Pope
Fhone
Dudlew
Calder Brothers
Ordlir
Foulkman
Owen Walt
Vernal Drug Co
Craig
Grttvest Craig
Colorado
UFAH
Eef, Brockman, Mert
Obate
Dintah Abstract Company
Eres
Gtate
Ridimoway
TY Zach
Bea
Eores F. Adars
Jotia
Aderesac Dintad Abstract CO
Fornal
Tiak
Gushour
Uintah County
Board of Directors
Moon Lake Water Users’ Association
The
Compan
NBH Faydoce
Davis
Feafe
Zeke
Ake
Mdboat Vere
Green River
North Hill
Vernalox
Roonvelts
Boy Rogurs of
FP Kelly
Ada Lambert
Ely
Nev
Melba Latner
Kelly
Lambert
A C Boyle
Garrett Case
Lydia Ainge Evans
B P
Theountain
Tewrplhoma & Tefagraphi, Co
Breede Fedeet
Conoco
Conoco Bronze
Tory Sarg
Gatorxny Conocd Station
Desler
Mal
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