Water and foreclosure notices amid Utah filings 1950
Notices include water extension requests by Leon P. Christensen and Otto Nielsen for Willow Creek and Evacuation projects, with affidavits, hearings set at 403 State Capitol Salt Lake City. Foreclosure by advertisement on a Utah mortgage to State Bank, with public sale February 3, 1950, at 2:00 PM in Uintah County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Christensen
Vernal, Wak
James D
Doyle
Stata Engineer
Ste
Gi Shalem
State Capitol
George Hendall Roberts, Jr
G. Randall Roberts, Jr
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Utah
H. W. Langton
George Randall Roberts Jr
State Bank
Jewet
Thia
Karl Allen Fayin
Mooser
Ulatah
Uiitah
Mortzaree Couron’ & Hammond
Attore
Leon P. Christensen
Vernal
Otto Nielson
Willow Creek
Uintah County
Uime
Arold A. Linke
Land and bond items in Vernal Utah notices
Public notices from Utah state and Uintah County include land acquisition under the Taylor Grazing Act in Bull Lake area, a Vernal City bond election for a $25,000 swimming pool project, and water appropriation applications in Uintah County with protests due by a stated deadline. The notices name Ernest E. House as manager, Lloyd Winward as city recorder, and officials of Vernal City.
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Bureau OF “Land Management
AH Land & Burvey Office
Bull Lake City
Utah
S.L.G
Ernest E. House
Ulotah
Vernal City
Uintah County
Vernal
Saictary
Lloyd Winward
City Recorder
Vintahate
State of Utah
Scout House
Lella Merk- Wa
Erma Taylor
Veren Ave
Sig Robbins
Maggie Richardson
Dorothea Parent
Intah County
State of Carat
Onsiph L. Hansen
Ulo
Diaya ‘Winwand
Seah
Roosevelt High School Plans Semiformal Dance
The Associated Student Council of Roosevelt High School plans a semiformal dance for February 11 at Victory Park. Prizes will be awarded to queen contestants with the queen prize noted. Judges include Lundell and Floyd, with a third judge to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornet
Uintah Sazin
Tanhary
Roosevelt High
Scho
Victory Park
Rendiesbach Orcher
Lundell
Floyd
Intone
Ducheane
Roosevelt
Joan Roberts
Beals
Choosing the Right Hunting Dog for Your Style and Game
The article guides hunters in matching dog breeds to their hunting style and dedication. It notes field trial types suit devoted hunters, while casual outdoorsmen may prefer cautious, close-working dogs such as Brittanies, German shorthairs, or Labradors. It discusses pheasant hunting, game-saving needs, and the importance of a match between dog pattern and master.
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Kaepte
Eric
Ohio
Von
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Vernal Ave
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Ouray
Ouray Park
Gation Company
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St. Vernal
Goth
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Nobel Pbantioning Atomic Scientist
Telly
New York
B. Lawrence-Cooperly
Uktah State Bank
Phovnstate
Orland'l
Johnson
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Atwood & Winw
Atwood Lloyd Winward
Vintar Accounting Service
Uintah State Bank
Ato
Paris
Bradshaw Auto Parts, Co
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TAGUE
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Rugs & Carpets
West Main
Avis Weres Pri Se
J. Arden Tolley
North Phobe
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