Utah Court Notices In Dintah County Case Brewer v Brewer
Legal notice from the Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah in Dintah County summons Laura M. Brewer to appear within 20 to 30 days to defend the dissolution of marriage and property settlement with attorney Hugh W. Colton, listing related real estate transfers and conveyances involving multiple parties and properties in Salt Lake City and nearby areas.
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Fourth Judicial District Court OF the
State OF
Utah
Dintah County
Frank A. Brewer
Platnlit
Laura M. Brewer
Aald Court
Pardea
Hugh W. Colton
Lorin
Mary Ruth Willams L. Edwardms Ber
Hango
Ace
Sarah R. Rastausten
Salt Lake City
J. Merritt Faropeten Lupoint
See
South Range
John L. McConkle
Lynn L. McConkle
South’ Tanger
Notice to water users and soil district election results
Notice to water users reports Otto Nielson of Quray Utah sought extension of time to complete irrigation works on Tow Creek in Vinton County with 320 acres proposed, $6000 spent, $3500 more needed, protest deadline March 4 1948. Hearing scheduled, state engineer Watson presiding. Also notes Utah Basin Soil Conservation District election January 8 results Alden D Waite winner, Bergeson chairman reports.
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Otto Nielson
Quray
Utah
Tate
He Watson
Uintah Basin
Boil Conservation
Mid District
Bell Conservation District
Alden D. Waite
Douglas Bertosh
Bert Baconsia
Alden D. White
Id Soil Conservation District
Utah State Soil Conservation Committee
Ibe Eee Bergeson
Famed Sea Serpent Dress Stl Stumps Scientists
Famed Cod serpents remains wedged between rocks along Vancouver Island shore near Ef fingham Us inlet. The body exceeds 43 feet with a 12 inch skull and 145 vertebrae held by a rubbery substance. Scientists Foerster and Le Paster study the creature noting possible origin from shark to ribbon fish or oarfish.
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Vancouver
B. G.cadborosaurus
Effingham
Us Inlet
Varcouver Island
RE. Foerster
Pacific Biological Station
N Mitmo
Taxes from horse racing boost regional revenue
Cloree reports that last year horse racing generated about 110 million dollars in taxes for area cities, independent of real estate amusement and income taxes.
Woolgrowers Optimistic About Future At Convention
Uintah County residents attended the 83rd annual National wool convention at East Lake City last week. Leaders Sylvan J. Pauly and Governor Herbert Maw spoke on market gains, westward wool processing, and the need for parity and continued government purchasing. They urged tariff support, criticized recent livestock and wool rate hikes, and protested peacetime meat rationing while urging increased domestic production.
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Uintah County
East Lake City
and Mes
Briant HH
Stet
Rajon S. Hacking
Mia
Victor Katren
Sylvan J. Pauly
Deer Lodge
Mont
Herbert B. Maw
Countty
Pauly
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Maw
B. Wilson
McKinley
Association
Charles E Blaine
F. E. Ackerman
New York City
Associaton
Kenale
Ralph ©. Flanders
Vermont
Pauley
Prewar Trade Debate Marks Recurring Tariff Tensions
The convention adjourned after approving a resolution criticizing the operation of the reciprocal trade agreements law, asserting Congress must recapture constitutional tariff authority. Officers elected include Pauley as president with a 1948 slate of vice presidents and Jones as secretary-treasurer. the site for the 1949 convention will be named later. A note highlights D S Rockwell’s 1838 corn planter invention.
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Congress
Mr. Pauley
T. C. Bacon
Twin Falls
Ida
H. J. Deveraux
Rapid City
Dy Roy
Milloughby
San Angelo
Texas
John A.reed
Kemmerer
Wye
Howard Vaughn
Dixon
Callf
J. Melvin Jones
Salt Lake City
Uintah County 4-H Plans Education Campaign for 1948
A 1948 Uintah County 4-H education drive aims to educate parents on the value of 4-H club work and recruit leaders. A Wednesday meeting at the Uintah County Courthouse chaired by Mrs Lane Metonkie outlined training, safety projects, rural life Sunday programs, and joint club camp with Duchesne County.
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Wilson
Uintah County
Wintoh County
Lane Mctonkie
Fern Shipley
Jeader
William C. Whitaker
Ruby Smith
Ethel Goodrich
Lucy Stewart
Vittus Mc
Conkie
Wayne Haslem
Alta Gardiner
Ainetah Stakes
D. S
Jennie Weeks
Dotis Haslem
Deon Freestone
Stella Jenkins
Forresta Godrich
Archie Johnson
Banks
Ona A. Harrison
Forest Service
Utah State Extension Service
Logan
Duchesne County
Alte
Rail Length Standards Across Railroads Update
The current standard rail length is three feet tall, with variations across railroads. Some use foot rails and others place a cross rail at street crossings. A few years ago the standard was three feet, and previously it was thirty feet.
Income Tax Agent Here Next Week To Help Taxpayers
James M. Livesey deputy collector of the Internal Revenue Service will be at the Utah Auto Court next Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 am to 5 pm to assist taxpayers in preparing their 1947 income tax returns. Service will incur a charge. Livesey urges taxpayers not to wait until the March 15 deadline.
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James M. Liveey
Internal Revenue Service
Utah
Livesey
First India Award Defies Odds In Equity Clash
An obscure historical note describes an event titled the First India Award in England. The account mentions an unusual measurement of three grains of bay beyond a round, with implications of a contest or decision concluding in a decisive end.
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India
England
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Uintah Packing Company
Vernal Avenue
Vernal, Utah
Gene Byrnes
Abe
Little Reggie
Aek
Althea S. Trottel
Univeralty of Pennsylvania
American Asociation of Univeralty
Gindle
D. 8. Rockwell
Sam
Monet
Wood
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Ular
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