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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
5
Warren Beebe of Vernal Utah applies under Utah water laws for appropriation of 3 springs in Uintah County. The plan diverts 0.02 to 0.21 cubic feet per second to supply 3800 sheep through year round troughs, with protests due within 20 days after publication.
The Uintah County Utah sheriff offers property in Vernal for sale by court order to satisfy a judgment in the case of Joseph P Hacking versus Moroni Pitt. The tract covers about 43 acres in Bay at the center of Section 4 Township 48 Range 21 East Salt Lake Meridian with improvements and water rights. sale date February so 1930 at the county courthouse front.
Department of the Interior announces public sale of a mountainous tract in Vernal Utah under serial C10124. Bid minimum is 300 dollars per acre, sale at 10 a.m. March 4 1930, at the Salt Lake City land office. objections or claims must be filed by sale time.
Notice of public sale under the Department of the Interior for Clifton W McCoy Vernal Utah Serial 046042. Sale at least 250 per acre at 10 am March 18 1930 for NWt&NEY% Sec 7 Two 1 North Range 24 East SL M. High bidder pays immediately. claims by Feb 20 1970.
Creditors of William Collins deceased must file claims with vouchers at Roosevelt Utah by April 1 1630. Mary Collins administratrix invites claims for final settlement and presents details to the undersigned.
The sale will close when the hour named elapses and bidding ends. The high bidder must immediately pay the amount above described land. Claimants or objectors should file by the sale time. ELIF TAYLOR, Register J30-F21.
In Uintah County Utah a petition to disincorporate Uintah Telephone Co Corporation of Utah was filed in the Fourth Judicial District Court. A hearing is set for April 8 1920 or soon thereafter at Vernal Utah with Clerk Wilson Murray and Attorney Charles DeMoisy listed. First publication February 6 1930. last publication March 13 1930.
State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City Utah announces that Orson T Calder and Edgar Barker of Vernal Utah have filed an application under the 1919 to 1929 laws to appropriate water from an unnamed draw in Uintah County. Water will be diverted from a point south 7 degrees west 1552 feet from the referenced corner and carried 3000 feet by ditch for irrigation of 8 acres from April 1 to November 1 each year. Protest by affidavit with $100 fee due within 30 days after publication. Date of first publication February 6 1920.
State Engineers Office Utah publishes notice that Clara A Marigold of Watson Utah seeks to appropriate water from Willow Creek Uintah County. Project covers 211 acres for irrigation March 1 to November 1 yearly. File No 10809. Protests due within 30 days after final publication.
Ash er Merkley of Vernal Utah files for homestead claim Nos C4591 and 0415633 covering Ni SE% NE% Sec 9 and SMNEH, SWNW and other parcels in Sec 22 Twp 1S Rg 23E Salt Lake Meridian. Public notice lists witnesses Fred Atwood Terrele Atwood John Me Mearinie Isabel Sander. hearing set March 18 1930 before Register Elif Taylor U S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah.
A reflective notice urges all readers to slow down on Sundays and drive with care. The text emphasizes prayerful conduct and courtesy on the road, encouraging safer habits for everyone.
Valtresa IJe cooked the soup and heard I had made it. Daughter of Landlord Sim notes she cooked the pudding and questions the stranger's actions.
Local chatter centers on a wife’s recent purchase of a secondhand hat and the associated fuss. The speaker notes his brother’s patience wearing thin as tempers flare over fashion and status.
Fragments from the Washington Star recount a remark about being lucky yesterday and finding a quarter on the way out of the grounds. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
A deferential secretary asks how she could know to interrupt while claiming she wore golf clothes. The exchange centers on propriety and timing in workplace communications with tensions over authority.
Report notes Wr Smith commenting on the dinner and noting a lovely woman present. He mentions the dinner was nice but the fish was burned during the meal at Hummel Uamburg.
A scrambled OCR excerpt shows a discussion about selling a car due to inability to afford gas and mentions a shopkeeper and miscellaneous odd words. The text is incomplete with garbled phrases and no coherent narrative or clear entities.
A February 13 event at 44 FS presents a discussion on the case of Isabelle and the mystery surrounding her death. The program outlines theories and public interest in the historic murder.
David jokes about marrying a woman who is intelligent and beautiful while TM Eunice retorts she is already married. the exchange highlights witty flirtation between the two figures.
An old advertisement touts Tanlac as a remedy for stomach illness headaches and dizziness claiming it restores appetite vigor and sleep. It cites a testimonial from Mer Nicholas Kuynk about alarming digestive decline and recovery with Tanlac and offers a money back guarantee if no relief.
Fragmentary report notes a fire incident with references to persons and a location. Details are unclear but indicate a tragedy with bystanders and responders.
Fragmentary report describes a pantandler confronting a businessman over a wife starving and dieting complaints. Dialogue shows distress and urgency amid unclear context and era. The piece hints at domestic strain and social tension without specifying setting or outcome.
Fragmentary snippet shows a speaker deriding a search for an ancient egg while muttering about avoiding trouble, with a hurried, slangy cadence. The line hints at a humorous or quirky scene without clear context or full attribution.
Report describes a domestic dispute where a man allegedly knocked his wife down and stepped on her, leading to her arrest of him. no further details on charges or names are provided.
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