Legals Notice of Foreclosure and Estate Claims in Utah
The Fourth Judicial District of Utah Uintah County forecloses a mortgage on land described as parts of the West 7.77 chains and other tracts with undivided interests in water rights. Plaintiffs include Wallace Calder and others against Martha Cox Smuin John Kendall Eliza Ditch K Smuin and multiple Kendall heirs. Also notices for estates of Del Hoy Angus and J Frank Owings with creditors urged to file claims by specified dates. First publication January 21, with subsequent dates through March and April 1937.
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Fourth Judicial District
Utsh My
Orres
Ujntalt County
Werat
Henry Seldon Arcon
Leoh
Beetfon
Ant B. Bacon
Martha
Cox Smuin
John Kendall
Eliza
Willum J. Kendall
Chesley
T. Kendall
Sarah
Bertha Daren
Hazel Olsen
Kendall
Myrtle Alger
Jennie Ter
Atwood
Willams Kendall
Lucy Wallace Calder
Attorns Doolin
Herse Kendall
James
P. O
Ver- Kendal
Hall
Gail
David
Neost Kelra
David Cox
van Rieeck
Oth Investment Company
Cor
van Rreeck
State of
Utah
Mortenge
HiuUintah County
Towits
Wear
Ste. 14
Bastlake Merlian
Delhoy Angus
Hush Wi Collen
Ft Vernal
Alice Angus
Gelroy Angus
County Agent outlines 1937 agricultural conservation program
Fussel Keetch, county agent, conducts meetings across the county to explain participation rules for the 1937 program. The plan sets a salt-building allowance tied to farm size and productivity, with payments for soil conserving practices and diversions. Small farms gain eligibility via a non-diversion basis, enabling broader participation, while nondiversion farms receive payments tied to cropland, with orchard and vegetable allowances.
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Fussel Keetch
Geo. Farrell
AAA
Farrell
Ife
Soll-Cotte
Willam Peterson
UAAC
Tervice
Peterson
Digging 80 Miles of Desert Ditch and Farm Tenure
A historical note discusses land ownership shifts in Utah and the U S. farm mortgage debt exceeding 42 million dollars with Land Bank loans aiding farmers. It cites rising tenant farming, falling equity, and a 1930s tenure trend showing Utah at 22 percent leased land in 1935, against national increases from 31 to 49 percent since 1900.
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Utah
W. S. Guilford
Farm Ceredit Administration
Federal
Land Bank Loan Association
Uintah Federal Land Bank Organization
U. S
Ukitah
Land Bank
Uish
Renal
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
Calitarnis Desert
Bureau of Reclamation
America
Colorado River
Imperial Valley
Rangely and Vernal figures in busy transport notice
J B Cobtham of Vernal visited Aer and Mrs W F Gross Tuesday. Birams hill construction makes progress though loader Caterpillar delays snow removal on the highway. Dragon road to the state line opened, Meeker and Dragon, Victory highway accessible though Picoence Meeker Rangely route faces spill trouble. Vernal visitors J W Recan Mrs Ruby Carr S Brunner and Wm Anderson travel through town. Haller Winneck from Meeker makes periodic sheep camp trips for feed. Mr Wil roece confined to his home.
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Ter Ras
Ant Firs
J.B. Cobtham
Vernal
Aer
W. F
Birams Hill
Dragon
Victory
Picoence
J. W. Recan
Ruby Carr
S. Brunner
Wm. Anderson
Haller Winneck
Meekerly
Mir. Wilroece
Dee
Utah Wild Life Council Organized at Salt Lake
Salt Lake City January 4. The Utah Wild Life Council began official life with installation of temporary officers to protect the state’s natural resources. Leaders include Fehr of Salt Lake City as chairman and Anderson of Provo as vice chairman. other officers hail from Salt Lake City Parowan St George Cedar City Ogden and Parowan.
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Utah
Wild Life Council
Salt Lake
Ballaxe City
Utah Wild Life Council
N- Fehr
Mark Anderson
Prove
Vicr
Wandbury
Ciretters
A. K. Cook
T. BR
Wellyy
G. Lo Hanson
Mo McFarlane
Salt Lake City
Ear Smoot
Pravo
Robert
Fenton
Parowan
Trunk Eastman
Tocula
Byron Lund
St. George
Rey Benson
Parowat
Claude~ Firlend
Cedar City
Claude Armistone
Oagden
Delinquent Notice Uintah River Irrigation Company Utah
Delinquent notices for stockholders listing amounts due as of November 13, 1936, with names such as Ivan Domgaard Eph Jiasmussen and Jessie Vidal. Sale of delinquent stock to raise payments scheduled for January 25, 1937, at 2 PM in Qusher Utah, plus costs of advertising. Postponed to February 23, 1937 by board action, secretary N R Paydoce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah River Irrigation Company
Gisher
Utah
Ivan Domgaard
Eph Jiasmussen Lawrencey Stone
Jessie SM. Vidal
Estelie M. Wilson
Jom
Pine
Qusher
N. R. Paydoce, A
Notice of Sale by Mosby Irrigation Company
Delinquent stock from the Mosby Irrigation Company of Lapoint Utah will be sold February 16 at 3 pm to cover assessments levied December 27 1930 and costs. Shares and amounts owed include Benjamin Cook 50 shares 46.00 dollars Leonard M. Parrnworth 22 75 8.00 etc. Sale at the company secretary’s office under the board's order.
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Mosby Irrigation Compantx
Lapoint
Utah
Cook
Benjamin Cook
Leonard MM
Parnaworth
A. Golding
Frank Huber
Karry Hartle
Charlies Taylor
Floyd Warburton Ag
Wallace
Hacking
Trea
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Buelmons
J. Frank Owing3
Roosevelt, Duchesne County
Usar
A. D
Arthur Wiscombe
J. Frank Owines
Fen
Baker
Daxer
Wm. Witbeck Et Vernal
Ton Steele
Reg. H. Nichols
Grand Jumelion
Meeker
Lee
Mes
John & Purdy
Mountain Sheep
White Rocks
iDulsy
H. P. Otteson
Angelo Poulos
Bose
Nh Mejor Harbor
San Francisco Taw
Siyuit County
Bert Qwens
Exinis Cole
John Vous
Charles Doyle
Raven On and Refining Company
WN. R, Faydoce
BY Roughner
Mace
Betty
Kentucky
Bourbon
Schenley Distributors, Inc
New York
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