Estate notices and open range action in Uintah County
Notices announce creditor claims for the estates of Jessie McLean Joab Colfer Fred Wall Brigham W Casto James Eskelson with filing deadlines in March and April 1936. A March 1 1936 open range drive will eliminate abandoned horses. owners must describe horses and brands and file with Uintah County Commissioners. Manford Stewart and Howard Anges supervise the drive under County Clerk F L Noel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wall
Hugh W. Coltort
Vershal
Utah
Jessia M Wall
Brigham W Caste
Hugh W. Colton
Verna
Margaret Casto
Brigham W. Casto
James Eskelson
Verenal
Sarah A Adams
Board of County Commissioners
Wintah
Uteh
Notley
Green River
Colorado-Utah
Daggett-Uintah
Ashley National Forest Reserve
Brush Creek
Manford Stewart
Howard
Alnge
Board of County Commissioners of
Uintah County
F. L Noel
Van
Notice of Intent to Make Final Proof at Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior notice published in Balt Lake City Utah announces Joseph O Dood of Craig Cole Mars Contact as claimant for a mining style home stead entry made March 3 1983 No 050071 for lands in sections 14 15 and 22 Township 6 South Range 1 25 East Salt Lake Meridian. Final proof to establish claim to the land will be made before Leon P Christensen Notary Public Vernal Utah on March 1 1936 witnesses named Joseph Maslem Ross Siow Sharon Billings and Thomas Morgan all of Jenn Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Otte
Balt Lake Cis
Utah
Craig Cole
I- 25
Salt Lake Meridian
Leon P Christensen
Notics to Contractors Utah 1936 bid notice for US 40
State of Utah Office of State Road Commission invites sealed bids by 2 pm February 24 1936 for travel surfaced trend on US 40 Uintah County between Ft Duchesne and Half Way Hollow Federal Aid Project No 10 C D F. Project length about 13.925 miles with earthwork gravel base and subbase. Bidders directed to special provisions on subcontracting and wage scales. Minimum wage for unskilled labor 0.89 per hour and for intermediate labor 0.60 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Utah
Office of
State Road Commission
Salt Lake City
Utah
State Road Commission of
State Capitol
Uintah County
Ft Duchesne
Hialf Way Hollow
State Road Commission bids plan details and conditions
Contract stalls at 60 cents per hour with plans and specifications available at the State Road Commission offices in Salt Lake City and Price. Plans may be viewed by bidders after depositing 300 dollars, refundable upon submitting an acceptable bid and returning plans within seven days. Bids require a bid bond and a letter from a surety company. The commission reserves the right to reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eMeca
State Road ‘Commission
Balt Lake City
Jat
Price
Specificas Tong
East Lake City
Road Commission
State Road Commission
Edward & Hows
Kowright
Tugineey
Local Briefs Include Snow Report and Tragic News
Tridell residents report 30 inches of snow from a storm while Leaders from Paradise Park arrive back home. Naoma Conk, daughter of Lynn Cook, is hospitalized with possible pneumonia. William Watts learns his mother was killed in a Los Angeles car crash. his wife was Miss Jute Mowry. Troop 442 scouts plan a Sunday program with first aid and fire making demos. WPA workers build a road from White Rocks bench to the Farr corner. Gold and Green ball success amid subzero weather and notable Lancers foxtrot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Morrill
Frank Morrill
Lula Mullins
Prove
Paradise Park
Lynn Cook
William Watts
Los Angeles
Wattes
Jute Mowry
Uriah Mowrey
J L Kitchen
Roosevelt
Scouts
White Rocks
Farr
Willow Creek Business and Community Notes in Vernal Duchesne
Willow Creek area reports include Abe Hatch and Marry Tomlinson visiting in Duchesne on Feb C A Droome of Ouray on business Feb Sth. Bob Marshall of Duchesne on a ranch visit. Vernal visitors last week included Mrs Jane Cook Alto Larsen C A Meadows Abe and Golden Hatch. The WCC Club and PTA met Friday with His Wifes First Husband presented. Cards and singing followed. seventeen members and three guests attended. Abe and Golden Hatch were in Ouray on business Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Hatch
Marry Tomlinson
Duchesne
Droome
Ouray
Waa
Bob Marshall
Duchesne Waa
Jim Luater
Vernal
Jane Cook
Nng Alto Larsen C
A Meadows
Abe
Golden Hatch
Ouray Banday
Visit Brings Back Neighborly Ties After 20 Years
Robert Banta traveled to Colorado to see his brother over the weekend. Winter Smith stayed with P Ellsworth and family during the week. Mr Smith moved to live in Ouray Valley, and neighbors lamented his return, noting it had been about two decades since Mr Smith died in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Banta
Colorado
Smith
P Ellsworth
Mr Smith
Ouray Valley
Omitted last week shower honors Mr and Mrs Hatch
A Saturday night event at Davis hall honored Mr and Mrs Mervin Hatch with dancing and refreshments for a large crowd. Mrs Hatch formerly Jessie Atwood of Davis. Dave Jenkins of Bridgeland Camp is home visiting relatives and attended his grandfather's funeral. Edward Watkins, Mr and Mrs Tom Robbins formerly of Davis celebrate a new baby. Mrs Walter Simper returned from Salt Lake after three months away. Mrs Clarence Collett of Murray at ill father's side for two weeks before death. Lyle Slough building a house near his father’s home. Mr and Mrs Mervin Hatch returned from Myton after five weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Hatch
Davis Hall
Mra
Hatch
Misa
Jessie Atwood
Davia
Dave Jenkins
Bridgeland
CCO
Edward Watkins
Tom Robbins
Davis
Walter Simper
Salt Lake
Clarence Collett
Murray
Lyle Slough
Ben
Slough
Mervin Watch
Myton
Mr Match
PTA
Jack Zimmerman
Roosevelt
Dan Taylor
Arion Reynolds
Ina Caldwell
Nele da Bigelow
Grace Thompson
Hoy Taylory
Chai Baine
Ernest Smith
Dragon
EU Smith
Alonzo Perry
Campbell
Trussell Mare Tison
Whiterocks
Albert Norton and
Vernal
Thhat Place
Otis
Lapaint
Frank Jenkins
Vera Hansen
Vera Huber
Roy Taylor
Rex Taylor
John Wf Merkley
Margaret. Iarrison
Delbert Horrocks
Wol Fletcher
Orval Iansen
Alice Searle
John Wardle
Duchesne
Agents Plan Rural Living Initiative in Utah Counties
Director William Peterson of Utah State Agricultural College led an extension conference in Logan urging agents to inventory livestock, crops, and water use, study range and taxes, evaluate market relations, and preserve soil fertility. He urged planners to diagnose why towns once thrived and to build programs helping residents regain prosperity and plan for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egent
Sears
William Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Peterson
Water conservation themes echo in conference at college
In spring and through dreuth, July and August, a plea to conserve water stresses that survival and health depend on prudent use. A three day philosophy school at the college followed by an extension conference brought USDA representatives to Utah for county agents and specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Utah
Apeciadas
PTA plans water project at local school house
A Thursday PTA meeting discussed completing plans to install drinking water in the school building. The program featured Dan Taylor vocal solo Arion Reynolds piano solo a mixed choir and talks led by President Chai Baine. Several community members were noted in attendance and local residents were involved in related activities and travel.
Wool Clip at Ogden Brings Top 31 Cents Per Pound
Thrifty thousand pounds of wool sold in Ogden to Ralph Leonard from Bear Blyer City Utah. Metrion and Whikins arranged the sale with Mrs MP Thorse, a prominent woolgrower, achieving a top price of 31 cents per pound, reported as the highest price paid for wool in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
MP Thorse
Proment
Bear Blyer City
Utah
Metrion and Whikins
Ralph Leonard
Thorsten consignments include two clipe figures in 1934 and 1939
The text notes consignment amounts of about 25,000 rounds each for 1934 and 1939, with the earlier clip slightly under the later year’s payment, reflecting season performance in the territory.
Heber Man Named Assistant Resettlement Director
Broadbent of Heber City, a Utah State Agricultural College student, is appointed assistant supervisor of Duchesne County under the resettlement administration. State director C Stott announced the temporary post, noting his agricultural economics major and prior work as research and bookkeeper. He was part of the college delegation to the student legislature and is a Delta Phi member and returned missionary.
Nut varieties show 40 percent rise in year
English walnuts, pecans, almonds and fliberts are nearly 40 percent more plentiful this year than last. Nuts are concentrated food, high in fat, adding flavor and texture to benhu and supplementing meals, unlike staple items such as potatoes, peas, cabbage and beans.
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J.W. Stevens
Wallace Calder
Postottica Vernal
Uintah State Bank
F. M
Bee Frank Swain Verna
Calder
Termanent
AA Aving Sensonel
Sadie's Beauty Salon
Phons
New York
Ross Srandall
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Co
Young Vernal
Earl Babse
Alexander Confectionery
United Family Benefit
Rubsell Marrigon
Uintah Basin
Provo
Intermediate
Eastern Utah Transportation CO
Uintah Abstract Company
U. S Land Office
Ocoee
Stodoway
Herbert Tyzack
Bro
IIH
Dinectora
Wmil Aiddoway
George E Adams
John
Hacking Addrennt Dintai Abstract CO
Salt Lake’s
Temple Square
Ernest C. Rossiter
Jessia McLean
Ernest E McCleany
Jessie McLean
Sor Sald
Joab Colfer
PoMce
Bulding
Joseph Collier
Notics
Ercel A. Johnson
Crowny
Oliver Jorgensen
Ray Barney
Leon P. Christensen
Witter Smith
Leota
Shepherd Bottoms
John W. Weaver
Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Lawrence 0. Wall
Thomal Larson
Frank Jarmo
DC Colton
W. P. Ellsworth
Cal Jorgensen
Tridell
Boota
Willow Creek
Vernal Milling Co
Lapoi Latount
Heber Man
Chew-Nygren-Chew Lumber Sea
North Main
Mark M. Chew
Nelson Ricks Greamery
J. M. Pitt
AGE
Phone II
Man
Mary Althin Jr
Wilken
Albusa
Schanley
Bere
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