Notice to Water Users in Utah Appropriation Request
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City issues notice that Horace Morrill of Lapoint Utah has applied to appropriate 1/7 of a cubic foot per second of water from a Utah County source for irrigation of 40 acres. Water to be diverted near section 11 township 1 south range 2 west and conveyed 1700 feet for use from March 16 to November 1. Public protest period ends 30 days after publication.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Horace Morrill
Lapoint
Ufotah
Eitton 11
Public Land Notice From Vernal Utah 1914 Claim Entry
Department of the Interior notices Vernal Utah where J Williams and others claim land under three year proof. Names listed include William Omuim Charles OC Lowey George Gurr and others. The hearing date is in March 1915 with witnesses from Vernal Utah.
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Department ‘of the Interior U
Uline Wheeldal
Ulab
Bowruury Vo
Lyly
Moute
Qilbert Ad
Webb
Vernal
Utah
Lend Urnce
William Omuim
Cnaries OC
Lowey
Ajobascom
George Gurr
Uintah Irrigation Company water diversion change notice
In the Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah Uintah County a notice states creditors must file claims for the estate of James Alfred Jr. deceased. The Uintah Irrigation and Power Company seeks to change the point of diversion of 35 second feet of water from Dry Fork Ashley Fork to a new location in Township 8 South Range 21 East. The project covers 42,000 feet of ditch irrigating 25,600 acres, with protests due within 30 days after publication, accompanied by a $2.50 fee.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
State of
Utah
Uintah County
James Ai
Alfred, Jr
Salt Lake City
Uintah Irrigation and Power Company
Dry
Ashley Fork
Salt Lake Base
Settion SL
Notice to Creditors Tolhurst Estate in Vernal Utah
Creditors of Edwin W Tolhurst deceased must file claims with vouchers at ODonnell and Calder office Vernal Utah on or before April 4 with final settlement actions to be completed.
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Edwin W. Tolhurst
de Aeaxagd
O'Donnell & Calder
Vernal
Utah
Brigham Young University to reopen after quarantine
Brigham Young University will reopen its doors as soon as quarantine ends with new courses in ironwork and auto mechanics. The school reports two thirds of the year’s work completed, with rapid progress on the Temple Hill mechanical arts building and remodeling of the carpentry shop.
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Brigham Young University
Aatr
Notice to Creditors Estate of Walter Richardson Deceased
Creditors will present claims to the office of O Donnell Calder, Ver set Ula, on or before June 4th, 1929. Archie Richardson, Administrator. O'Donnell Calder, Attorneys for Administrator.
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Walter Richardson
O Donnell & Calder
Land Office Notice of Desert Land Entry Final Proof
U S Land Office Vernal Utah February 13 1919 notices Ethel M Martin widow of Manfred H N Martin of Vernal Utah filed Desert Land Entry 02820 for SW 44 and W miles Section 16 Township 6 South Range 22 East, intends final proof March 21 1919. Witnesses Hy yum Mantle Stephen Mantle Oliver M Martin Lawrence Martin all of Jensen or Vernal Utah.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Ethel M. Martin
Manfred Hn, Martin
Mange
Balt Lane
Hetera Register
He Esiver
U. K
Red Cross Renders Valuable Service in Wartime Support
The American Red Cross trains Mountain Division workers for home service to aid soldiers families during peace time. It notes examples of aid to a soldier’s wife lacking funds and travel, and to a Camp Custer family with pneumonia, including provisions, travel, medical care, and timely telegrams to reassure the serviceman.
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American Red Cross
Hed Cross
Mountain Division
Home Service Section
Red Cross
Home Service
Custer
Letterheads and Havelopes Print Request
A brief note requesting quick production of letterheads and havelopes. The memo emphasizes speed and efficiency in completing the stationery order.
Success With Sitting Hens
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on preventing mites in poultry nests before hens set. Emphasizes cleaning nests, using lime and sulfur, periodic dusting with pyrethum, removing broken eggs, and warns against medicated nest eggs and excessive use of sodium fluoride powder due to risks to hens and eggs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
More Food Needed in 1918 War Demands Rise
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that despite rising staple crop production in 1917, further food is required in 1918. It emphasizes meeting domestic needs, supporting Allied nations, and aiding friendly neutrals, with a particular strain on meats and livestock as population and European needs grow.
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United States
Europe
Characteristics of sows in breeding and behavior
The text notes that a sow with a bright expressive demeanor and active disposition is essential for breeding. It emphasizes exercise and warns that a wild aggressive sow may kill her young, while a lazy sow that does not exercise risks crushing her piglets.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Temperature for Churning
Temperature guidance explains two goals for churning. It states the process should take 30 to 40 minutes and that butter granules must be firm but not hard. It gives two temperature ranges: 52 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit in summer and 68 degrees Fahrenheit in water.
Story of a Merchant Prince Adverts to Grow Business
An old man built a thriving store on smart budgeting and constant advertising. He started with little capital, bought stock, ran a bold half page ad, and attracted crowds. The town learned him as the Merchant Prince for his successful hustle and persistent promotion.
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Merchant Prince
Iack
Forris
Feeds for Growing Chickens from the USDA Guidance
The USDA outlines a growing mash for ten day old chicks using bran, middlings, corn meal, flour, and beef scrap in precise parts, with wet or dry options. After two months feed four times daily, after three months three times daily, and prefer prepared feeds or finely cracked grains for large flocks. Include access to bran at all times and add sour milk, skim milk, or buttermilk for faster growth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Feeding Chickens in Yard and Range Operations
The article outlines feeding mixes for chicks and hens including a dry mash and separate beef scrap feed. It notes starting beef scrap at ten days for chicks, the benefit of green feed for yarded birds, and the need for charcoal grit oyster shell and bone when chickens are kept in bare yards. It emphasizes raising poultry on good range to minimize extra feeding requirements.
Missouri Representative Borland pushes nationwide time change
Representative William P Borland of Missouri introduces legislation to advance all clocks in the United States by one hour, aiming to shift time nationwide. The proposal seeks to harmonize the time standard and impact daily schedules across states.
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William P Borland
Missouri
United States
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