Livestock Losses on Intermountain Forests in 1919
Forest reports show 284 cattle and horses and 108 sheep killed by disease in 1919 across National Forests in the Intermountain District, with cattle losses down from 1918 and sheep losses up. Poisonous plants caused 2628 cattle, 27 horses, and 5917 sheep deaths, chiefly larkspur, and eradication efforts covered 3680 acres at $6.60 per acre. Predatory animal losses and overall trends are noted, with ongoing efforts by Forest Service and stockmen.
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Intermountain
Humboldt Forest
Nevada
Horaca
Igrkspur
Forest Sergica of
Tlals
Biological Survey
Stockmen
Forest Service
Havd
Forest Supervisors
Water rights notice for Ashley Creek project in Uintah County
State Engineer notices Nile Hlughes as trustee for Ashley Valley Water Users applies to appropriate 109 acre feet from South Fork Ashley Creek and 1400 acre feet from tributaries, plus 790 acre feet from Dry Fork. Water stored in seven reservoirs, released into Ashley Creek, with plats and ditches listed. Protests due within 30 days after publication. designated as Nos. 8259 and 2509.
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State Engineer’s Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nile Hlughes
Vernal
Ashley Valley
South Fork
Ashley Creek
Uintah County
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Notice of irrigation water right change filed
State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City Utah January 14 1920 announces Jensen Irrigation Company of Vernal Utah has applied under Section 8 Chapter 67 of the 1919 Utah Laws to change the point of diversion and place of use of fifteen units of water.
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State Engineer's Office
Salt, Lake City
Utah
Jensen Irrigation Company
Vernal
Notice for Publication Coal Appin Utah 1920
Isaac A. Jones of Vernal Utah filed Coal Declaratory Statement Serial 08143 for Lot 1 Sec 13 T45 R20 E and Lot 1 Sec 18 T4S R21E Salt Lake Meridian. He now filed an Application to Purchase under sections 2348 to 2352 U S Revised Statutes. Adverse claims or objections must be filed within thirty days after first publication. Peter Hanson, Register.
Vernal land claimant files three year proof notice
Charles W. Hardiman of Vernal Utah with a March 9 1916 Homestead Entry Serial 05745 for E SEM and NW% SEM Section 8 Township 32 South Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian has filed intent to make Three Year Proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Vernal Utah on January 21 1920 witnesses and details appear in notice.
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Department of the Interior
U. 5 Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Charles W. Hardiman
Township 32
Range 20
Salt Lake Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Home Nursing Course Outline Warns on Precautions
The state board of health outlines home nursing precautions. Wash hands after contact. avoid touching face. use antiseptic solution cautiously. Monitor pulse temperature and feeding. keep records. maintain ventilation and rest. Normal adult pulse 72-80, temp about 98 degrees. Use thermometer safely, disinfect after use. for children place under the arm. For fevered patients give liquid diet, keep in bed, and change clothing after sweating. Avoid drafts, keep room quiet, and prevent chilling. If fever persists, use cooling and rest, encourage fluids and proper care to prevent pneumonia and relapses.
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State Board of Health
Mt Streeter State Bank Opens in Mt Streeter Colo
Mt Streeter State Bank opened for business on Monday February 2 1920 in Mt Streeter Colorado. Cashier James R Strong stated the bank aims to provide the best service to its many friends and help develop the northwestern part of the state and Uintah county. The bank pledges to assist and push Uintah county forward and invites service in any capacity.
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Mt. Streeter State Bank of
Mt. Streeter
Colo
James R. Strong
Uintah County
Massey family names listed from Vernal Utah
George O. Massey, John N. Massey, Joseph Massey, and Lewis Massey are all identified as residents of Vernal Utah in the provided snippet.
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George O. Massey
John N. Massey
Joseph Massey
Lewis Massey
Vernal, Utah
Edward M Keeney Applies to Purchase Utah Land
Edward M Keeney of Vernal Uintah Utah has filed in the U S Land Office for purchase of NW portion of Section 34 Township 3 South Range 22 East Salt Lake Meridian under section 2347, with protests to be filed within thirty days of first notice.
Raise Their Salaries for State Teachers
A letter urges salary increases for public school and college teachers in the state. Vernal residents and others argue higher pay is essential to attract and retain qualified educators, warning of a growing teacher shortage and the need for better school facilities and living wages.
Notice of Possession and Pasture Billing in Utah
W. T. Green of Tridell Utah notices possession of a red two year old heifer branded ID on left hip and eight on left thigh with a crop in the left ear. A pasture and feed bill has accrued since October 1 1919.
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W. T. Green
Tridell
Utah
Notice for Publica tion coal entry in Vernal Utah 1920
Serial No 08133 notices Rasmus M Rasmussen of Roosevelt Uintah Utah filed a coal declaratory statement for Lot 6 Section 19 Township 3 South Range 15 East Salt Lake Meridian on February 20 1919 and now applies for lease under section 2352 of the Revised Statutes adjacent claimants must file affidavits of protest within thirty days after first publication of this notice
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Coal Entry
Vernal
Utah
Rasmus M. Rasmussen
Roosevelt
Uintah
State of
Range 15
Salt Lake Meridian
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Range
Peter Hanson
Register
MT Streeter State Bank
Edward M. Keeney
Township
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J. W. Pope
Uintah Telephone Company
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