Notice to water users in Utah on water appropriation petition
State Engineer Office Salt Lake City Utah gives notice that Horace Morris of Lapoint Utah applied under Utah law to appropriate four sevenths of a cubic foot per second of water from Wadley Channel in Uintah County. Water will be diverted by flume for 1700 feet to irrigate 40 acres from March 16 to November 1. Objections with affidavit and $260 must be filed within 30 days after publication.
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State
Salt Lake Caty
Utah
Horace Moriis
Lapoiul
Uta
Loov
LY O
Wadley Channel
Ullak County
Horleast
Peytion al
Muliwg
State Engineers Office
Salt Lake Cmy
Nottie
Uintah Irrigation and Power Company
Lake City
Session Lawea of
Ashley Kork
Ami
Ada
Prodale and Gualadianbhid Aoptpics G
F McGonagle of Suite Biginesr announces first publication date January 17 1919 and completion status by February 17 1919. The notice provides publication milestones and clerical details for the work.
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F. McGonagle
G F. McGonagle
Firat
Dil
Brigham Young University prepares for re opening
Brigham Young University has raised its quarantine measures and resumed work on campus. Faculty and students report partial progress with two weeks of the term completed. Remodeling on multiple buildings continues with expansions in ironwork and new courses in gate mechanics slated for the reopening date.
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Juat Ag
Brigham Young Universiiy
Qudtan, Ling
Work of Ltd
Midbank Arte Building
Bemipla Hill
Notice to Creditors Estate of Walter Kilchardaen De Leased
Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of O Donnell and Calder Ver ee on or before Jung 4th 5-51 Archi Richardson Administrator O Donnell Calder Attorneys for Administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kilchardaen
O'Donnell & Calder
Veree
Jung
Utah land and water notices from Uintah and Vernal areas
Notices from the Department of the Interior and the Uintah Irrigation and Power Company announce land claims, land diversions, and estate administration in Uintah County Utah. Actions include patent filings for desert lands, probate for James M Alfred Jr., and a water-diversion change application affecting 26 600 acres across townships 4-6 South ranges 21-22 East. Public notices name registrars, witnesses, and deadlines for claims, probate, and protests.
Notice to Creditors Tolhurst Estate unsecured claims invited
Notice to creditors of Edwin W Tolhurst deceased who must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of G Donnell and Calder in Bernal Utah on or before April 4.
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Judicialistrict
State of
Utah
Uintah County
James M. Alfred, Jr
Lisa
Ustate
Edwin W. Tolhurst
Creditora
G Donnell & Calder
Bernal Utah
Notice for Public Land Claim in Vernal Utah 1919
Department of the Interior announces Ethel M Martin widow of Manfred K Martin of Vernal Utah filed intent for final proof to establish desert land claim. Witnesses named Hyrum Mantle Stephen Mantle Oliver M Martin Lawrence Martin, all of Utah. Registration by Peter Hanson, Register, U S Land Office Vernal.
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Department of the Interior
U. S Band Office
Vernal
Utah
Ethel M Martin
Manfred K. Martin
G&g
East Lake Meridian
U. S. Land Offce
Verpal
Ean
Hyrum Mantle
Jensen Utah
Stephen Mantle
Jensen
Oliver M Martin
Lawrence Martin
Vernal Utah
Peter Hanson
Register
Notice of homestead final proof hearing Vernal Utah 1919
Harrison Justice of Lapoint Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim for SHSLy Sec 7 Wig GW Sec 1 North 2 East Ulnta Specis Meridian. The hearing is before the Vernal US Land Office on March 24, 1919. Witnesses Haydon Foster Ivan Turner J P Paien W Justice all reside in Lapoint Utah.
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Department of the Interior
VA. & Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Harrison ‘Justice
Lapoint
Ranga
Ulnta Specis
Regwier
US Land Office
Haydon Foster
Ivan Turner
J P. Paeien W
J Justicé
Vernal Desert Land final proof notice 1919
Hy rum B Calder of Vernal Utah files final proof under the 1916 act to establish a claim to Desert Land Entry No 66 for WENW Section 27 Township 7 South Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian. Hearing before Register and Receiver March 26, 1919 at Vernal Utah. Witnesses are James L Hutchins Mandilett Utah David Gennion Vernal Utah Organ B Calder Vernal Utah and Ab Joseph A Meckhen Vernal Utah.
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Department of the Kuter
Utah
Leuruary
Lely
Qilbert
Ular
Ou Wulover
Wade Duliebeta
Salt Lake Mer
Desumibed
Bevors Hegaster
Uluce
Vernal
Digitant Oailes
William Oemuim
Gharies
Lowey
Alwa Bascom
George Gurr
Varmual
Liab
Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Hyrum B Calder
Ranga 20
Salt Lake Meridian
U 8. Land Offices
James L Hutchins
Mandilett
David Gennion
Organ B Calder
Varnsl
Yiabe Joseph A Meckhen
Notice of Sale of Trespass Animal in Uintah County
State of Utah Uintah County Dry Gulch precinct. I will auction a bay horse weight about 1150 pounds nine years old branded 22 left thigh with white forehead. Horse held to secure damages of 2500 from Botta premises in 1918. Sale March 1, 1913 at 2 pm at my Dry Gulch ranch. Ray Glabrum pondkeeper.
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State of
Utah
Uintah
Mathew Botta
Ray Glabrum
Notice for final proof in Vernal Utah 1919
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Vernal Utah announces Mary B Calder widow of George Calder of Vernal filed Desert Land Entry No 48 Berial No 02240 for 3W% Bcation 27 Township Range East Lake Meridian seeking final proof by purchase under the 1916 act and amendments. Public hearing set March 26 1919 before Register and Receiver at Vernal Utah. Witnesses listed include James Hutchings Randlett Utah David Bennion Vernal Utah Orson B Calder Vernal Utah and Goan Joseph A McKee Vernal Utah.
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Department of the Enterior
U.S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Mary B Calder
George Calder
East Lake Meridian
U. S. Land Office
James Hutchings
Randleit
David Bennion
Orson B Calder
Goan
Joseph A. McKee
Bath House Memory And Utah Transport Plans
A veteran recalls a Red Cross bath house experience amid mud and hunger, describing a dramatic bath that transformed him. The article then outlines Utah highway transport committees expanding state coverage to aid farmers, with new freight routes and return-load bureau plans to ease inland produce movement and terminal congestion. Congress weighs fourteen railroad solutions, but none is pursued.
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New York
Red Cross
Hays Highways Transport
Utah Highways Transport Committees
Arch M. Thurman
State Council of Defense
Highwaya
Utah
Uintah Basin
Price
Washington
Kane
Wayne County
Crown Prince’s Banished Life Seeks Divorce
The German crown prince, exiled, finds his only entertainment in pursuing a divorce, a private pursuit amid banishment.
Legal Blanks Offered by The Vernal Wapress
The Vernal Wapress advertises location blanks and furnishing any number upon shark notice. It also supplies all kinds of legal blanks in stock.
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Vernal Wapress
Fiat Bale hy Real Tetata Loans in Vernal
In Vernal Utah a local notices promoter or lender presents a buy now rather than rent offer connected to personal financing and real estate terms. The fragment mentions financing and a location but lacks full details of parties or terms.
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Fiat Bale Hy— No. A. Manker Real Tetata Loans Vernal
Utah
Witness recalls Lincoln assassination night at Ford's Theatre
Pearl Louise Beck relates a survivor's vivid account from Rye Beach of April 14, 1805, and William Withers, Ford's Theatre orchestra leader, describes Booth's attack on Lincoln's box, the pistol shot, the stage crash, and his own narrow escape and memory of the events as the nation reels from the tragedy.
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Rye Beach
Long Island Sound
Pearl Louise Beck
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Ford
Washington
John Wilkes Booth
William Withers
Lincoln
Andith Booth
Booth
Withers
Mr. Withers
Joe
Memory of Booth Face Closes In On Examined Slain Man
The narrator recalls facing John Wilkes Booth in the moments before the assassination. He describes Booth as a maniac with a dagger, a shoulder wound from defense, and a lasting scar he calls the Booth barometer, which aches before storms. He provided first evidence leading to Booth’s identification.
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Rame
John Wilkes Booth
Buoth
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Pal Josd
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Desert Land Fairy Penal
Uddou
Duapague
Pulguusy
Alt
Leidl
Belurs Bod Leegister
Rulita
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Hanson
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Wallace Calder
Noticslor Publication
Auto Afpair & Gar
AGE Business
CLANK
Goldfield, Colo
Notich
Congress
Wee Waren
Tostrance
J. E. Hodgson
West of
Acorn Merc. Co
Willlam Withers
Uintah Oo
Woodard
Curry Furn. Co
Ashton-Kelly Mercantite Co
W. W. Lewis
Salt Lake City
Uintah Steam Laundry
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