Forfeiture Notice On Placer Mining Claims In Colorado
Vernal Utah dated January 3 1921 states Pp M Macgregor heirs or assigns are notified that $100 of labor and improvements were expended in 1920 on Nitrate claims 1 to 9 and parts of sections 7 18 13 24 in T1N R103 104 W 6th p m on White River Rio Blanco County Colorado to hold claims under section 2324 of the revised Statutes. If within ninety days they do not contribute $262.50 as co owners the interest will pass to Nile Hughes who has paid the required expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Utah
Pp. M. Macgregor
White River
Rio Blanco
Colorado
United States
Nile Hughes
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure Held in Uintah County Utah
Notice states W 5 Knox executed a chattel mortgage March 6 1919 to H Howall Co of Vernal Utah to secure 2375.00. Amount due now 1868.46 plus costs. Foreclosure sale of two year old ateors sweater culver al branded ross worn on left tibia at Howell ranch near Naples Uintah County Utah at 2 30 PM February 28 1921. Sale to highest bidder for cash. Dated February 14 1931. Co H Howell & Co By C H Howell
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W. 5. Knox
H. Howall & Co
Vernal
Utah
County Recorder
Uintah County
Morgagee
Ateors
Culver
Ross
Howell Ranch
Horton Place
Naples
Co. H. Howell & CO
C. H. Howell
Adeline Acheson Seeks Final Proof on Vernal Homestead
Department of the interior U S land office in Vernal Utah announces that Adeline B D Acheson of Vernal Diamond Mountain has filed intention to make Three Year Final Proof to establish a claim on Lot 3 NW%, SD %, Section 15 Township 28 Range 23 E Salt Lake Base Meridian. Proof to be given before Albert F Young Register March 14 1931. Witnesses named James Freestone Jim Ross John I Gunner and E A Manker all of Vernal Utah. First publication Feb 4 1921. Inst publication March 4 1921.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Adeline BD. Acheson
Diamond Mt
Township
Salt Leake Base
Meridian
Albert F. Young
Register
U. S. Ee
James Freestone
Jim Ross
John I. Gumner
E. A. Manker
Notice for final proof on land claim at Vernal Utah
John Cook of Vernal Utah filed for final proof to establish claim to S% SW Sec 26 and NW NW NE4 of Sec 36 Township 28 Range 23E 8th Meridian. Hearing before the U.S. Land Office in Vernal on March 16 1921. Witnesses: John Sessions Joseph W Herbert John Glines George Cook all of Vernal. Last publication March 4 1921.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Eee
Vernal
Utah
John Cook
Township
Meridian
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
John Sessions
Joseph W. Herbert
John Glines
George Cook
Notice to water users Utah 1921 application for 2.3 sec ft
Ralph G. Hunt of Fort Duchesne Utah filed a water appropriation in Uintah County to divert 2.3 cubic feet per second from an unnamed wash for supplementary irrigation of 16.5 acres in Sec 5 T3S R1W use seasonally from March 1 to November 1. The project, designated No 8666, requires protests by March 4, 1921 with fee.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ralph G. Hunt
Fort Duchesne
Uintah County
Township
Uintah
S.W. 14
Alf
Qu. F. McGonagle
Foreclosure Notice on Vernal Property Stake
Leslie Ashton Hardware Company files suit to foreclose its lien on Ora Carroll property in Vernal Uintah County Utah. The notice to mortgagees requires appearance March 14 1921 at 2 PM in Fourth Judicial District Court to prove claims on the described Lot 4 Block 14 Plat A Original Vernal survey.
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Leslie Ashton Hardware Company
Ora Carroll
Vernal City
Uintah County
Utah
Vernal Utah Survey
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
District Court Room
Thos. O'Donnell
Plaintiff
Assessment No 2 for High Line Canal at Vernal Utah
Notice from Vernal Utah February 9 1921 states a 40 cent per share assessment on High Line Canal Company stock is due to Treasurer W S Henderson by February 11 1921. Delinquent shares after March 16 1921 will be advertised for sale, and if unpaid by April 1 1921 will be sold at 2 pm at the secretary office in Vernal to cover assessment advertising costs and sale expenses.
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Board of Directors
Vernal
W. S. Henderson
Utah
Henderson
Sec.Treas
Legion appoints Henry Ryan to chair Americanism commission
Henry Ryan of Boston is named chairman of the Legion's reorganized Americanism commission, succeeding Arthur Woods. The group, headquartered at Indianapolis, aims to coordinate Americanism drives across national organizations and will hold a Washington conference soon.
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Henry J. Ryan
Boston, Mass
Legion’s Reorganized Commission
American Legion
Henry J.yan
Boston
Mass
Navy
Arthur Woods
New York
Army
New York City
Legion
Reorganized Americanism Commission
National
Indianapolis
Ryan
Fiorella H. LaGuardia
William 3B. Follett
Portland
Ore
E. K. Bixby
Muskogee
Okin
Edgar H
Greenville
Miss
Dwight Davis
Bt. Louis
FF. O. Horton
Des Moines
Lindsey Blayney
Houston
Tex
Leonard Withington
Honolulu
Hawaii
Y. M. CG
A. Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Masons
Salvation Army
Nationnal Security League
Washington
Man of Travel Experience Joined Kansas Legion Adjutant
Frank E. Samuel, born 1889 in Downing Missouri, traveled across continents before settling as adjutant of the American Legion Kansas department. After college in 1912 he joined the 353rd Infantry in the 89th Division, serving in all battles of the unit. On returning he became assistant state adjutant and was re elected adjutant for a two year term.
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North America
Europe
Asia
Frank E. Samuel
American Legion
Department of Kansas
Topeca
Samuel
Downing
Elyilion
Three Hundred and Fiftythird Infantry
Eighty-ninth Division
Civil Ife
Legion
Kansas
General's Wife New Leader for Massachusetts Auxiliary
Mrs Clarence Edwards elected president of the Massachusetts department of the American Legion Auxiliary at a state convention. She is a Newton resident and has long worked for veterans benefits in New England. Maj Gen Clarence R Edwards, who led the Twenty sixth division through training, was a noted World War II figure among New England veterans.
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Clarence Edwards
Massachusetts Department of Auxiliary
Clarence R. Edwards
Twenty-sixth
States
New England
American Legion
Clarence St. Edwards
Edwards
Massachusetts Department of the ‘Women’s Auxiliary
The
Newton
Mass
Vocational training reforms urged for disabled veterans
Amendment proposals from the American Legion at Cleveland seek vocational training for disabled veterans not covered by existing laws. It calls for paid training for those with 16 percent or more disability, training for widows and orphans of World War I dead, medical support to keep men in courses, and monthly stipends of 100 dollars for trainees with dependents. John Thomas Taylor urged extending benefits to dependents of the fallen and widows to share the educational opportunities.
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American Legion
Cleveland
la Congresu
Wy Legion
Legion
Federal
Board For Vocational Education
Meath
John Thomas Taylor
The
Flanders
France
Missouri Legion commander cited among war veterans leaders
John Francis Williams, commander of the Missouri department of the Legion, is named among thousands of veterans who served in World War I. A private in the Missouri National Guard, he fought as a machine gun officer with the 35th Division in the Vosges and Argonne-Meuse drives. After armistice he taught at the AEF university in Beaune and later worked in publicity for the internified games. Williams formerly led Robert B. Thurman post 18 in Jepp, Mo., and edited the Jeplis News Herald.
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John Francis Wiliams
Missouri Department of the Legion
Missouri National
Thirty-Sfth
Vosges Mountains
Arponne- Meuse
A. B. F. University
Beaune
Willams
Robert 8. Thurmen Post 18
Jepin, Mo
Brnte
Am Legion Names Howard H. Prell Director of Organization Division
Howard H. Prell of Spokane Washington was named director of the organization division at American Legion national headquarters succeeding Rungsell G. Creviston now assistant national Adjutant. Prell served overseas with the 146th Field Artillery and helped organize Legion efforts in Washington state. He will oversee the Legion 1021 campaign to enroll every eligible veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Prell
Spokane
Wash
Ammerican Legion
Rungsell G. Creviston
Prell
Christmas fundraising drive by Legion adjutant
William Q. Seth, adjutant of the Simele department of the American Legion, led a drive that raised $60,000 for Charities and veteran hospitals. Actress Mise Bert contributed entertainment, with proceeds supporting the Legion’s fund.
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William Q. Seth@s
Simele
The
American Legion
Legion
Sop
Veteranehvoepitaiz
Sven Mise Bert
Ee Legion
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W. O'Donnell
Uintah State Bank
Buldilug
John Nitsas
Pope & Wallis
Wallace Calder
Unitad State Bank Building
Vernal, Utah
Vernal Garage
Vernal Market
Chas. Demonsy
Bank of Vernal Building
Uintah Telephone Company
Uintah Railway CO
Mack, Colo
Uintah Reservation
Denver & Rio Grande R. BR
Mack, Colorado
M. W. Cooley
GEN
L Mgr. Mack
Colo
Express
Lewis
Chas. F. Tucker
TOR Publication
Reelster
High Line Canal Company
hMis Court of Legion
Cal
Lilele Department of Legion
Christmas Meenay
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