Public land sale notice for Vernal Utah tract
Under pro 3 pirsuan to the application of Clinton W McCoy Vernal Utah Serial No 46042 we will offer at public rate to the highest bidder but at not less than $2.50 per acre at 10 o clock a m on the 15th day of March 1936 next at this office the following tract of land NW1/4 Sec 7 Two North Range 24 East and L MUS tract. It is ordered in the market and shown that the greater portion is mountainous or too rough for cultivation. The sale will not be kept open but will be declared closed when those present have ceased bidding. The highest bidder must immediately pay to the receiver the amount thereof. Adverse claimants should file their claims or objections on or before the time designated for sale. ELIF TAYLOR, Register. Date of first publication Mar 15 1936 Date of last publication Feb 20 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clnton W McCoy
Vernal
Utah
Elif Taylor
Remster
Furlic Fand Saldi
Department of the Interior
U 8
Salt Lake City
The
General Land Office
Theodore Johnson E’ernal
Scott Wanve
Notice to Creditors and Public Land Sale Details
CONSULT COUNTY CLERK FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Wm Collins deceased. Creditors must present claims by April 1, 1930 to Mary Collins administratrix. Department of the Interior U S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah announces a public sale under 21455 RES to the highest bidder not less than 250 per acre at 1005 o'clock on March 18, 1930 for tract NW4SE1/4 section 9 township 2 south range 23 east. Phosphate reservations apply. Sale closes when bidding ends. Claims or objections due by sale time. Eliff Taylor Register J30-F27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Collins
Vwo
Roosevelt
Mary Collins
Wm. Coll
Jin
Voluntary dissolution filed for Uintah Telephone Co Utah
In the Fourth Judicial District Court of Utah in Uintah County a voluntary dissolution action is noted for Uintah Telephone Co a Utahn corporation seeking to wind up its affairs under district court oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial District Court
State OF
Utah
Uintah County
Uintah Telephone CO
Uta
Notice of Disincorporation for Uintah Telephone Co
Uintah Telephone Company a Utah corporation filed to disincorporate and dissolve in Uintah County District Court Vernal Utah. Hearing set for April 8 1930 at the court opening or soon after with clerk Wilson Murray and attorney Charles DeMoisy. First publication February 1930 last publication March 13 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Telephone Company Corporation
Vernal
Utah
District Court
Wilson Murray
Charles Demoisy
Homestead claim final proof filed for Vernal Utah land
Ash er Merkley of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to prove up his homestead and stock raising claims in sections 8 21 and 22 township 1 south range 23 east Salt Lake Meridian. He will appear before Register Elif Taylor in Salt Lake City on March 18 1936 with witnesses Fred Atwood Terrele Atwood John McKeachnie and Isabrand Sander, all of Vernal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
U 3S Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Asher Merkley
Vernal Utah
South Range
East Salt Lake Meridian
Elif Taylor Register
Us$ Land Office
Fred Atwood
Terrele Atwood
John McKeachnie
Isabrand Sander
Vernal
Elif Taylor
Register
U 5 Land Office
Notice to Creditors in Estate of James L. Tatum
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to John K Bullock Administrator at Vernal Utah on or before a specified date in 1990. The County Clerk and the undersigned provide this notice for further information regarding the estate of James L. Tatum deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Tatum
Utah
John K Bullock
Weather Station Aims to Broadcast East Greenland Storms
A weather observation station on Greenland's east coast would enable broadcasting warnings of storms forming in that region, improving early alerts for the north Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Unknown god image unearthed at Gigent excavations
Archaeologists report the discovery of an image depicting an unknown god during digs at Gigent in Glefty. The artifact is being analyzed to determine its cultural context and significance. Further dating and stylistic studies are planned to identify its origin and era.
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Gigent
Glefty
Notice to Water Users State Engineers Office Utah
State Engineers Office Galt Lake City announces a water appropriation of 115 % of water from an unnamed stream in Uintah County for irrigation of land. Diversion point and ditch alignment described with legal references. Public protest via affidavit in duplicate with $100 fee within 30 days after completion of publication. Gate Engineer GEO M. Dacon date of first publication Feb 6 1930 and completion of publication March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineers
Galt Lake City
Utah
Inel
Uintah County
Lb& M
Svynew Ney
State Engineers Office
Geo M
Dacon Gate
Notice to Water Users State Engineers Office Salt Lake City Utah
State Engineers Office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice in February 1930 that Clara A Marigold of Watson Utah has applied to divert Willow Creek water at a specified point for irrigation of 210 acres in United County Utah. File No 10809. protests must be sworn affidavits with $100 fee within 30 days. publication dates Feb 6 to Mar 6 1930.
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Wate
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clara
Watson
Willow Creek
United County
GEO M Bacon &B State Engineer
Water appropriation notice for Daggett County Utah 1930
Notice from the Utah State Engineer to Joe E Bean Vernal Utah detailing an application under the Session Laws of Utah to divert 23 cfs of water from Jackson Creek Daggett County for irrigation of 160 acres. The project spans two forks and two land parcels on opposite sides of the creek, with annual conveyance of 14600 feet to fields in sections 13 14 and 23 township 2 north range east. Protests by affidavit with $100 fee must be filed within publication.
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State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joe E Bean
Jackson Creek
Daggett County
SLB & M
BYSEY
Newne
Esueb &M
Tale Engineers Office
Geo M Bacon
Women at weddings mirror past regrets in dimmed joy
The remark notes that some women cry at weddings as the memory of past mistakes returns, reflecting on earlier days and choices. It hints at the emotional pull of memories during celebrations and the lingering impact of past errors.
Summons in Action for Divorce Against Defendant Hatch
The State of Aizh summons the defendant to appear within twenty or thirty days after service to defend the above entitled action. Judgment will be rendered if you fail to respond. This action seeks a divorce and dissolution of the marriage contract with plaintiff Thorst Hatch. Attorney for Plaintiff Feb 21 Mar 27.
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Aizh
Notice of Intention to Foreclose in Uintah County Utah
Notice that Henry Hansen mortgaged property to Hyrum Mantle dated August 27 1923 for 417 lien on an undivided crop interest on land leased near Ashley Creek four and one half miles NW of Jensen Utah and a 1938 Whippet engine 96155224. Foreclosure set for March 15 1930 unless full payment within ten days.
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Twenry Hansen
Henry Hansen
Ashley Creek
Jensen Gintah County
Utah
Tag Recorder
Uintah County
Telegram confusion delays crossword clue in Africa
A humorous exchange shows a clerk and a lady arguing over a telegram word that may be Asia or Africa. The clerk finally locates Aboml in Africa and the lady thanks them, noting the telegram was for a cross word puzzle.
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Aboml
Bostal
Asia
Africa
Dorfbarbler
Derlin
Married Wrong Man Misunderstanding Reported
A humorous syndicated item describes a woman saying she did not realize until after the wedding that she had married the wrong man. The column features witty exchanges between the spouses as they discuss the mistake and reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Grouch
Bridge Quip Sparks Wife’s Wagging Wits
A pokerish line about luck at bridge prompts playful banter. A speaker asks what his wife would say as his partner blinks at a harsh cue, hinting at familiar domestic humor. The exchange captures a lighthearted moment in a card game.
Reminder Dialogue Between Witey and Tabby
A playful exchange centers on memory and forgetfulness between Witey and Tabby. Witey jokes about reminders while Tabby expresses surprise and curiosity, weaving a light, whimsical vignette about memory.
Twins in a Furniture Sale Gone Awry
A salesman offers twin beds to a customer who declines saying the twins aren’t old enough to sleep alone yet. The exchange highlights a social misunderstanding between buyer and seller in a light humorous tone.
Fragmentary headline on untitled romance scene
A garbled excerpt describes a lover kissing a charming woman, followed by an interrupted moment when her husband arrives, leaving the speaker with jet black eyes and a bleak, unresolved fate.
Time for Practice Judge Accuses Theft of Turkey
A prisoner answers to a judge after confessing he stole a turkey as a lark. The judge sentences him to ten days in jail to teach him a lesson. The exchange reflects a light courtroom moment with humorous tone.
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Turkey
Jali
Fragmented Note Lacks Clear News Content
The readable text shows two students discussing money to pay a tailor and an uncle, but no verifiable event, date, person, or place. The fragmentary lines offer no actionable or reportable news item for a proper summary.
Falling Market Doubts Real Estate Decline Outlook
A fragmented note questions whether real estate will fall as markets soften. It reflects doubt about property values and the fragility of the current housing boom with implied concerns about lenders and buyers amid a downturn.
Question Box: Ts 3¢ the mission of the newspaper to mpid public opinion
Old Subscriber notes state the newspaper’s aim is to keep public opinion from becoming moldy by offering guidance. The exchange suggests the paper serves to mold or shape public thought and sentiment.
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Nos
Best About Coed Mle-thhat Do You Like Best About Oid
The fragmentary text mentions an unusual query about preferences for a coed subject and associated arms. Lacks clear names places or dates guiding a concrete news item.
Dyspeptic man fears glooming at meals threaten health
Dyspeptic man who gobbles foods in gloom fears may suffer dyspepsia any day or night. The wary eater dreads indigestion and its nightly discomfort.
Flow Pioneered Cutting and Pleating Process
The Discoverer notes an unnamed restaurant man who made significant money. It credits him with inventing a cutting and pleating process, described as a notable innovation. The excerpt reflects curiosity about how the wealth was generated and links it to this process invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avé Quartere
Hope Springs Eternal in a Daring Wedding Tale
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a wedding plan and a playful wager. Characters Mayme and Gert discuss anticipation, marriage, and superstition as a cautionary refrain echoes Never fear, Youll be wed. An oblique glimpse of hometown humor and social rhythm.
Suffrage Debate Echoes in the Cave Country
In the Cave Country the argument over women’s voting rights surfaces as Mrs Donescraper challenges the notion that women are unqualified to vote. Iter Husband counters with a literal metaphor about women and tools to mark ballots, highlighting stubborn resistance to suffrage.
Joker Exchange Sparks Street Encounter
Jones asks Jinks if he has heard the latest joke and hopes he has, as he continues walking down the street in a casual street scene.
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Jones
Jinks
Public policy on monopolies and profiteering
A fragment quoting Calvin Coolidge arguing that monopolies should not be permitted to profit while profiteering should not be indiscriminately given to those who allow it to be dissipated. The worded excerpt reflects restraint on concentrated wealth and on arbitrary subsidies.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Bank of Vernal Building
Vernal, Utah
J. W. Stevens
Rooma
Coltharp
Teller & Roberts
Farmers Mill Maeser
Leon P. Christensen
Vernal Express
Uish
Actice
Uintah Basin Co-operative Livestock Association
Alma Poulson
Vernal Market
Nile Hughes Civil Engineer
U $ Land Office
Unititan State Bank
Ciah
Trey
Singer Sewing Machine
Singer Sewing Machine Company
F. L. Harrison
Mer
Jennie E Barren
Wallace Calder
Sanlae
Wbeet Tanlad
J L. Kone
Tanlac
Tanlee
Thorst Hatch
Sisile
Hol
Ture
Gassy
Ike
Allan Chevrolet Company
Peere
Tka Ffousa
Bobby
Tabby
Young Twins
George
Hardfax
Everbroke
Afr
Alweya
Uintah Basin
Allen Chevrolet CO
Vintah Abateagt Company Incorporated
US Land Office
State Land Office
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