Public Notice Sale of Rocky Mountain Tract in Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior announces public sale of a mountainous land tract at Vernal Utah under Sec 2465 ERB. Archie Johnson owns mineral rights claim Bial 08618. Sale set for January 13 1923 at 19 oclock. minimum bid 3.00 per acre. highest bidder pays immediately. adverse claimants must file objections by sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
General Land Office
Archie Johnson
Albert Halen
Register
Frorate and Guardianship Notice for Reed Ancillary Admin
Estate of Verner Zevola Reed deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the ancillary administrator at Vernal on or before February 23, 23. Thos. W. O'Donnell named ancillary administrator.
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Verner Zevola Reed
Vernal
Epee
Notice of Final Proof for Vernal Homestead Claim
Thom Dournette of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a land claim described as Enlarged Homestead Entry No 05907 for southwest and west sections in township 1 south range 25 east Salt Lake meridian. Witnesses: Charley Sparks William Luckinbill Felix Romero Niles Hughes all of Vernal. Register Bert Halen. Dates: first publication December 22 1922. suppression January 19 1923.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Vernal
Utah
Thom
Dournette
Township
Range
Salt Lake
Meridian
Verral
U.S. Land Office
Yartak
Witneses
Charley Sparks
William Luckinbill
Felix Romero
Niles Hughes
Eke Bert Halen
Estray Mare Appraisal Notice in Vernal Utah
Notice from Vernal City Poundkeeper H Miller of Ulntah County Utah stating an estray mare, about two years old with white facial stripe and no visible brand, taken up December 1 1922, will be sold at public auction January 13 1923 at 2 PM at the Vernal City Estray Pound on North West corner of First East and Second South Streets if not claimed.
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State of
Utah
Ulntah
First East
Second South
H Miller
Vernal City
Estray Sale Notice in Vernal City Utah 1923
Notice by H A Miller Poundkeeper Vernal City Uintah County Utah states two estray horses taken up December 29 1922 will be sold at public auction January 11 1923 at 8 PM at the Vernal City estray pen corner First East Second South Streets. One brown mare age 6 or 7 weight about 800 pounds with branding bar over bar. The second horse age 1 year weight about 800 916 pounds branded similar.
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Siste
Utah
Uintab
Vernal City
H.A. Miller
Snowfall Patterns Across the United States by Region
The document notes the Sierra Nevada and Cascade ranges receive the most snow, with sums from 30 to over 40 feet in winter. Summit California records nearly 60 feet in a season and about 25 feet in a month. Across northern states and high elevations, snow covers many days, while parts of the South see snow on few days.
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United States
Sierra Nevada
Cascade Mountain Ranges
Pacific Coast States
Tay
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Summit
Calif
New York
Minnesota
North Dakota
Rocky Mountains
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
New England
Michigan
New Jersey
Missouri
Kansas
Augusta
Birmingham
Aliz
Vicksburg
Miss
Christmas Gift Pin Tree Craft Idea For Women Friends
A newspaper notice describes making pin trees as gifts for women and girls using corks, florist pins, and a long pin. The large cork is painted green with a gilded small cork, joined by the pin and many colored pins to form a tree, held by a red ribbon band with safety pins.
It Takes Two Games to Propose to a Woman
A brief column notes persistent schemes around romance proposals. It parries sharp social judgments and hints at scandal while praising frankness and boldness in pursuing unions.
Crazy Horse Leader of Sioux Triumphs and Trials
The article chronicles Crazy Horse of the Ogallala Sioux, a fearless war leader who rose by merit. It details battles at Fort Phil Kearney and the Rosebud, Custer’s Little Big Horn defeat, and his eventual surrender at Fort Robinson, ending with his fatal wounding.
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Shea Horse
Tashunka Witko
White Wall
Crazy Horse
Hed Cloud
Ghee
Phil Kearney
Fetterman
J. J. Reynolis
Powder River
George Crook
the Rosebud
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn
Custer
Ogallala
Reynolds
Crook
Nelson A. Miles
Wolf Mountain
Fort Robin
Pili
Crazy “Horse
Oil and Railroads Rise as Major National Factors
In 1906 petroleum assets under 750 million dollars served the world with 33 million barrels of kerosene. By 1922 assets reached 7.5 billion and output about 150 million barrels of gasoline per year, fueling motor use and signaling oil’s growing role alongside railroads in the nation’s economy.
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A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Taxpayers urged to request advance conference with IRS
A notice from Collector James H. Anderson urges Utah district taxpayers to arrange income tax unit conferences in advance to avoid delays and extra costs. Taxpayers should send a statement of facts and case purpose to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue in Washington and await a letter or telegram confirming the conference date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of
Internal Revenue
James H. Anderson
District of
Utah
Bureau of Internal
Washington
Hue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Cedar chests and moths debate odour repellent
A 19th century note discusses cedar chests in homes and the odour they release as a moth deterrent for stored cloths. It references a forestry school book and cites the American Free Association’s stance on chests’ construction and moth prevention.
Earthquake Shocks Reported Across Several English Counties
Seismic tremors were felt across multiple locations in England including Himbleton Worcestershire and Berkswell Warwickshire with related reports from Kaple Solihull Henley-In Arden Brampton-In-Arden Meriden and Sparkhill near Birmingham. In Wimbledon a postmistress was displaced by a distant tremor causing minor drama as neighbors were startled.
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Great Britain
England
Himbleton
Worcestenhire
Droftwich
Berkswell
Warwickshire
Couhry
Kaple
Solihull
Henley-In Harden
Brampton
Oil Industry At Risk If Rail Service Is Crippled
The article warns that radical politics could cripple oil and rail, forcing about 12 million households to pay roughly double for gasoline. It argues fuel shortages would strain supply and stretch current capacity beyond demand.
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Dustry
U United States
Attainment of Patriarchs in Horchies Belgium
In Horchies near Mons Belgium a village of 8000 residents many reach old age. They celebrate multiple long marriages and centenarians. a 100 year old is noted as Franca Colin. The elderly are former workers who lived before eight hour days and liquor laws, now in a regime emphasizing abstinence and effort.
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Ponce de Leon
Horchies
Hainaut
Mons
Cal
Belgium
Franca Colin
Caves of Shenandoah Valley Grow Notable Attractions
The Shenandoah valley earns fame for its caves with Luray in Page county long known and visited worldwide. Newer caves Weyer's cave in Augusta county Endlasg cavern in Shenandoah county and Shenandoah caverns draw attention as equally remarkable. Soft limestone and water erosion created these large openings.
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Shenandoah Valley
Luray
Page County
Weyer
Remarkable Golf Stroke Sets Castle Challenge Record
Captain E. O Carter won the Welsh open championship and, after, a fashionable lady golfer offered 100 to 1 that he could place the ball at Harleck castle. The thirteenth century ruin sits 200 yards from the links with battlements 200 feet above. Carter lofted a perfect drive on the second try to meet the wager.
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E. O Carter
Carter
Harleck Castle
David's
London Mall
Chinese Hair Shipment Arrives for Press Cloth Use
A southern port received a 60 000 pound consignment of human hair from China aboard the steamship Hattle Lucenback. The hair, part of a total 200 000 pounds en route, will replace camel hair in press cloth production.
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China
Hattle -Lucenback
FroLactor Pictorial Review Subscription Notice
A brief reader notice offers a renewal option for a Vernal Express subscription at 42.50 per year alongside a new subscription to Pictorial Review. The ad signals monthly or yearly renewal choices and price details for readers.
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Pictorial Review
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Frorate
W O'Donnell
S&le
Vernal Market
Dudley
Brush Creek
Vernal Mill and Light Co
Joseph Dudley
Jensen
L. H. Woodard Co. Vernal
Joe Dudley
Fisk
Stories
Elmo Scott Watson
Linen
Ol and
Railroads
Dr. Earl. Lewis
Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
Vernal, Utah
Taxpayers
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Uintah Abstract Company
Incorporated
State Land Office
ENOS
Bennion
D. Samuels
Herbert Tyzack
Sec’y
H. Biddoway
Treds
Eros Bennion
GEO
ADAMS
WM. H. Siddoway
DAVIS
John
Hacking
Samuels Miadceen Onntan Abstract Co
North Star
Co.al CO
George Gray & Bane
E. P. Gray
Petal Review
The
Robert H. Wallis
Phone
W. O'Donnell
Uintah State Bank Bullalog
Vernal, Ciah
Wallace Caen
Uintah State Bank Building
Vernalfur House
Chas
Bank of Vernal Building
Otah
Vernal Ketotess Pub
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