Notice of final proof for stockraising homestead entry
United States Department of the Interior notice records Charles Meadows of Ouray Utah under stockraising homestead entry No 950507 for multiple sections in the Uintah Meridian. It lists witness names, dates, and the final proof date set for January 20 1937 before Notary Leon P Christensen in Vernal Utah.
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United States Department
The
Interior
General Land Office
East Lake City
Utah
Charles Meadows
Ouray
James Luster
Lorin Tatehal
Cursy
Uton
Thomas P
Thomas
Register
Notice of Sale in Uintah County Utah District Court
Official notice of sale issued by Uintah County Utah district court in a foreclosure proceeding. The sheriff will sell on January 16, 1937 at the front door of the Uintah County Courthouse in Vernal the 160 acre Wigney land in Section 11 Township 43 Range 21 East with improvements, plus 8 shares of Rock Point Canal Irrigation stock and 1-3 undivided interest in Spring Creek waters. Also creditors are invited to present claims for the estates of Icran S. Richardson and Richard O. Harrison by March 1937 in Vernal Idaho]}
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District Court of the
4Th Judicial District
Uintah
State of Utah
R. Preece
Ronald Preece
Clara N. Preece
Sarah Eb, Preece
Sarah Preece
Joan It. Preece
Nephi Preece
Earl DB. Preece
Mabel Stagg
Lea Batty
Erland Preece
Sheriffs Gate
Uintah County Court House
Vernal
Utah
Said
Wigney
See
Rock Point
Uintah County
Icram
Hichardson
Richard
W. Rector
Osborn
LS. White
BobeLut
J. RB
Clark
Mra
White
Rullson
Rilie
Lester Kenney
Childs
Bigay Hall
Calvat
G. CG. Bowmm
Suetiff's Sale In Uintah County Utah Court
In Uintah County Utah District Court the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley sues Michard Adams administrator of William G Adams estate Catherine Ann Adams and others. A sheriff sale is set for 200 o'clock p m on the unspecified date at the Uintah County Courthouse Vernal Utah. Parcel 1 includes the NE and SE of Section 31 Township 15 Range 1 East Uintah Special Meridian containing 80 acres more or less.
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Uintah County
State of
Utah
Federal Land Bank of Berkley
Vernal
Vintah
Ashley VanTassel and Miss Herbert married at home
Ashley VanTassel and Miss Mildred McCarrell Hoseberts married December 23 at Bishop Alma Preece's home. Ira Nelson and family spent Christmas at Green Lakes. Several residents and relatives sent Christmas greetings and visited Alma Preece. Obscured lines note others visiting and traveling for medical aid and family gatherings.
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Helley VanTassel
Miss Bers
Alma Preece
Walter, Anderson
Bell
Cal
Harold Twitchell
Menth
Rangely community notes and holiday events
Rangely and Vernal area residents share Christmas decorations and church events as business visits, social gatherings, and travels fill the holiday period. Local stores glow with festive displays and the Catholic Youth group plans a New Year’s Eve watch with prizes.
Tax Delinquencies Paid in County During the Past Year
County data show 52,172.98 dollars in tax delinquencies paid through a relief program initiated by Governor Henry Blood. The effort saved over 28,000 parcels from loss, aided by compromise settlements, reduced penalties, and an educational drive to redeem property before forfeiture. The program, framed as emergency relief, supported distressed homeowners and landholders during economic hardship.
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Gros Perty
Utah
Henry
State Tax Commission
Blood
Ty United County
Mdemn Tans Art Settlements
J Blood
Lee Lislation
Goveror Blood
Intel
Maeser Daughters of Utah Pioneers Hold Christmas Program
Maeser Utah segment reports the Maeser Daughters of Utah Pioneers Christmas program at Mrs. Floyd Freestone home with Captain Minnie Wilson presiding. It honors four pioneer women Elizabeth Reynolds Ester Carroll Margaret Timothy Sarah Rudge, and presents Ora Tenney a life membership. Also notes weddings, visits, and local illness and travel among Maeser residents.
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Camp Thornburg
Floyd Freestone
Minnie Wilson
Wilson
Elizabeth Reynolds
Esther Carroll
Margaret Timothy
Sarah Rudge
Fonner
Ora Tenney Waar
Clara Collett
Nora and
Melba Freestone
Arva Collett
Clayton McConkie
Helen Tenney
Vilate Moberts
Norma Hall
Dana
Elva Timothy
Vilate Roberts
Essie Coltett
Kenneth
Hacking
Ray Pickup
George Bills
Carol
Provo
May
Corless
Faintly
Merte
Clair Pickup
Don L. McCoonkie
Masserang
Wim
Arch McCookie
Thelma Perry
Lapaint
Richard Siaugh
Mary Dowdson
Tridell Hosts Holiday Operetta and New Year Reunion
Tridell marked the holidays with a public school operetta The Kidnapping of Santa Claus featuring all of the more than one hundred students in costumes. A ward miscellaneous committee New Year Eve gathering drew most ward residents with a well staged program social games and dances lasting into 1937.
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Santa Claus
Tven
Christmas Week At Home Across The Morrill Merkley Families
Clara and Horace Morrill attend BYU Provo and spent the holidays at home. Jane Merkley works in coal mines at Rolsop Carbon County and also enjoyed a quiet Christmas week at home. Mrs J L Kitchen traveled for medical attention while Mrs Nelle Merkley visited Vernal due to her mother’s illness, and Mrs Annie Bart faced ongoing family strain during the week.
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Hal
Florence Hacking
Edith Collett
Nell Caldwell
Gildel
Colton
Verdin R. Johnson
Wyorla Richards
Salt Lake
van Tullmer
Baggs
Wye
Clara
Horace Morrill
BYU
Provo
Jane Merkley
Rolsop
Carbon
Rounty
Sweet
J. L. Kitchen
Nelle Merkley
Annie
Bart
Christmas party by Beehive swarms honors mothers
In Uintah Stake Bee Hive activities the ward held a December Christmas party honoring mothers. Hosted at Mrs. Herb Bell’s home, a chicken dinner was served on two long tables with festive decorations. The evening moved to Mrs. Hoy Simper’s home for a Christmas tree and program, with gifts exchanged. Attendees included Reve Perry, Helen Fletcher, Lom Johnson, Dorothy and Donna Perry, Bra Holfeltz, Venner Metrachile, Barbara Calder, Helen Winward, Leola Allred, Nelta Pentte, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Simper, Bee-Kerpers, and Emma Johnson and daughter Orla, plus Helen Fletcher from the Canadian class as a stake Gold and Green Ball queen.
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Glines
Honer
Herb Bell
Reve Perry
Helen Fietcher
Lom Johnson
Dorothy
Donna Perry
Bra Holfeltz
Venner
Ed Metrachile
Barbara Calder
Helen Winward
Leola Allred
Nelta Pentte
Usete
Bell
Simper
Bee- Kerpers
Emma Johnson
Orla
Helen Fletcher
Budget Balancer No 1 The Housewife
The article argues that the average American housewife is Budget Balancer No 1, forced to trim spending to fit income while taxes raise prices. It condemns public spending and hidden taxes, noting many taxes reach families via higher costs and urging politicians to balance budgets.
Bee Hive Girls Raise Funds and Honor Seniors at Christmas
Queens ward notes showcase the Gatherers of the Honey and Guardian of the Treasure swarms earning seals and gifting quilt blocks for Christmas. Members meet Fridays at Mrs Dagmar Aycock home, carol Wednesday, and candy sale to fund their bands. Lytha Peterson leads as president with Winifred Bingham secretary. Guardian award ceremony featured Beekeeper Mrs. Ernest Johnson explaining emblems. Participating girls include Barbara Eaton, Aston Carter, Lulu Wilkins, Elaine Siddoway, Exid Sturmeon, Barbara Calder, and Jean Wells. Union meeting covered First Aid with county nurse Mrs. Jane Loftty and Utah Safety Council upcoming course. Bee Hive goals recalled in headbook code: earn honestly and value true work. MAESER note mentions Christmas dance and officers Caldwell, Scha no, and Edith Allen. Edna McConkie represented the Gatherers’ Swarm.
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Tencher
Dagmar Aycock
Nina Hair
Lytha Peterson
Winifred Bingham
Atl
Mia Dec
Guardian of the Treasure
Ithe Chapel
Guardian
Ernest Johnson
D. Ivo
Eames
Johnson
Barbara Eaton
Aston Carter
Lulu Wilkins
Elaine Siddeway
Exid Sturmeon
Barbara Calder
Jean Wells
Jane Loftty
Utah Safety Council
Neat Sinfon
Bootleg Coal Mining Sparks Government Probe in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania miners, forced from closed mines due to unprofitable operations, turned to unauthorized manual mining on company properties. Governor George Earle ordered an investigation to assess remedies for the bootleg miners.
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Pennsylvania
George Earle
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PE. Bonner
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Joan Murray
Jensen
Woman's Club
J. A. Ruhlman
Mirary
Maeser
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New York
Hilda Keenan Wynn
Wynn
Frieda Mierse
Tridell
Uintah Stake
the Housewife
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Merchants’ and School
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