Notice of Patent Application for Alamo Placer Claims
Thomas J. Davis of Watson Utah files for United States patent or patents for Alamo 15 16 1% and 19 placer claims in Uintah County Utah. The claims cover 640 acres in Township 10 South Range 26 East Salt Lake Meridian NW 8 Section 8 BW 8 SHK Section 8 and NE Sec 17. Notices of location are recorded in Uintah County records Book 7-5 pages 381 382 383 and Book 7-6 page 260. Publication runs in Vernal Express from Dec 12 1924 to Feb 13 1925.
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M. A
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Notica
Act of Congress
Thomas J. Davis
Watson
P. Barron
Fannie Cummings
Lena Cummings
St. Louis
Missouri
Joseph B. Davis
Santa Monica
California
United States
County of
Uintah
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
County Recorder
Uintah County
Uah
Range 25
Th County
State of
Vernal Express
Notice of Patent Applications and Land Lease Sealed in Uintah Utah
Notices from the Uintah County Utah sheriff and U S Land Office detail patent applications for Alamo placer claims in Township 10 South Range 25 East and a land lease auction for 40 acres linked to the Ashley Central Irrigation Company. Protests or objections were to be filed by January 16 1925 with details on locations and corporate names including Rock J Jones and L Richards on record.
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Utah
Albert Halen
Register
Notice to Water Users in Uintah County Utah 1924
State Engineer notices water rights applicants Louis M Thorne and partners seek to divert 14 f. s. from Willow Creek to irrigate 980 acres in Uintah County Planned diversion near Sec 12 Twp 128 R 20 ESL with canal. File No 9612. Claimants must file affidavits within 30 days after first publication.
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Lotland Bex New Bee
State Engineer’s Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Louis M Thorne
Golden Hatch
Abe Hatch
Reuben EB
Cook
Watson Thompson
Ouray
Willow Creek
Uintah County
State Engineers’ Office
Lloyd Garrison
Sheriff sale notice in Uintah County Utah case
The Van Kleeck Mortgage Company sues Robert B Allred Sylvia McAllred and Joseph E Jenkins in the District Court Uintah County Utah. A sheriff s sale is scheduled for January 10 1925 at 2 o'clock pm at the court house or designated place.
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Uintah County
Utah
van Kleeck Mortgage Company
A Corp
Robert B. Allred
Sylvia Mc Allred
Joseph E. Jenkins
Notice for Publica tion Commutation Final Proof
Soren C Christensen of Lapoint Utah filed notice of intentions to make commutation final proof to establish his homestead claim from May 18 1923 for the W% NE and EB NW% in Section 9 Township 1 South Ranger East Uintah Spec Meridian. He will appear before the Vernal Utah land office January 21 1926 with witnesses Merri Rasmussen Jacob Rasmussen David I Wilson and Lewis Swensen all of Lapoint Utah.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Rock J. Jones
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Albert Halen
Register of the
Howard White
Lahore
Colorado
John Lambert
Nile Hughes
Register
U.S. Land Office
Soren C. Christensen
Lapoint
Ranger East
Uintah Spec
Meridian
VU. S. Land Office
Merrii Rasmussen
Jacob Rasmussen
David I. Wilson
Lewis Swensen
Henry H. Ruple
Venal
Township 8 South
Range 25
Disimant
John Ira Burton
Alfred Johnson
Fred Nelson
Elza Hardy
Albert, Halen
Uintah County Sheriff Auction of Vernal Property
Uintah State Bank sues Bessie Dillman and Bills Brothers Memorial Corp. for sale of Vernal City real estate at sheriff’s sale January 17, 1925. Property described as Lot 4 Block 11 Plat A Original Vernal with building improvements. Sheriff L Richardson notes sale notice dated December 18, 1924 and ran through January 16, 1926.
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District Court
Uintah County
Utah
Uintah State Bank
Bessie Dillman
Bessie Dillman- 3Wain
Bills Brothers Memorial Corporation
Bills Brothers of
Denver
Colo
Vernal
Vernal City
Beg
L. Richardson
Van Kleeck Ba con Investment Co. vs Petersons Sheriff's Sale
In Uintah County Utah the Van Kleeck Ba con Investment Co. files a suit against Stena and Christian Peterson. A sheriff sale is scheduled for January 10 1925 at 2 oclock pm at the county courthouse front door Vernal Utah. Property includes SE of NE of Sec 3 Tp 1S Range 1W plus 40 acres and 40 shares of Dry Gulch Irrigation Co Class G stock with ditches and water rights. Mortgage of 600 dollars. Dated December 11 1924. Sheriff L Richardson. Sale runs through January 9 1925.
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Vernal
Abatah
Utah
Uintah County
Towit
Beg
NWNEX
Ashley Central Irrigation Company
L. Richardson
District Court
van Kleeck-Bacon Investment Co
Stena Peterson
Christian Peterson
Uintah
Duchesne
U. S. Mer
Dry Gulch Irrigation Co
Coal Land for Lease Offered in Utah Unit 478
The U S Land Office in Vernal Utah issues a notice of offer of coal land for lease under the 1920 act and regulations circular 679. The Secretary of the Interior designates coal leasing unit 478 Utah No 696 SW% SE Sec 13 T 48 R (incomplete) on petition of Joseph Dudley.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8 Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Joseph
Dudley
Notice of Land Office mineral vs agricultural protest rights Utah
State of Utah files lists of indemnity school lands under the 1894 act in Vernal Utah. Descriptions include NE and SE fractions in sections and township 3 north range 23 east Salt Lake Meridian. Protests must be filed before final approval to contest mineral value versus agricultural use. References to Albert Halen Register and publication dates 1924 1925.
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United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Albert Halen
Register
Notice of Unorganized Placer Mining Claims Recorded
Notice for Alamo No 22 25 26 and 27 placer mining claims in Uintah Utah detailing locations SE% Section 17 NE% Section 21 NW Section 21 NE Section 20 Township 10 South Range 26 East Salt Lake Meridian totaling 640 surveyed acres recorded in Uintah County Recorder Hook 7-65 pages 384-385 published Vernal Utah February 13 1925.
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M. A
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Act of Congress
Thomas J. Davis
Watson
P. Barron
Fannie Cummings
Lena Cummings
St. Louis
Missouri
Joseph B. Davis
Santa Monica
California
United States
County of
Uintah
Ranga
Salt Lake Meridian
County Recorder
Uintah County
State of Utah
Hook
Vernal Express
New Agence
State Engineer Notices Water Right for Deep Creek Claim
Notice is hereby given that Clarence C. Hadlock D I Wison and Seren C Christensen of Lapoint Uintah County Utah have claimed 360 acre feet of water from Deep Creek Uintah County Utah for storage January 1 to December 31 and release May 1 to October 1 to Peep Creek channel.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Clarence C. Hadlock
D.I. Wison
Seren C. Christensen
Lapoint
Uintah County
Deep Creek
Wie
Rules For Measuring Hay
Instructions on estimating hay volume and tonnage with three measurement rules. It explains cubic feet per ton for alfalfa at different stack ages, native hay norms, and how to compute stack volume using width over measurement and length. Rule 2, the Colorado rule, is favored in Uintah Basin for balanced seller and buyer outcomes.
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Colorado
T. E. Leiper
A. C
Colorado Mild, Is the One Most Generally Used In the Uintah Basin
Coast Turning to Utah for Food Supplies
The intermountain region will supply California and the north Pacific coast with grain flour potatoes vegetables fruit and raw materials as Pacific coast development boosts intermountain trade. B W Robbins assistant general freight and passenger agent of the Denver and Rio Grande Western in Salt Lake City cites six months in California and predicts continued flow of goods from Utah to the coast.
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California
North Pacific Coast
B. W Rhoabbins
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
Mr. Robbins
California Fruit Shipments Hit New Highs In 1960
Mr. Robbins reported from California noting improved conditions after drought and foot and mouth disease. The state enjoyed ample refrigerator cars and shipped 65 000 cars of grapes with expectations of 76 000 to 80 000 more next year if the season stays normal.
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California
Hawks generally beneficial to farmers says biological survey
A biological survey from the agriculture department argues most hawks help farmers by destroying field mice rats and other rodents. It notes some hawks prey on chickens but says the overall damage is limited and campaigns to kill hawks are misdirected. The study urges against wholesale hawk extermination and allows targeted action only when a hawk is clearly in depredation.
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Department of Agriculture
The Prize Winner in Uintah Basin Homes
The piece extols rural girls who prioritize home life over beauty contests. It highlights a scene where a spring garden yields tomatoes beans and corn and a girl cans the surplus for winter while helping her mother. She focuses on practicality, domestic skill, and contentment over fashion trends.
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Uintah Basin
Form& Wife
Big City
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