Uintah County Utah Sheriff Sale Notice 1923
In Uintah County Utah Grant Cowan sues Edward J Young Jr Effie L Young and Earl Cannam Emily Cannam Administrators of J W Cannam estate The sheriff will sell February 3 1923 at 2 o clock PM at the county courthouse Vernal Uintah County Utah to satisfy court action The property includes land described as Sec 14 Tp 43 R 22 E and shares in Ashley Central Irrigation Co plus appurtenances The notice includes protest instructions with affidavit duplicates and a $1 fee to be filed within 30 days after publication completion February 9 1923.
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District Court
Uintah County
Btate
Utah
Grant Cowan
Edward J. Young, Jr
Effie L. Young
Earl Cannam
Emily Cannam
Uintah
Dinh
U. L. Mor
Thance
Ashley Central Irrigation Company
L. Richardson
Probate and Guardianship Notice
Probate and guardianship notice appears in county clerk records for further information, advising consult the respective county clerk for details.
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Algners
Notice for Publication and Land Claim in Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior notice from Vernal Utah announces intent to establish a five year Homestead claim by Thomas DeJouructis for lands in Section 17 Township 1 South Range 25 East Salt Lake Meridian. Witnesses named Charley Sparks William Lucalnuil Felix Homero and Nice Huguel, with verification by Register Albert Halen. First publication December 22, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Salt Lake
Meridian
Utah
Vermil
Guy
Sheriff Sale of Uintah County Property in 1923 Utah Record
The Irrigation Farme Mortgage Company sues J Wilford Bastian Leah Bastian Cox-Jones Van Alstine and J W Johnson. A sheriff sale on February 3 1923 at 2 PM at the County Courthouse Vernal Uintah County Utah describes 200 acres in section 24 township one south range one east with water rights for 40 acres from Whiterocks River and two and three tenths cubic seconds from Mullen Wash. Sale subject to a $1300 mortgage.
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Uintah County
State of Utah
Irrigation Farme Mortgage Company
corporati@n
J. Wilford Bastian
Leah Bastian
Cox-Jones van Alstine Company
J. W Johnson
Tro
Vernal
Utah
Whiterocks
United States Andian’ Service
Mullen Wash
L. Richardson
Sheriff's Sale in Uintah County Utah 1923
Joseph P. Hocking as plaintiff auctions defendants David O Jacobson Agness E Jacobson James R Brown and Frank Maench at sheriff sale on February 3 1923 at 2 PM. Property located Uintah County Utah includes 73 acres SE quarter section with water rights and appurtenances described as SE% SE% Sec 31 Tp18 R1E. Sale conducted at front door of County Courthouse Vernal Utah.
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District Court
Uintah County
State of Utah
Joseph P. Hocking
David O. Jacobson
Agneg*e Jacobson
James Rr, Brown
Frank Maench
Soly
Vernal
Utah
Janary
L. Richardson
Uintah State Bank Sells Property at Sheriff Sale in 1923
In Uintah County Utah the District Court orders a sheriff sale of real property belonging to Rey H Reader Amelia Reader and others on February 3 1923 at 2 PM at the County Courthouse front door Vernal Utah. The description begins at a point 48 rods west and 20 rods south of the NE corner of the SE quarter of the SW quarter of section 23 township 4 south range 21 east and continues as listed.
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District Court
Ultah County
Utah
Uintah State Bank
Rey H. Reader
Amelia Reader
Charles T. Popes
Orron Hall
Charles J. Neal
Olive Reader Murray
Vernal
Uintah
Uintah County
Towit
Property description and water rights in Utah notice
Obsolete deed language describing land transfer in Utah County Utah. References include beginning point running west five rods six hundred forty four feet south eleven rods one and one half rods six percent feet north eleven rods back to the start reiterating improvements and all water rights thereto. Dated January 9th 1st Richardson Sheriff January 12 February 2. Utah County Utah.
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Salt Lake Mer
Rock Point Canal and Irrigation Co. Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of a special meeting of Rock Point Canal and Irrigation Company stockholders at the school house in Ashley ward Uintah County Utah on February 3 1923 at 2 PM. The agenda includes amendments to Articles 8 and 18 and addition of a new Article 25 regarding borrowing, with the meeting date January 8 1923 and secretary H E Seeley noted. Also references state water appropriation application No 9031 and a January 1923 bank report for Uintah State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Point Canal and Irrigation Company
Ashley Ward
Uintah County
Utah
Bing
Federal Reserve Bank
Billy
Uintah
J. A. Cheney
Lahoré
Notice to water users Hart Lee Eli Lee plan depth appropriation
State Engineer's Office publishes notice that Henry A. Lee and Eli Lee of Lapoint Utah petition to approprate 3.4 sec ft of water from Deep Creek Uintah County. Water to be diverted from Sec 17 T1N R2E Uintah Special Meridian to irrigate 240 acres from April 1 to November 1 annually. Filing deadline 30 days after publication. payment $1. designated No 9173. Publication dates January 12 1923 and February 8 1923.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry A. Lee
Eli Lee
Lapoint
Deepeek
Uintah County
Township
Uintah
Water User Notice From Hill Lake City Utah January 4 1923
Notice to water users that Jacob Normuysen of Lapolot Utah has filed to appropriate one second foot of flood water from Deep Creek in Uintah County Utah. Water will be diverted at 43 08 N 247 feet from the SW corner of Sec 4 Township 2 South Range East Uintah Meridian. Conveyed in two ditches a distance of 350 feet used May 1 to June 15 to irrigate 5142 acres embracing Lot 1 of Sec 10.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Oths
Ila F. Kiefer
Dragon
Sweetwater Creek
Uintah County
Sweetwater Land Monument
Sec
Township 14
Range
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Hill Lake City
Jacob Normuysen
Lapolot
Parse & Fast
Uintah
Notice of Foreclosure of Material Manns Lien
Vernal Milling and Light Company shareholders sue to fore close its lien on premises owned by Winth Packing and Provision Company in Uintah County Utah. The parcel covers 12 acres described by metes and bounds. Creditors and claimants must appear in Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County March 1923 at 2 PM to present proofs. Attorney Thos O Donnell filed the complaint.
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Vernal Milling and Light Company
Wintah Packing and ,Provision Company
Uintah County
Utah
S. L. Mer
Co. L
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
District Court Room
Thos, O'Donnell
Pace and Praise: Road Signs Warn Speeding Drivers
A Jersey town posts a long engraved warning to speeders proclaiming Drive slow and see our town, drive fast and see our jail, echoing an American take on a Russian proverb. The Salvation Army adds a biblical paraphrase on a railroad culvert reading Jesus is powerful to save all, with a rider about reckless drivers.
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Jersey
Connecticut
Salvation Army
Jesus
Wall Street Journal
A Still Tongue Do Not Always Make A Wise Head
A terse proverb-like line notes that silence does not guarantee wisdom, and that the dead cannot speak to set the record straight. The remark contrasts speaking up with restraint, implying caution in judgment.
Handy Uteh Ewes Bring Good Price at Los Angeles Sale
The Crane Creek Sheep Company sold 398 head averaging 116 pounds at 7.00 per cwt at the Los Angeles Union Stockyards on January 3rd. Another 25 head averaged 134 pounds bringing 6.60 each. Buyers praised the good weight and quality, with quotes suggesting conservative market expectations for lambs.
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Crane Creek Sheep Company
Los Angeles
Personal Income Reports for 1923
The statement from Collector James H. Anderson explains the Ravenna Act provisions for personal exemptions and tax rates for 1923. It covers married exemptions, thresholds, and how the 4 and 8 percent rates apply, including special rules to prevent excessive tax due to lower exemptions. It also notes who must file returns under prior and new laws and that filing does not always mean tax liability.
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Internal Revenue
James H. Anderson
Utah
Congressman Colton Seeks Utah Seed Applications
Congressman Colton will distribute free vegetable and flower seeds to Utah residents who write by March 1 1923. Send requests to room 224 House Office Building Washington DC with full name and address. each applicant will receive one package of five varieties or more if requested.
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Colton
Utah
Washington, D.C
Efe
Poxrest
Mall. Ng
Fragmentary line on a man’s character and merit
A garbled phrase questions a man’s goodness and moral standing. The text hints at doubt about his character and past actions without clear specifics or context.
Legal dispute over fees sparks courtroom controversy
Lawyers enter a heated fight in court over fees and excuses as tensions rise. The exchange centers on representing interests and lingering mistrust amid ongoing proceedings.
Eight Months Subcription Offer in Vernal Express Ad
An advertisement promotes an eight month subscription to the Vernal Express with a yearly Pictorial Review tree offer. The price is stated as $2.59 per year for new or renewing subscribers.
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Vernal Express
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Bherife
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How Dudley
Brush Creek
Vernal Mill and Light Co
Joseph Dudley
Jensen
I. H. Woodard Co
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Sheriff's Sale
St. Richardson
Ulntah County
Rock Point Canal and Irrigation CO
Stockholders Meeting
H. E. Seeley
R. E. Caldwell
State of
Ulatah
Archie Johnson
G. Adams
John Bennion I. K
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Seth Pixton
Eatate
Federal Reserve
Clanting House
Sa Irio
Earl Lewis
Northern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
Needles Institute of Optometry
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X. Walls
Wasatch
Salt Lakh City
Utar
T. W. O'Donnell
Wallace Calder
Manker
Mr. Whitney
Chas
Bank of Vernal Building
Dillman Swain
Uintah Telephone Company
Uintah Abstract Company
Lana
Enos Bennion
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Uintal Abstract CO
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