Probate and Guardian Notice From County Clerk
Probate and guardianship notice appears advising consult county clerk or the signer for further information. The fragment indicates official legal notice procedures and directs recipients to obtain details from the appropriate authority.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Nicholas A Zen Deceased
Creditors must present their claims to Wallace Calder at his office in Vernal Utah by August 27 1921. This notice announces the estate of Nicholas A Zen and sets the deadline for filing claims with the undersigned.
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Nicholas A
Zen
Creditore
Youchora
Wallace Calder
Vernat
Utah
Teters
Estate of Isaac M Kolb Deceased Creditors May File Claims
Estate of Isaac M Kolb also known as Isaac M Cobb requests creditors to present claims with vouchers to Wallace Calder’s office in Vernal Utah by September 2 1921. Mary E Kolb is administratrix.
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Isaac M. Kolb
Isaac M. Cobb
Creditora
Wallace Calder
Vernal
Utah
Mary E. Kolb
Public Notice of Land Claim Final Proof Vernal Utah 1921
Department of the Interior Land Office at Vernal Utah announces that George Langston of Vernal Utah seeks final proof for his 8.4 acre Northwest quarter Section 1 Township 4 Range 21 BE SLB Mercian deeded interests. He will present witnesses Luther Swett John Evans Nephi Preece and William Gibson of Vernal Utah on July 16 1921 before the register and receiver. Adverse claimants or mineral characters must file by July 16 1921.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Albert Halen
Register
Notice To Water Users State Engineer Utah 1921
State Engineer announces E Birchell of Ouray Utah applied to appropriate 3.43 sec ft of water from Willow and Hil Creeks Uintah County for 240 acres from April 21 to November 1 annually. Water diverted from Willow 1.13 sec ft and from Hill Creek 2.30 sec ft, with ditch paths described. Public protest period 30 days after publication.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
E. Birchell
Ouray
Willow
Hil Creeks
Uintah County
Willow Creek
Township
Salt Lake Base
Merdilan
Hill Creek
S. W
S.W
N.W
N.Y
R. E. Caldwell
Notice of Patent for Earley Oil Shale Claims in Utah
Watson Oil Company and attorney-in-fact Herbert Tyzack file application for patents covering Earley Nos. 30 33 34 36 37 shale claims in Uintah County Utah. Group 6 lands lie in Town 11S Range 25E Salt Lake Meridian with adjacent Earley claims and Public Land survey plats. notices date from July 1 1921 to August 26 1921.
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US Land Office
Vernal
Utah
East
Salt Lake Meridian
Wintah County
State of
Albert Halen
Notice of Patent Application for Earley Oil Shale Claims
Notice published in Vernal Utah details Watson Oil Company Uintah County filing for patent on Earley No. 17 29 and 81 Oil Shale Claims in Uintah County Utah. Claims lie in survey lands Group No.7 with adjoining Earley and Park claims. no conflicts noted. First publication July 1 1921.
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Earley
Landa
Notice of Patent Application for Mack Shale Claims Utah
United States Land Office Vernal Utah June 28 1921 Watson Oil Company applies for patents for Mack Shale Claims Nos 10 11 12 and 14 in Uintah County Utah totaling several hundred acres. Descriptions reference sections and townships in Salt Lake Meridian with adjoining claim names Lucky Bill Hell Hole Mack Alamo and Shale. No conflicts with existing claims are noted.
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United Stated Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Salt Lake Meridian
S. W
E.S. L
Uintah County
State of
U. S. Land Office
Alamo
Shale
Albert Halen
Oil Shale Patent Application for Earley Claims Utah
Us Land Office Vernal Utah announces that COMPANY Uintah Tyzack, attorney in fact, applies for patent for Earley No 18 and Earley No 23 Shale Claims in Uintah County Utah. Lands include 8 BE% Section 16 and W &% Section 16 Township 11S Range 25E Salt Lake Meridian with adjoining Earley Nos 17 19 20 21 22. Publication date August 26 1921.
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Us. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
East
Salt Lake Meridian
Uintah County
State of Utah
US Land Office
Vernal Utah
Let Us Print Your Sale Bills
Let Us Print Your Sale Bills offers neat and effective printing with a satisfaction guarantee for any kind of job.
Notice to water users in Uintah County Utah 1921
State Engineer R E Caldwell issues notice that Neils Myrup of Ouray Utah seeks to appropriate 457 acre feet of water from Hill Creek in Uintah County for irrigation of about 20 acres across sections in townships 132 and 43 south range 19 east. Protests must be filed within 30 days with fee.
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East Lake City
Utah
Neils. Myrup
Ouray
Uintah
Townerhip
Hange
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Vernal Utah Homestead Claim Notice 1921
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah announces John Alme of Vernal Utah filed intention to prove up land in Sec 20 and 29 T6S R22E Salt Lake Meridian. Prove on August 20 1921 before the Vernal Land Office registrar and receiver with witnesses Joseph Atwood Lewis Chivers Hymrum Rasmussen and Axto Lagina Rasmussen. Publication completed July 29 1921.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
John Alme
Township
South
Range
Enest
Salt Lake
Meridian
Register and
US Land Office
Joseph Atwood
Lewis Chivers
Hyrum Rasmussen
Axto Lagina Rasmussen
Albert Halen
Rhode Island Origins and 1790 Union Entry
The piece traces Rhode Island’s name origins from Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson, notes the Isle of Rhodes misnomer, and outlines the charter, Dorr rebellion, and state’s 1790 entry. It cites McClure Newspaper Syndicate and mentions population density and five presidential electors.
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Giud
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New Note in Nation's Celebration
A sardonic verse question in The Country Gentleman asks if high taxes and inflation justify the wartime price surge. It questions who bears the burden and notes rail workers as a top wage earner amid broad economic strain.
Fourth of July Reflections on American Liberty and Memory
A long fragment reflects on Fourth of July notes from Philadelphia, recalling Revolutionary triumphs and poets like Webster and Everett. It laments fading past glories while urging unity as Americans honor liberty, virtue, and the nation’s enduring banner. It cites Beecher and a Centen neral oration.
Famous in History Leta the State House in Boston
The State house in Boston was a pride of the city long before the Revolution. When completed it stood as a fine edifice with an imposing front and a gilded dome. Much of its original appearance remains, serving as a Mecca for tourists visiting sacred shrines tied to the birth of Liberty in the United States.
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Leta
Boston
Uberty
United
America
Declaration of Independence Principles by John Quincy Adams
John Quincy Adams asserts the Declaration as the first solemn declaration of the legitimate foundation of civil government. It proclaims the sovereignty of the people, overturns monarchic rule, and marks a new global social contract built on consent and rights.
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