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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1924
Page
6
Brown horse about 1150 pounds with a white forehead spot. No brands visible. The owner must provide evidence to claim. return to rightful owner. Contact Ernest Caldwell in Vernal Utah.
Notice to Water Users due to an anticipated shortage of water it is urged of at water users in the City of Vernal to conserve water from every source and absolutely to see there is no water wasted or it will become necessary to restrict the use of water It is also urged that the canal water might be used to irrigate gardens By order of City Council Frank Hatch Water Master 2t
Department of the Interior notice to NaticaJa and Zilphs Meeks Wellman of intent to prove Desert land entry No 05066 for multiple parcels in township 6 south range 22 east Salt Lake Meridian. Witnesses listed Heber R Wall Jos S Dudley Nile Hugh Vernal Seymour Snow. Albert Halen Register. First published June 6 1924. Publication date July 4 1924.
Elmer G Ervin of Vernal Utah filed intent to make three year final proof to establish his Enlarged Homestead claim No 03622 for SE of Sec 1 and NE of Sec 12 Township 2S Range 23E Salt Lake Meridian. Proof set before Register Albert Halen at Vernal July 28 1924 with witnesses Samuel D Provance George Hamner Percy Blackburn and John Glines all of Vernal Utah. First published June 20 1924 last July 18 1924.
Sheriff's sale scheduled for July 14, 1924 at 2 PM at the Uintah County courthouse Ver nal Utah. Property described as Reg. 5 rds north of the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of section 23 township 45 range 21 east lot meridian bounded by a north line 23 degrees.
Legal notice describes a parcel totaling 4.8 acres with multiple boundary calls and improvements. Includes water and ditch rights. property begins at specific points around rods and directions. Dated June 14 1924 by Sheriff L Richardson Uintah County Utah. June 20 July 11.
Uintah County Utah will sell at public auction on July 14 1924 the property of M Carrett O Donneill plaintiff against John Williams Mary Williams and Alfred Davis defendants. Real estate includes 6 acres in Sec 12 Twp 6S R 21E plus half share of Ashley Upper Irrigation stock and 11.235 acres with 12 twentieths of Ashley Central Irrigation stock with improvements. Located in Uintah County Utah. Sheriff L Richardson. Dated June 14 1924.
Probate and guardianship notices require consultation with the County Clerk or the respective signees for further information. The notice advises contacting official channels to obtain complete action details and deadlines.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Ver enten on or before August 14. WM. 8. HENDERSON is administrator. Dated June 13 through July 4.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Thos. W. O'Donnell Ancillary Administrator at Vernal Utah on or before October 28 1924. Deadline announced June 27 July 18 1924.
Neighbors who get along peace ably despite a weak chicken yard fence remain living side by side in harmony, showing practical neighborly accord despite property boundary gaps.
A brief note on the senate as a legislative body derived from Latin roots. It mentions ancient Nome city fathers as elder men chosen for wisdom, illustrating early governance concepts.
Salt Lake Tribune editorial supports turning the National Dinosaur Monument quarry into a permanent in situ exhibit. It argues exposing more bones without removal would attract tourists, enhance scientific interest, and preserve fossil beds near Jensen Utah along the Victory highway and a planned Uintah Basin railroad route.
John M. Parry a Richfield Miller and businessman died suddenly at his home on June 13 after a recent trip to Vernal. He was the first miller in Vernal and ran a flour mill near William Preece’s home. Parry married Emma Jacob, a niece of Mrs. Willam Preece, who taught school in Heber City. The family was informed but unable to attend the funeral.
Public notice lists animals held to secure $10 damages and to be sold at a farm in Glines ward South Ashley precinct on a Sunday in July 1924 if unclaimed. It names a brown horse about 10, a bay horse about 12, a bay mare 2, with brands and weights, plus horses for sale and household items.
Classified ads rate card lists 8 point bold 12 point formats with per line costs of 10 cents 15 cents and 20 cents. It outlines bold face pricing and type variants for ad placement.
A nostalgic poem narrates the town’s reliance on the local doctor who treats pain and illness, keeps residents healthy, and faces criticism yet remains essential when sickness strikes.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Pet estate for one lamb CHARLES MEN DERSON a 27-11 FOR SALE Kimbal cabinet phonograph Inquire of MRS WAL TER BARNES opposite Central school 27-21
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