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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
5
Notice to creditors of Nicholas A Zeh deceased. Claims must be presented with proper vouchers to Wallace Calder at his office on or before August 27. The notice specifies the executor and filing address for debt claims.
Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to Wallace Calder Vernal Utah by September 2, 1921. Mary E Kolb is Administratrix.
Notice published by the Interior Department at Vernal Utah that George H Langston of Vernal has filed to prove and establish a land claim under act of April 28 1904 for 8.4 percent N W percent Section 1 Township 4 Range 21 E Salt Lake Meridian. Witnesses named Luther Swett John O Evans Nephi Preece William Gibson all of Vernal Utah. Pro P blay July 15 1921 with last notice July 8 1921.
State Engineer announces E S Birchell of Ouray Utah has applied to appropriate 3.43 sec ft of water from Willow and Hill Creeks in Uintah County for irrigation of 240 acres from April 1 to November 1 annually. Protests by affidavit with $2.50 fee due within 30 days after publication.
Watson Oil Company applied for patents on Earley No. 30 33 34 36 37 oil shale claims in Uintah County Utah at Vernal. Group 6 surveys cover N% S% Section 14 4% N% Section 14 N% N% Section 14 8% S% Section 11 N%&3 Section 11. Adjoining claims listed as Earley 23 31 32 40 Palisade 2 Off Dome 10. No conflicts exist. Albert Halen Register. First publication July 1 1921 last publication August 26 1921.
Watson Oil Company applied for patent on Earley No. 17 No. 29 and No. 31 shale claims in Uintah County Utah. The lands are in township 11 south range 25 east Salt Lake meridian with adjacent Earley and Park claims named. no conflicts detected. Publication dates span July 1 1921 to August 26 1921.
United States Land Office Vernal Utah announces Watson Oil Company by Herbert Tyzak has filed for patents for Mack No 1 Mack No 10 Mack No 12 Mack No 14 Oil Shale Claims in Uintah County Utah. The lands span Sections 34 4 3 and 3 Township 9 10 South Range 25 26 East Salt Lake Meridian totaling about 600 acres. Adjoining claims named include Mack Nos 11 13 15 Lucky Bill Hell Hole 42 Alamo Nos 3 12 and Shale Nos 23 26. No conflicts reported.
Ui sS Land Office Vernal Utah announces June 28 1921 that Albert Halen applies for patents on Earley No 18 and Earley No 23 on surveyed lands in Uintah County Utah. Adjacent Earley claims numbers 17 25 19 20 21 22 listed. First publication July 1.
A printer promises neat and effective printing of sale bills with a guaranteed satisfaction pledge.
Federal Power Commission announces applications by Utah Power and Light Co. Salt Lake City for development on Green River at Rattlesnake site and by Green River Power Co. Los Angeles for complete river development from Green River Wyoming to southern Utah. Objections or hearings requests due by August 26 1921.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation shows a farmer asking about drink troubles, and a city man replying that bootleggers are so common they must wear badges to avoid selling to each other. The remark highlights rampant illegal liquor trade.
Neils C. Myrup of Ouray Utah applies under Utah law to divert 4.57 sec ft of water from Hill Creek in Uintah County for irrigation of 320 acres in Sec 1 2 6 12 and Sec 6 T13S R19E and R20E. The State Engineer designate No 8784. publication dates July 1 and July 29 1921.
Department of the Interior notice from Vernal Utah dated June 29 1921 states John Aime of Vernal filed intention to make year proof to establish a land claim for sections in Township 6 South Range 22 East Salt Lake Meridian. Witnesses listed are Joseph P Atswood Lewis Chivers Fyrum Rasmussen and Axie Lavina Rasmussen all of Vernal Utah.
Mark Twain asks what is done with buttermilk at a West creamery. The farmer says most of it is sold. Twain notes in his region hogs are fed buttermilk, the farmer agrees sometimes. The exchange ends with a polite offer for more.
Robert faces a tangled crisis over missing test papers as Ralph and others doubt Miss Dean and Crandall. The judge’s office, the school board, and a river mishap push the plot toward a forthcoming crisis next week.
Edith P Johnson of Lapoint Utah filed notice to prove up her homestead entry No 06838 for Lot 3 EB 1 E Yat Sec Lots 4 5 Sec 35 Township 23 E Salt Lake Meridian before the Vernal Utah land office on August 16 1921 witnesses listed Earl Douglass Roy Kay Alfred Ainge and Wm Shafermeyer all of Jensen Utah first publication June 28 1921 lost publication August 5 1921
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