Delinquent stock notices for Uintah Muling Co at Vernal Utah
Delinquency list shows shares and amounts on June 13 1902 for many stockholders of the Uintah Muling Co with sale of sufficient shares to cover assessments. Court House Vernal Utah July 21 1902 at 10 AM to pay delinquencies and sale costs per the June 10 1902 board order.
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Veenal
Usitah County
Utah
JP. Rudy
Thory Lee
Alfonza Wardle
RR Guieen
Dobn WeKeachnie
Jobn
Daria
Gurr
Willaim Veale
James Rusg
Deba Tvana
John Cook
William Gillman
T, Clarke
DL Workman
Jollon & Wilson
Tohn Glenn
John Aston
Willard Williamsa
Thomas Bingham
Board of Directors
Court House
Vernal
Lon.m
A N Jouvxson
Nothce
Peter Nellsen
Exhibition plan revived for county fair
A sales pitch urges revival of a live stock and produce exhibition with free ground. Rewards are offered for best dairy cow and butter yield, bread made from local flour, and socks, plus a push to gather community support for a September or October event.
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Achley Valley
Central Canal Notice on March Assessment Delinquent
The March assessment becomes delinquent on July 10th at the Candy Kitchen or at Geo A Slaugh's residence.
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Candy Kitchen
Geo A Slaugh
Suensa Vista Notes Include Tragic Drowning and Local Elections
The Suensa Vista column reports Isaac Allen's family losing six year old Roy Allen in a drowning near their Grand Junction home after a delayed warning from his ten year old brother Osro. A Tuesday primary nominated two trustees for the local school district, Maury Hall and W. Ashby, amid opposition. Additional land trades and property exchanges are noted, including Hodson trading his Bingham two acre lot for Charlen Glines north of Chadwick, and Frank Smith buying from Cilarrie at Bills place.
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Isaac Allen
Grand Junction
Osro
Roy
Maury Hall
W. Ashby
al Hodson
Bingham
Reat
Charlen Glines
Chadwicks
Frank Smith
Cilarrie
Bills Place
Bee Men Begin Harvesting Heavy Honey Crop
Bee keepers have started collecting honey as the yield is expected to be very large. The season shows strong activity with apiaries moving to extraction and storage stages.
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Meeker Herald
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