Quiet Title Action in Uintah County Utah
The District Court of Utah Uintah County issues a summons in the case of The Womack v Greer et al seeking a judgment to quiet plaintiff's title to land described as NW of Sec 8 T38 R1E USM in Uintah County. Plaintiffs counsel Katherine C Meagher of Salt Lake City represents the action with service deadlines of twenty to thirty days.
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District Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
Utah
Womack
William Greer
Lydia B Greer
Stats OF
Uff
Uintah
Katherine C Meagher
Salt Lake City
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
EB Womack
Charles F Horn
Proerty
Uintah County
State of
Gordon
Gro Dudley
Mary H Dudley
Iby
Utsh
Womack Versus Unknowns Over Utah Property Title
Summons issued in Uintah County Utah against H E Womack and Gordon Womack plaintiffs and unknown defendants to appear within twenty to thirty days. Action seeks to quiet title to multiple parcels in Uintah County including NE and NW quarters of sections in various townships. Attorney listed as Katherine C Meagher with the Fourth Judicial District.
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District Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
Utah
Uintah County
Floyd
Iheutin
Siokesman
Nis
Probate and Guardianship Notices From Uintah County
Notices list multiple estates in Uintah County with creditors urged to file claims by specified dates in Vernal and Salt Lake City. Included are estates of Ruben W Clark Kate M Browne Pamilla A Anderson Spitler and others with administrators named and attorney details. The document also contains a court case—Lyman Brown et al versus Michael Mancino et al—summons to defendants to appear and defend title claims in the Fourth Judicial District Court.
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Ruben W Clark
Ithuma
Wallace Calder
Uintah State Bank
Kate M Browne
Umtah State Bank
Pamilla
C O Spitler
Vernal
Utah
Lawrence-Cooper
Spitler
Quieting title suit over Uintah County land in Utah court
Reed McClelland and Dorothy McClelland sue James Al Winn to quiet title to a land parcel in Uintah County Utah described as the west half of the southeast quarter and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter in township 35 range 3 east USM with attorney Katharine C Meagher on file.
Refinery Stockholders Offered Rights at $9 a Share
Stockholders of Utah Oil Refining Co receive rights to buy one new share for every six held at $9 per share, exercisable by Aug 4. Rights are negotiable, quoted 25 cents bid, 35 cents ask, with plans for $200,000 in financing and a $400,000 pipeline project to tap Rangely field.
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Utah Oil Refining Co
Capital
Harks
Cetur
Shortage Seen In Stock Feed
A brief note reports a shortage in stock feed supply, stating current levels will not justify expanding the ration or distribution of feed and related products. The item cites uncertain details and appears to be a partial transcription with unclear dates or entities.
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Washington
Kesma
Finer railroad tank cars delayed by repair shortages
Rail cars sustain monthly losses from wrecks fires and breakdowns with about 75 tank cars lost each month. In February 1945 thousands await repair as manpower shortages hinder speedy fixes and 600 repairmen are needed.
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Brea Downs
Tariff Survey Signals Harsh Outlook for Wool and Cattle
The United States Tariff Commission study warns a 50 percent import tariff cut would boost wool and hair imports by 17 million dollars and raise cattle and beef imports by 30 million, while sharply reducing domestic production and wages. It estimates sizable losses across zinc and copper, wool, woolen mills, and cattle sectors, with West region stakes mounting as the extension of reciprocal trade authority looms.
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Une West
United States Tariff Commission
United States
Commission
West
Naples da Openshaw and other local notes
Naples da Openshaw. Gebecsponnant manana Naples da Openshaw. Gebecsponnant manana Shirley Hedebsck sere left ast Saturday morning to report back to his station in Rhode Is and after spending a thirty-day cave with his parents Mr and Mrs Noah Rodebsach Carl Gardiner arrived home last Monday from Montana where he has been shearing Isheep for three months Miss Tony Openshaw arrived home from Salt Lake Wednes day where she has spent a ten day vacation- A group of twenty three Bee Hive girls and five leaders en joyed the Stake Bee Hive en campment at Merkleys Park Wednesday night Fred McLean took them up Thirty ladies met at the new home of Mr and Mrs A J Duvall Thursday night and enjoyed a House Warming party House games were played and ice cream and cookies were r eserved Miss Jean Evans of Salt Lake City 4 visiting at the home of Miss Dean Gardiner Mrs Flossie Hoersch and Mrs Baill Walruth and sent off Wed nesday for their home in Powell Wyoming after visiting relatives here Mr and Mrs Janes Stone land family of Spanish Fork and Mrs .Lois Summons and baby of Payson visited at the home of their sister Mrs Oar Tent Finns Wednesday Mr and Mrs Delroy Goodrich and family arrived home Thurs day from Wyoming where Mr Goodrich his there shearing sheep
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Shirley Hedebsck
Sere
Rhode Isand
Noah Rodebsach
Carl Gardiner
Montana
Tony Openshaw
Salt Lake
Merkleys Park
Fred McLean
A J Duvall
Jean Evans
Salt Lake City
Dean Gardiner
Flossie Hoersch
Baill Walruth
Powell Wyoming
Janes Stoneland
Spanish Fork
Lois Summons
Baby
Payson
Oar
Delroy Goodrich
Wyoming
Goodrich
Gospel group activities and upcoming wedding license noted
The Gospel Message class held a Sunday School roller skating party at Don's Beach then toasted at Calder's meadow with a wetnie roast. The Lady Missionaries led Sacrament meeting with speakers Mrs A Theodore Johnson and Mrs Alta Gardiner, Carolyt Walls, Marilyn Robbins sang a duet. Merrell Goodrich returned from Moses Lake on business. Vernal and Wm Swafford Powell, son of W S Fowell Powell, received a marriage license July 1 and plan to wed in Salt Lake City.
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Don's Beach
Calder’s Meadow
A Theodore Johnson
Alta Gardiner Carolyt Walls
Marilyn Robbins
Mable
Merrell Goodrich
Moses Lake Washington
Wm Swafford Powil
W S Fowell
Dwer
Salt Lake Cana
Two Marriages Take Licenses in Utah County
July 16 1925 saw Miss Jennie Taylor and Last er Chapoose Indians of Ft Duchesne receive marriage licenses and wed the same day by Justice Charles S Carter. The bride is daughter of Wm Taylor. Similarly Miss Myrtle Hardman of Myton and W J Fausett of Roosevelt were granted licenses by County Clerk Wilson Murray and married that day. Eva Barmel Powell daughter of Steven Adams is noted in the marriage license sequence.
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Jennie Taylor
Laster
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Fred S Musser on July 4
A baby girl was born July 4 to Mr and Mrs Fred S Musser, with the event announced from their home. The report also notes social announcements for Katherine Fiath Ehruich and Trewman If Burgon’s wedding, and mentions census agent ROB Leach visiting Verapal for mining data and oil reserves as of January 1, 1945, plus 1944 production figures.
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Fred S Musser
Katherine Fiath Ehruich
Trewman
Burgon
Tie Bride
Providir
Iualute
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J. W Stevens
Richard Jensen
R. Lawrence Cooper
Bidg Vernal
Alvin E Weexs
Weeks Barber Shop
WM. A. Jacobe
Prudential
Russell Harrison
Eife
Avio
Bac
J Vernal
West First South
Vernal Ut Lloyd Eaton Mgr
Howe
O Street
Consltt County
Wo H Triplctt
A C Melville
First National Bank
Wendel
W Oh Triplett
Ray E Dillman
Roosevelt Utati
New England
Midwest
Joe
Unntah
Utail
Reed McClelland
Dorothy McClelland
James Albert Winn
Whittos
Inek
Adil Ois
Lalntiff
Saul the Seas
Naples
Ial
Evans
Wasatch Service
Lewis M Evans
Mgr
Emily Wala
Pocnell Modern Brary
Maeser Lumber Co
Pontiac Parts and Service
Acetylene
Slaugh Motor
Basse Lbr
Booth St
Slaugh
Fred & Frank Tire Shop
Gypson Hotel
Bidg
Uisb
Economy Meat Processing Co
Thone
Lakell Anderaan, Mgr
Banck
Eugene W Weiat