Delinquent Notice for Mosby Irrigation Co Stockholders
In Uintah River Irrigation Co the following stockholders owe delinquent assessments as of April 10. Shares for names Aldon Gardner Rex Gardner Dean Huber Edgar C Jones Lynn Mortenson Alonzo McMichl Julius Murray Wilbur Parrish Don Simmons. Sale of necessary shares will occur June 10 at Lloyd Winward Vernal Utah to recover delinquent amounts plus costs totaling 156.00 49.00 2500 21.00 73.36 04.10 96.00 3.50 43.00 40.00. Costing and advertising also due by board order signed by Loris Woolley president and Lloyd Winward secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Domanar
Aldon Gardner
Rex Gardner
Dean Huber
Ny Huber
Edgar C Jones
Lynn Mortenson
Alonzo McMichl
Julius Murray
Wilbur Parrish
Don Simmons
Uintah River
Lloyd Winward
Vernal
Utah
Notice to Water Users and Extensions in Uintah County
Notices detail filings and extensions for water rights in Uintah and Daggett counties. Includes D. Ray Moss application 26905 to appropriate 2.5 nec-ft from Montez Creek for 220 acres irrigation, and Utah Water & Power Board extension request for 15 cfs and 130 acre-feet to irrigate 9,000 acres. Protests must be sworn affidavits to State Engineer by specified dates, with hearings scheduled. Publication in Vernal Express mid 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ray Moss
Michigan Ave
Salt Lake City
Montez Creek
Trib
Uintah River
Uintah County
Usb&m
State Capitol
Utah
Joseph M. Tracy
Vernal Express
Vernal
Utah Water & Power Board
George W. Clyde
Daggett
Uintah
Ashley Central Irrigation Company
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
Edward W. Clyde
Ashley Creek
Ray Neal Jones Training at Amarillo Air Base
Ray Neal Jones son of Mr and Mrs Stanley N Jones Route 1 Vernal is assigned at the Amarillo Air Force Base as a jet mechanic student. Enlisted January 31 1955 in Vernal he trained at Lackland and arrived at Amarillo May 10. The base is noted as a model training site for jet fighter and bomber mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Ray Neal Jones
Stanley N. Jones
Route 1
Vernal
Amarillo Air Force Base
Amarillo
Texas
Walter R. Agee
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Son of Vernal Pioneer Dies in Omaha
Amos Quincy Boan Jr born January 5 1897 in Vernal died April 22 in Minneapolis Minnesota. He married Imogene Phillip in 1922 at Chadron Nebraska and lived there long ago. Survived by wife two daughters in Texas and California a sister in Salt Lake City and a half sister in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Blake Mead
Omaha
Nebraska
Amos Quincy Boan, Jr
Amos Quincy
Kate Jean Boan
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Vernal
Imogene Phillip
Chardron
Oceanside
Calis
L.J. Waganick
Corpus Christi
Texas
Clifford Leighton
Calif
Frnly Bean Palmer
Salt Lake City
Home Agent Urges Care Of Glass Curtains
County home demonstration agent Mrs. Jessie M. Eller offers tips to extend glass curtain life. Reverse top and bottom after cleaning, rotate curtains between windows to equal sun exposure, avoid open windows to prevent snagging, keep them dry to prevent rings, and clean frequently to prevent embedded grime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Eller
Gardiner Family Reunion Draws Naples Kin
The Carl Gardiner family held a reunion at the Gardiner home with twenty five members and one guest, Marilyn Eaton, present. Many relatives attended from Utah towns and states, sharing dinner and visiting while noting a member recently returning from Germany with the U.S. Army.
Vernal Dervid Mud and Chemicals Rip Timbers
Local report notes Vernal Dervid Mud and Chemicals facing rip timber issues amid a brief on Thermoid drilling supplies and construction activity. Details scarce, but mentions suppliers and ongoing projects affecting site stability.
Get Those Weeds Early Agent Warns
Weather favors crop growth and weed growth prompting Clair Record to urge farmers to act now. Seedbeds carry weed seeds from last year and new seeds arrive via wind water animals and equipment. Small weeds are easier to control and a seedbed rinse followed by weed er before sowing helps crops gain the early advantage. Early row crops should be cultivated before weeds grow large. Weeds rob moisture and nutrients from crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Record
Acord
Visitors and Family News From Moses Lake and Nearby
Mrs. Jacob N. Lybbert and daughter Marilee visit Moses Lake, Glenn and Linus Openshaws host. Mrs. Evelyn Strong and son Creed visit Alpine at the BFR Goodrich home. Tyran Anderson of Tooele visits Weldon Richards. Beldon Reynolds family of Wyoming spend Memorial Day with Fred Reynolds. Dennis Anderson and daughter from Rock Springs arrive to stay with Linus Openshaw. Gawin Goodrich and family visit Jerome Goodrich. Dick Goodrich from Boulder City joins them. Melvin Gardiner returns from Salt Lake City with husband improving after Holy Cross Hospital surgery. The playful line about tow balls or high balls closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob N. Lybbert
Marilee
Moses Lake
Wash
Glenn
Linus Openshaw
Evelyn Strong
Son Creed
Alpine
Linus Qpenshaw
Gawin Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Dick Goodrich
Boulder City
Nev
Jerome Goodrich
Halver Goodrich
Melvin Gardiner
Holy Cross Hospital
Ward Floyd Bingham Family Visits
The Floyd Bingham family spent the weekend at Lester Bingham’s home and returned to Cedar City Monday. Mrs. Mary Robinson of St. George visits with brothers Ray and Lynn McConkle. after Memorial Day she will visit Don McConkie in Provo for Clayton McConkie’s graduation. Elmer Giggey returned home from the mountain for the weekend. Eva Ashby was home for Memorial Day from Oregon. Clinton Richens and two daughters from Alberta, Canada, visit the Carl Richens home for a week, then proceed to Roosevelt to see the Von Haslems. The Isloyd Brown family hosted the Hasems and Lloyd Brown family visits. Genealogical class gave a Sunday evening service with talks by Colleen Bingham and Jean Oaks. MIA awards were given to several girls. Edna Jones and daughters performed musically, with Verdin Johnson speaking. L. Jay Murray and family visited the Lloyd Brown family, while Ray Glines visited friends in the ward. Weston Timothy attended Sunday night meeting with Charles Palmer. Weston Timothy, now living in Kaysville, was raised here. Mrs. Aston Weile of Denver spent the weekend visiting nearby families and returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Bingham
Lester Bingham
Cedar City
Mary Robinson
St. George
Ray
Lynn McConkle
Mary
Don McConkie
Provo
Clayton
Don McConle
Elmer Giggey
Eva Ashby
Oregon
Verdin Johnson
L. Jay Murrays
Lloyd Brown
Ray Glines
Weston Timothy
Charles Palmer
Kaysville
Aston Weile
Denver
Ben Samuels
Tom Timothy
Loran Hatch
Scoddie Oaks
Memorial Day Visits and Family Gatherings Across Utah and California
California transfers Clifton to Hamilton AFB. Mr and Mrs George Bills visited Carl R Richens home Monday. Delbert Winn family from Park City visited Lloyd Brown home Sunday. Bishop and Mrs Ward Evans and family spent Memorial Day in Mt Emmons. Dave C Roberts family went to Roosevelt Monday for Memorial Day. Evan Smiths from Kenilworth visited for Memorial Day. Mrs Smith is Harvey McKee's sister. Mary Hoeft, daughter of Ed and Mrs Hoeft of Ogden, was a visitor at the cemetery Monday. Lyle Glines spent Sunday at Ward Merkley home. Roger Horrocks of Salt Lake City visited Reva Merkley Sunday. Walter Horrocks of Santaquin visited his sister Reva Merkley Sunday. Edward Jenkins took wife and daughter Joy to Salt Lake City for medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bills
Carl R. Richens
Delbert Winn
Park City
Lloyd Brown
Bishop
Ward Evans
Mt. Emmons
Dave C. Roberts
Roosevelt
Evan Smiths
Kenilworth
Lyle Glines
Ward Merkley
Roger Horrocks
Salt Lake
City
Reva Merkley
Walter Horrocks
Santaquin
Edward Jenkins
Joy
Salt Lake City
Reduce Cattle Lice And Increase Profits
Lloyd Clement Uintgh County Assoc agricultural agent says cattle lice can be controlled on small farms to raise profits. Lice lower milk production and slow growth. For dairy cattle rotenone pyrethrum lindane or methoxychlor sprays work. beef cattle need dipping or spraying with DDT toxaphene chlordane lindane or BHC. An S gallon garden sprayer suffices for few animals. repeat as needed. Mr Clement can advise on best insecticide and dosage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Clement
Uintgh County
Clement
Fragmented quote hints at caution in speech and miscommunication
A careful friend warns about speaking carelessly while Miss Cayen le notes trouble arises not from what you say but from others interpretation. The fragment suggests tension around communication and potential social backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenle
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Mosby Innigation Company
Lapelnt
Uteh
Aunu
Loris Woolley
Board of Education
Ernest M. Johnson
Grant Cooper
Ray E. Nash
Coltharp
Ada May Cooper
Wm. M. Anderson
Colton and Hammond
Uintah State Bank
Whitney D. Hammond
Bar Deitemeyer
Lincoln
Ormondeach
Fis
Beier al F
Abn
Nice
Jocelyn Mercier
France
Gare
Naples
By Ada Openshaw
Carl Gardiner
Gardiner
Marilyn Eaton
Jams Ross
Bounti
James Duvall
DeMar Duvall
Alva
Duvall
DeLyle Jones
Bountiful
Willam Richardson
Jones
Richardson
Owen Timothy
Orem
Asher Burk
Clyde Gardiner
Spanish Fork
Veda Miller
Los Angeles
LaVell
Asher
Dee Manwaring
Thelma
Leona Manwaring
Alta Duvall
Eva Haws
Jessie Fowler
Val Ross
Phillip Manwaring
UHS
Arthur Merrell
Mariyaring
Lester Nielsen
Robert Litster
Max. Anderson
Germany
U.S. Army
Oil Service Directory
Ashton Bros, Inc
Ashton Supply Company
Intermountain
Measer Road
Liscomb Oil
Norris
Victaulle
Nordstrom
Catawissa
Longhorn
Jimmy Gray
Vernal Drilling CO
Box
Phono
C. P. Pederson Welding Contractor
Gabada
Gors
Frederick Reinhardt
U. 8B
Viet Nam
J. Lawton Collins
Washington
Cuddie-Oaks
the Continental Supply CO
Artesia, Colorado
Pease Bros. General Contracting
R. W. Pease
W. L
Bud) Pease
California
Clifton
Hamilton Air Force Base
Moon Lake
Ities EN Vernal and
Jensen Area
GALL
Martin Hislop
Moon Lake Electric
Ivgrealeracco
Helm Ac
Beau Metecaanes
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