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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
7
A county clerk note directs readers to consult the appropriate official for more details. The message emphasizes obtaining authoritative guidance from the local clerk's office.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Ruby Kurtz Administratrix at Vernal Utah on or before August 19 1935. Hugh W Colton Attorney for Administratrix Vernal Utah. First publication June 26 1935. Last publication July 11 1935.
Deceased Nephi Preece creditors must file claims in Vernal Utah on or before August 19 1635. Ronald Preece administrator of the estate and Dallas H Young attorney for administrator note dates June 20 through July 11.
Department of the Interior General Land Office announces Jesse Labrum of Lapoint Utah the stockraising homestead entrant for multiple fractional sections plans final proof to establish claim before Notary Public Leon P Christensen Vernal Utah on July 8 1935 Witnesses listed include Jesse Swetnam Sherman Taylor Guy Moore and L L Taylor all of Utah. Date of first publication May 30 1935. Last publication June 27 1935.
Tied Reynolds of Lapoint Utah filed intention to make final proof to establish claim to land described in stock raising homestead entries No 04069 and 048544 in W1 and NW1, Section 29, Twp 8 S, Range 20 E and related tracts. Notary public Leon P Christensen in Vernal Utah to hear on July 6, 1935. papers show parties Floyd Perry Wayne Perry Jesse Suetnam and Jeff Labrum. First publication June 6, last publication July 4, 1935.
Public sale order issued by Sheriff J Emery Johnson of Uintah County Utah. Property described in Sec 24 Township 48 Range 21 East Willamette meridian and water rights in Ashley Central Irrigation Company. Sale set for June 26 1935 at noon at Uintah County Courthouse Vernal Utah. includes property, buildings and loan conditions. Defendants include Joseph Rich administrator of Louisa P Rich estate and George E Young and Sarah D Young. June 6 and June 27 1934 publications noted.
Legal notice describes Omot House property in Vernal Uintah County including 3063 net acres after exclusions. Details list portions of sections 10 11 and adjacent parcels with 320 acre and 157 acre tracts, water rights in Uintah River Irrigation Co and Quray Valley Irrig Co, and riparian rights. Dated June 3 1935 with first publication June 6 and last publication June 27 1935.
Notice declares Sheriff sale of lands described as SW14 and NW1 of Section 6 in Township 1465 R2E Uintah Spec Meridian totaling about 60 acres with buildings water rights from Whiterocks Irrigation, for June 29 1935 at 12:00 am. Defendants include James C Hacking and Hattie B Hacking. Dated June 1925. Last publication June 27 1935.
Fourth Judicial district Uintah County Utah advertises a Sheriff sale of 60 acres in the N14 of the NW14 and SW1 of NW1 of Sec 18 R2 East Uintah Special Meridian with buildings, improvements, rents, and a water right in Whiterocks Irrigation Company. Defendants are Carl Hacking and Grace L lacking his wife. Auction June 23 1935 post 12 at Court House Vernal Utah. First published June 6 last June 27 1935.
The State of Utah through Sheriff J Emery Johnson announces the sale of properties in Vernal Utah by public auction under statute Reg 13. res 8, describing a tract in Township 4S Range 22E and related parcels totaling about 107 acres with 4 water rights in Ashley Central Irrigation Company. Buyers must consider all water and ditch rights associated. First publication June 6 1935. last publication June 27 1935.
Department of the Interior, Getral Land Office, Salt Lake City Utah, June 1975 announces Frank A Pepe of Verna Utah as holder of a stock raising homestead entry No 047204 filed June 18 1930. The description includes multiple parcels and sections in Township 1 North Range 24 East and related lots and sections within the Salt Lake Meridian.
Had filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to the land above described before L P Christensen Notary Public at Vernal Utah on the 28th day of July 1935 Claimant names as witnesses Edgar Allen Jeff Hal Eduard Coltharp and Charles H Roller all of Vernal Utah Thomas F Thomas, Megister First publication June 13 1935 Last publication July 11 1935
The Uintah School District Board of Education invites patrons to review the tentative 1935 36 budget prepared by the Superintendent. After hearings and assessments by county and state officials the budget is on file for examination, with final adoption set for June 20 1935 after a public hearing.
The State of Utah sues Ammon s Uintah County defendants to foreclose a mortgage for 180000 executed by Jacob Jorgensen and Melvina M Jorgensen. The mortgage was recorded August 8 1970 in Uintah County Records. JOSEPH CHEZ Attorney General and HY 8 D Hufpaker Assistant Attorney General represent the plaintiff with service at 224 Capitol Building Salt Lake City. Date line June 27 July 25 1935.
Mrs Louis Kidd, chair of the temple excursion committee, gave a report at the Sacrament meeting. The note references Ashley, nee Ashley, in connection with the event and attendance.
A list of local youths and families detailing trips to Roosevelt conventions Scout dances at Avalon and the National Jamboree in Washington. Moves include Albert Hanis to Roosevelt for the convention and William Corey to Mesant Valley. Several youths work seasonal jobs in Willow Creek Gusher and California visiting relatives. Relief Society conference attendees from Roosevelt stake visited.
Mrs James Luster and Loren returned from Salt Lake City on Sunday June 16. Miss Wilma Luster accompanied them and attends West High School. Mrs Ho A Brown visited the home of Mrs Ned Clark.
The ward Scout committee staged a three act farce in the Avalon chapel Friday night to raise funds for sending a scout to Washington DC. The Mountette Society held a ward conference with officers and talks by local leaders. Water abundance and hay cutting were noted as farmers began Motle day, while schoolhouse work paused due to funds.
Jesse Hull neer tests at Alterra high for two years and attends BYU Provo summer school. The MIA sponsors two dances monthly this summer. Mr and Mrs Joe Freese of Upalca visit Mr and Mrs Wilford Thatcher. Leri Stoddard, studying electrical engineering in Chicago, visits Kentucky family. Mrs Nola Stoddard learns of her mother's death in Kentucky on Monday June 17.
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