Estate of Leslie Anderson final filing and water rights notices
Legal notices announce claims against the estate of Leslie Anderson with a filing deadline of June 22, 1963 at 275 West First South Vernal Utah. The document lists applications filed with the State Engineer to change or appropriate water rights in Uintah County, detailing the Green River determination, storage and release for irrigation, and multiple canal and reservoir projects including Uintah River Irrigation Company and Uintah River Water and Power Board plans.
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Leslie Anderson
First South
Vernal
Utah
Loal M. Anderson
Leslie Anderean
First Publications
Uintah County
Inslb&m
Zelph
Calder
Green River
Matt Warner
Ace Pot Creek
EY Cor
Tis
ROWE
Nwianwy Bee
NEW
Uintah River Isrlation Company
Gusher
Speel
Uintah Ry. Br
Klb
Duchesne River
Uintah River
Rive
Usb&m
Ouray Park
Point S
NE Cor
Tss
Rie
West Cottonwood
SE Cor
Utah Water and
Notice to Creditors of Olan L Johnson Deceased
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Editha K Johnson Executrix at 85 East Second North Vernal Utah on or before June 22 1962 First published February 22 1982. This notice names Editha K Johnson as executrix of the estate of Olan L Johnson deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatnie
Orden
Johnson
East Second North
Vernal
Utah
Edytha K
Olan L, Johnson
Estate of Jennie Wing Ong Claims Notice
Executor Star George notifies creditors to present claims with vouchers to First Security Bank of Utah Salt Lake City by June 22 1902. Advertisement states bequest from Jennie Wing Ong deceased with first publication February 22 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wing Ong
Firat Security Bank of Utah
Main
1St S
Salt Lake City
Utah
George
A. D
Estate of Emily Siddo Way notices creditors
Estate of Emily Siddo Way deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of E. L. Cooper Attorney Vernal Utah on or before April 14 1902. J Raymond Siddoway Administrator FBM1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily J. Siddoway
E. L. Cooper
Vernal
Utah
J. Raymond Siddoway
Water rights filings in Utah seek domestic and irrigation use
The Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp seeks water for domestic needs of 15 persons and drilling operations in BW14 area with a well 2210 ft deep, and Loren R. McKee requests water from Ducuesine Springs Channel to Salt Lake City region for irrigation of allotments in sections 34 and 27. Protests must be filed with the State Engineer by March 31, 1862. Published in The Vernal Express February 15 to March 1, 1862.
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Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp
P.O
Amarillo
Texas
Loren R. McKee
Tridel
Dig Joc Springs
Trib
Uintah River
Duchesne River
Green Hyver
NW Cor
Usb&m
TE Usb&m
Nyse
USDA
State Capitol
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wayne D. Criddle
Vernal Express
Vernal
Lovely Two Way Firplaces Divides Living Room
A two way fireplace divides a large living room from a formal dining room with terrace views. The front kitchen and snack area overlook a glass divider. a covered passage links the kitchen and double garage to the vestibule. Ground level features three large bedrooms, a full bath, a smaller master bath, and an open stair to a family room with terrace and charcoal grill.
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Small House Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Minn
Vernal City adopts gas franchise statute amendment
An ordinance amends Section 10A of Ordinance 3445 granting a gas sale and distribution franchise in Vernal Utah. It requires the grantee to pay 1 percent of gross domestic and commercial gas revenue, excludes industrial use, begins January 1 1961, and allows a grantee discount of eight percent for churches within Vernal. The measure takes effect after publication on March 23 1962.
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Vernal City
Utai
Utail
Utate
Coun Sii
Utah
City of
Veronal
Vernal
Utah Pubic Service Commission
Utah Publich Service Commission
Public Service Commission
State of
Alvin Kay
Dixie B
Hacking City
Illegal Elk and Moose Kill Estimated During Utah Deer Season
Department of Fish and Game reports 191 elk and 3 moose illegally killed during Utah's 1941 deer season. Of 191 elk, 26 salvaged. 144 elk known illegal kills in 1860 seasons with 27 salvaged. Officials estimate actual losses may exceed reported figures, suggesting many illegal kills go unreported or unfound in the fall season. Moose killings were 3 in the Uinta Mountains where a small herd exists.
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Utah
Department of Fish and Game
Uinta Mountain
Camp Escalante Jensen Meeting Highlights
The Camp Escalante of the DUP met February 21 in the Relief Society room of the chapel. Vera Snow and Gertrude Turner served as Holstessen. Captain Blanche Wilkins led the business meeting while Theata Hatch delivered the Pioneer Women lesson. Lunch for twelve members and two guests, Lucinda Sewell and Vella Smith of Vernal, followed. Jessie Dudley won the dear prize.
Weekend Guests and Travel Vignettes In Roosevelt Area
Sunday night rites included visits by Bishop and Mrs. Charles Allred with Dr. and Mrs. Larson. David Hastem departed Feb 15 for McGuire Air Force Base Trenton NJ and left Feb 20 for Germany. Toward Wiswell and family from Salt Lake City enjoyed the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Niles Haslem. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Livingstone of Salt Lake visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mecham.
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Wendell Kerby
Ogden
Wendell
Amos Kerby
Ployd Kerby
Familly
Westhrope
North Dakota
Lewis Preestone
Almada Freestone
Annie Morrison
Regina Caldwell
Ward Temple
Salt Lake City
Alma Preece
St. Mark's Hospital
Beatrice
Harrison
Reva Long
Reena Licht
Ceorge Long
Curtis Mecham
Joseph Mecham
Greendale
Sylvan Arrowsmith
Beatrice Harrison
Inian
Alice Lothrum
LDS
Gerry Thompson
Roosevelt
Ernest Winkler
MIA
Edna Wach
Doug Winkler
Mariam Allred
Carol
York
Charles Allred
Edith Allred
Mant
Arvel Allred
Farsily
Howard Wiswell
Dorothy Anderson
Leonard Worrocks
Linford Batty
Jock Swaner
Salt Yaka
Salt Yaka] City
Nia Batty
Tal
Bishop
Larson
David Hastem
McGuire Air Force Base
Trenton
New Jersey
Germany
Wiswell
Niles Haslem
Stan
BLM Grazing Fees Study Decided At National Council Meeting
The National Advisory Board Council in Albuquerque decided a grazing fees study for BLM lands will be led by a special committee. Present fees stay through 1982 as the council plans a later report to the Interior Department. Utah delegates and livestock representatives attended amid broader talks on public lands and grazing policy.
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National Council
Bureau of Land Manage
BLM National Advisory Board Council
Ealendar
the Nations
Department of the Interior
Ag|aistant
John A. Caryer
Department of
Departments of the Interior and Agriculture
National Advisory Board Council
Secretary of the Interior
National Board
BLM
That’s the Truth Washington Never Told a Me
A quirky line asserts George Washington never revealed a hidden confession about his life while noting he would not have filed a hypothetical Form 1040. The piece contrasts myth with modern tax forms, framing a playful look at historical myth versus bureaucratic detail.
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George Washington
Weathermat’s Move to Chicago News Mischief
A playful exchange as the weathermat announces a transfer to Chicago. The wife notes the local weather disagrees with him, adding light humor to the home scene. The dialogue reflects domestic whimsy and the era’s quirky character.
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Chieago
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Cloone W. Merkley
Colton and Hammond
Buell Bennett
Eph
Gosalpaf & Indies’ Sewing Circle
Cal
Ashley
Helen Ashpaugh
Mrs
Peggy Kerby
Sarah Smith
Doris Walker
Mee
Smith
Walker
Manning Bureau
Gkamas
Erie
Emice, Iain
Saunony
Llegal
Camp Escalante
Dan Hughes
Montrose
Cole
A. D. Brownfield
Deming
N. M
John Wi
Hay
Rock Springs
Wyo
Albuquerque
U.S
Clinfort P. Anderson
New Mexico
Choice Real Estate
13Th West
Maeser
Sith Weat
Highway 40
I Slaugil Real Estate and Insurance
State Farm
East Main
Free Tools A. & L. Tome Furnishings
Columbia Research Group
Lumbia Research Group
Columbia Research
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