Mortgage Foreclosure Suit Filed in Uintah District Court
In Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah M Garrett O Donnell plaintiff summons defendants Dewey Overman Brines and Brinca to appear within twenty days after service and defend action failing which judgment will be rendered foreclosing the mortgage on land described in the complaint filed with the court THOS W O Donnell attorney Vernal Utah May 2 30 inc
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Fourth Judicial District Court
State of Utah
Uintah County
M. Garrett O’donnell
Plainiff
Charles C. Dewey
Mignonette Dewey
Fred L. Overman
Frank Brines
Florence Brinca
Notice of Mineral Land Entry Application in Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior lands office at Vernal Utah on April 14 1924 published notice by J E W Smith of Lac Point Utah that he plans to make entry and claim to NWB of BE Bec 17 T1N R2E Uinta Specialtod under Sec 2 of the 1904 act. Persons claiming land or opposing mineral character may file objections with local land officers. Notice to publish for five consecutive weeks in Vernal Express with first publication April 18 1924 and final May 16 1924.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8 Land Office
Vernal
Utah
J. EW Smith
Lac Point
Bec
Township
Range
Uinta
Eli Smith
Vernal Express
Albert Halen
Register
Davis 4 Relief Bazaar and Local News Highlights
The Relief Society bazaar held Tuesday was a success with a neat sum raised. The M I A dance on Tuesday night drew a good crowd. Several residents visit Vernal including Miss Linnie Simper and Mr and Mrs Lige Jackson. Vera Smuin, ill with pneumonia, underwent pulmonary surgery in Vernal and is improving. Hopkins Sparks and Walter Simper moved cattle to Pot Creek range and met old friends. Lawrence Scott sick with pneumonia and complications. Nathan Chivers recovering from leg injuries and now able to be around. Afton Taylor has recovered from a severe bout of meningitis. Von Simper improving slowly after lung surgery and tube replacement. Farmers report ongoing conditions.
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Relief Society
Linnie Simper
Lige Jackson
Vernal
Vera
Gilbert Smuin
Florence Wills
F. H. Hopkins
Charles Sparks
Walter B. Simper
Pot. Creek
William Oldfield
Lawrence Scott
John Scott
Nathan Chivers
Misa
Pennock Keeps in Trim With His Thoroughbreds
Herb Pennock, ace pitcher for the New York Yankees and a World Series hero, is pictured at his Kenneth Square Pennsylvania home maintaining form with his horses. He clears a five foot hurdle on the hunter Jon Hnaytem, showing athletic vigor away from the mound.
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Herb Pennock
New York Yankees
Kenneth Square
Jon Hnaytem
Couple heads to Wyoming to purchase a home
Mr and Mrs Joe Bmutn with Miss Maggie Greenhow left for Wyoming to buy a home. A number of cattlemen were called to Green River as cattle wandered onto crops owned by George Laughs. Eighth graders Mamlo Rooks Wa Zufal Eva Chivers Myrila Robbins Hyrum Slaugh Elden Collier graduated, others left school early due to sickness.
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Joe Bmutn
Maggie Greenhow
Wyoming
Green River
George Laugh
Mamlo Rooks
Wa Zufal
Eva Chivers
Myrila Robbins
Hyrum Slaugh
Elden Collier
Increased Parcel Post Rates Threaten Basin Farmers
A special Congressional committee may raise parcel post and fourth class charges, risking Farmers economic well being. The piece argues parcel post was intended to aid farmers and small towns, and that current rates are near express rates, so any increase would reduce shipments and hurt agricultural prices. It notes the Post Office studied costs with half a million dollars, but Congress seeks an unscientific rate readjustment.
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Congress
Post Office Department
Service Department
Parcel Post
Farmers Oppose Parcel Post Rate Increases
A historical letter argues against raising parcel post rates to fund postal costs. It cites a $500,000 study awaiting completion and asserts farmers already face low purchasing power as 1.25 million leave farming. The piece questions shifting the burden to farmers via parcel post and fourth class rates. It notes postal wages are high but may be adjusted, urging Congress to consider broader impacts before acting.
Old Orioles stars linger after season to debate a play
In Baltimore era recollections Gleason McGraw Jennings and others stayed after the final exhibition to debate a disputed play. Each man received his check and transport home, then the group dined together and argued, choosing to remain until the next day to try out the disputed play on the field.
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Gleason, McGraw
Jennings
Baltimore Oriole
Stengel Names Hard-Hitting Pitchers In Banter
Hall of Fame selector and comic figure Casey Stengel proclaims Luque of Cincinnati and Weinert of Philadelphia as the hardest hitting pitchers in baseball. He recalls past exchanges with both men and teases about their punch lines in a witty exchange about pitchers who can swing with power.
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Ivery
Casey Stengel
Nicky Altrock
Stengel
Philadelphia
Plaid Fabrics Inspire Summer Fashion Models
Garment makers unveil a range of plaid inspired fabrics in light wool and satin blends. A white pique collar and plain colored banda finish the model, signaling a breezy summer collection with bold plaid themes dominating the run.
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Waldsa
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Aubimons
Thos, W. O'Donnell
Inc
Davis
Calder Bros
Vernal, Utah
1Uzu
American Doughboy Studios
Atlanta
Americus
Pennock
Sion
Ih Ig
Service
Stanley Rule & Level CO
Stanley Tools
Rachett
Vernal Lumber Company
Underwood, Oliver and
Remington Typewriter
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
T. W. O'Donnell
Fittas State Bank
Mudcoag Vernat, Utail
Wallace Caldifk
Ulutah State
UTAIL
Robert H. Wallis
Bide
Wasatch
Salt Lake City
Vernal Electric CO
A. B.C
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