Water rights filings and tax sale notice Uintah County Utah
Applications filed with the State Engineer to appropriate and store water in Uintah County from SLB& M sources for irrigation and fish culture across multiple parcels and years, detailing locations, impounding dam heights, reservoir capacities, and areas inundated. Notices also announce a May 1 1949 tax sale and auction date with parcels listed and bid conditions.
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Uintah County
Utah
SLB& M
Vern Sheffer
Rand Irtt
Red Wash
RIVE
WMSEM
TSS
RZE
Usb&m
J. Ferron Hacking
Vernol
Pot Creek
TIS
Francis Feltch
Vernal
Suse
EYNE
Newsem
M. Clark Feltch
Daggett County
S. Cor
Jack C. Turner
SEM
Nemswu
SWANW
Nianem
Area Rent Director Explains New Law
The Bureau of Land Management notes an exchange proposal by Ralph Chew of Jonsen Utah under the Taylor Grazing Act. The Utah and Colorado properties involve multiple sections and townships. Also outlined are new rent control rules, registration deadlines, and compliance steps for landlords in Price and Vernal Utah.
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Interior
Bureau of Land Management
District Land Office
Denver
Colorado
Ralph Chew
Jonsen
Utah
P.M
Eslm
Eudochia Bell Smith
Duchesne
Uintah County
Fred E. Ray
Price
Ironing Hint Starching Claims Cleaner Garments
A vintage style tip says starching garments helps dresses skirts shirts and blouses stay cleaner longer shed dirt and dust more easily and keep a crisper look. The advice suggests starching halves the ironing effort by maintaining fabric in better condition.
Vernal City plans sewer improvement and assessment action
The City Council of Vernal Utah intends to construct a 6 inch sanitary sewer from a point near Section 22 to West Street, with work to be completed per plans on file. Costs totaling about 2500 dollars will be funded by a special tax assessed across benefitted parcels, in five equal annual installments with interest. Protests must be written and filed by May 17 1949, with the council to hear them May 18 1949. Bruce Watkins, City Recorder.
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Shs
Neuse
Otia J. Hortons
RFD
Roosevelt
NE Cor
TIS, Rie
Usb&m
Equity Oi! Company
Utah
Salt Lake City
SW Cor
State Capitol
Supreme Court of Utah
Vernal
Cen. SE
S. R
Nicholds & Donaldson
Moffatt
Louis Clarence Betts
Beg
Swi
S.A
Board of Co Commissioners
Charles T. Pope
S.L.M
West Street
Vernal City
City Recorder
Bruce Watkins
Uintah Round-Up Music Front Chronicle Entry
Local radio listings show an eclectic mix of programs including Old Chisholm Trail designs in Melody, Hawaiian Harmonies, Jimmie Allen Mailman Matinee, and Sleepy Joe Personality Parade. Featured are Road Reports, Dance Parade, Bing Crosby segments, and a Veterans News update from Rep. EJAM.
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Uintah
Chisholm
Ranch Boys
Mailmans
Jimmie Allen
Mailman
Super Melodies
Bing Crosby
Kjam Concert Hall
Hayloft
Bing Crosby Veterans News
Rep
Ejam
Hit Parade News
Melodic Moods
Club News
Sleepy Joe
Kate Smith
Modern Mood News
Fred Feibel
Kjam
Afaylott
Ota
Ranch Boys Latin Templos
Mallmans
Delta Rhythm Boys
Jesse Crawford
Vernal Express
Haylett
Uintah Roundup
Makaneey
Old
Modern Mood
al Goodman
Crosby
JSAM
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U. 8, Department OF the
Room 8
City Hall
Hotel Vernal
Joy Wright Mancock
Waves
Jocelyn Woolloombea
Wrens
Asl
Wren
Queen Anne's Mansion
London
Uintah Brand
Uintah Packing CO
LaHell Anderson, Mgr
Elk 1
Merkley
Main Street
Claude
Conoco Service
Vorm
Conoco
Uintah Basin
Guy Lombardo Duchesne
Melody Matt Little Show
Moments of
Sammy Kaye
Duchesne Salute Road Reports
Carmen Cavalier
John Gart
Trio
Melody Mart
Little Show
Swap Shop
Eddy Arnold
News Ranch
Ejam Radio
the Islanders
Social Security News Little Show
Casa Loma
Rhythm Pleasure Parade
Rhythm Caravan
Devon
Tho
Devo
Guy Lombardo
Thrift Corner
Ray Bloch
Parade
Radio
Kids Bible Cl
Kids Bible Melody Mart
Parade News
Market Report
Tex Ross
Nat Brandwynne
Jerry Sears
Harry Horlick
David Rose
Lyn Murray
We Hall
Jimmy Wakely
Rhythm and Reason
Church of the Afl
Wilson Ames
Dick’s Conoco Service
West Main
Vernal, Utah
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