Delinquent Notice for Ouray Valley Irrigation Co
Delinquent notice published for Ouray Valley Irrigation Company at 19-21 Ouray Place. N H Hansen serves as secretary.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
6
Delinquent notice published for Ouray Valley Irrigation Company at 19-21 Ouray Place. N H Hansen serves as secretary.
Department of the Interior notices Howard Stevens of Randlett Utah filed for final three year proof to establish his claim on Lots 1 2 and E% NW Section 19 Township 7 South Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian before the Vernal Utah land office on June 13 1924. Witnesses are JFP Johnson Moses Moore Charles M Larnon Lawrence C Wall all of Randlett Utah. Register Albert Halen. First published May 9 1924 last published June 6 1924.
Ashley's young patient Ashley continues to recover from pneumonia while the Ashley school team, under principal John Stage, clinches the valley championship with a 7 to 6 victory over Ashleysward and Naples ward. Community updates include talks on club work, a wedding reception for Alvin J Weeks and Elizabeth Ingles, and various local visits and movements.
Fort Duchesne sees a new district farmer arrive from Fort Lapaway Idaho to replace H C Smith. A girls club forms with ten members and aims to begin work immediately. Mrs Campbell Litster leads with Mr Louis Nace and family visiting Idaho. Telephony poles work between Randlett and Ouray proceeds under Wallace Stark’s supervision. Fort folks attend Vernal stock show and carnival with John T Calna III present. Rev William Howes leads Sunday services helped by Edward Wynskett. Supt F A Gross visits Trabtona on business. Ladies Literary Society organizes with officers and plans study of American authors, Longfellow and Whittier featured. John Greenleaf Whittier to follow. James Dickson improves in Salt Lake hospital. his mother stays with him. O O P Grande plans to stay for a third year after failed sale of interests. F O Lundberg and Fred Chandler attend farm bureau meeting at Vernal. Ina Gardner remains ill and out of school. Mr Ford and J H Brett report father’s illness and improved condition.
Family obituaries and community items from Tona pah Utah region include the death of Mrs. George Hislop from inflammatory rheumatism after flu, a May 14 welcome for Mary Ashby and Byron Collett, and reports of visitors and travel among local families.
Lorna Anderson is very ill with pneumonia. Bertha Lyons underwent adenoid and tonsil removal after a prolonged sore throat. The Gardiner child recovered from pneumonia and measles. Outbuildings at Robert Allred’s burned last Friday. valuables and laundry lost. youngest son hidden in yard during the blaze. Iverson and Olsen returned from Salem Utah after funeral of Mrs Julia Iverson. Ethel Williams remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Rays twin in critical condition with prior lung taps. ribs removed for drainage. Mark Cook found a grey horse dead near his corral. Delroy Goodrich ill with measles. Porter Morrell home ill with flu. Eskel and Clara Johnson mentioned.
An advertisement explains nasal catarrh as a cold attack and notes frequent colds stem from a run down condition. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine offers an local ointment and systemic tonic described to act quickly on nasal tissues and strengthen the body to resist colds. Sold by Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio for over 40 years.
A cousin arrived from Santaquin Utah on Monday night and is visiting at the home of J W Olson. Miss Johnson is a niece of Mr Olson.
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