Permits Issued for Oil and Minerals in Uintah and Daggett Counties
Twenty six applications granted by the state board of oil and mineral commissioners include Uintah county cases for oil and gas and related products. Names listed include R. S Collett Harold I Price Leroy A Wilson J Tracey Wootton W C Hinterman Serena B Tuttle Anna M Porter and others with parcels ranging from 0 to 16998 acres in Uintah and Daggett counties. Royalties and acreage vary with each prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tin Commissioners
Utintah
R. S Collett
Tenth Avenue
Salt Lake
Uintah County
Harold I. Price
Linden Avenue
Daggett County
Leroy A Wilson
Walker Bank
H. L Nelson
Third Avenue
Leroy A. Wilson
Third Ave
Nue
Uintah Acres
A. M. East
J. ‘Tracey Wootton
Boston Building
Township
Cc Hinterman
Cc. Alexander
CG. Alexander
Newhouse
Township 14
Range
Serena B. Tuttle
McCornick
Anna M. Porter
Judge
Ne Americanization and Immigrant Gifts in America
Mrs Percy V. Pennybacker notes Americans err by expecting nothing from immigrants. She recounts a wartime New York visit to Armenian and Syriac families, praising immigrant gifts such as craft, beauty, and music. A Minnesota guest admires Liberty, while a Lebanese girl’s child recalls waving ships leaving for the flag.
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America
New York
Y. W Cc
Cedars
Mt Lebanon
Thera
Minnesota
New ‘York
Liberty
Mt. Lebanon
Mystery of the Seafaring Daughters and Departures
A fragment discusses signals and farewells as two young girls wave goodbye in an early June morning. It mentions a family arriving with gifts, hinting at a farewell scene aboard a great gray transport. The tone suggests a reflective, narrative moment within a larger story.
Near East Relief to Buy Eight Thousand Dollars Flour in Utah
UtahNear East Relief gains authority to purchase 8000 dollars worth of white flour for shipment to Asia Minor and the Caucasus. John C. Cutler reports transfer from E G Miller while John D. Spencer notes immediate steps. Salt Lake Commercial club to aid distribution to Utah mills. Utah products like peas and canned milk to be sent to national officers. Convicts in olive drab uniforms prompt protest by Thomas N Swale and Legion leaders. War Risk Insurance and Vocational Education staff join in. State officials cite cost and uniform concerns. alternative uniforms anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Near East
Asia Minor
Caucasus
John C. Cutler
Utah Organization
E. G. Miller
New York City
John D. Spencer
Salt Lake
United States Service
Monroe State Reformatory
Monroe
Wash
Thomas N. Swale
Washington Department of the American Legion
Legionhatres
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Legion
Geology vs Experience in Promoters Tricks Exposed
A pamphlet selling a 10 cent publication by Ralph E. Pearson a Houston Oil Field Inspector. It presents clashes between geology and seasoned experience detailing wells labeled wildcat wells 111 and referencing Gusberg. The item notes the pamphlet’s existence and price with address for contact or purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Pearson
Lardendon Building
Houston
Texas
Advantage of delaying price drops in fashion markets
The author argues that maintaining slightly higher prices preserves value and lets consumers wear last summer's attire without it seeming bargain-bin cheap. The point emphasizes perceived quality and restraint in discounting.
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Bush Terminal
New York
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Vernal Express
Chambray
Braj
Mer
Polly Prim
Roberts Johnson & Rand
Chameis
Uintah State Bank
Percy V. Pennybacker
Presiden General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Near East Relief
Ducle
Jchnis Vos
Wildcat" Wells 111
Gusberg