Delinquent Notice of Stock Assessments Ouray Valley Irrigation
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company Vernal Utah announces delinquent stock for assessment No 37 at six dollars per share. Stockholders listed with certificate numbers and amounts owe the delinquent assessments plus costs. Public auction to sell shares on May 22 1924 at 2 p m at Uintah Brake office Vernal to cover amounts owed. Secretary N J Hansen signed May 3 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Vernal
Utah
No. Sha Art
Ashworth
W. Ray
Akeland
Lester EK
Hird
R. Leo
Yird
Brough
Thomas
Cloward
Bradley
Cooper, Fleming
Epperson
L. T
Seve Cone
Golsdorf
Emily
Hanson
Dr. O. K
Hal Chauncey E
Jackson
Victor
Kimbal, Ray
McKowen
Burns
Smith
J. Winter
Watkins
Pauli
Wilkins
George E
Young
George Eye
Sarek
Winder
E. J
Alleed
D. W
Burgi
David
Musser
Fred
Lloyd
Elvindan
Varnal
Bankruptcy notices and rail expansion announce in Utah and Colorado
The document reports a bankruptcy adjudication for William Newton and J. Newton, Newton Brothers of Vernal Utah, with a creditors meeting set May 16, 1924, before Referee J. T. McConnell. It also promotes reduced roundtrip tickets to the Pacific Coast via Denver and Rio Grande Western, with seasonal sale dates May 15 to Sept 30 and May 22 to Sept 30 for eastern destinations, plus a new Daylight Panoramic Special train from Salt Lake City to Denver starting June 1.
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District Court OF the United States
District OF Utah
William Newton
Newton, Partners
I. Newton
Newton Brothers
Varnal
Utah
Anld
J. T. McConnell
Vernal
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Rockies
Ogden
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Royal Gorge
Hanging Bridge
Rio Grande
Monthly Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Uintah County
Uintah county farm bureau held its monthly meeting last Saturday with strong participation from Western division factions. Eastern division was sparsely represented due to widespread illness in several wards. The event featured excellent guidance from John T. Caine III.
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Farm Bureau
Uintah County Farm Bureau
John T. Caine Ili
Uintah County to Purchase Land in Vernal Utah
The Uintah County Board of County Commissioners proposes to buy land from May Ruple for 300 dollars. A meeting to complete the purchase is set for June 6 1924 in Vernal Utah with Clerk Wilson Murray attesting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Uintah County
State of
Utah
Swesex
Vernal
Wilson Murray
Notice to Contractors for Utah school buildings 1924
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received until 11 00 A M May 27 1924 for materials and labor to construct a high school building at Vernal Utah a four room school at Ouray Valley Uintah County and a four room school at Tridell Uintah County. Separate bids may be received for plumbing on the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Utah
Ouray Valley
Ulatah County
Tridell
Usatah County
Bid Notice for Unitah School District Projects at Vernal Utah
The Board of Education for the Unitah School District invites bids for school building projects. Plans and specifications are available for inspection at the Board office in Vernal or at Popa & Burton, Architects, Salt Lake City. Deposits and bid bonds are required. five to six percent bonds and certified checks must accompany bids. forfeiture and contract signing timelines apply.
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Board
Vernol
Utah
Popa & Burton
Ars
cBhoda
Newhouse
Bast Lake City
Surety Company
Office of
The
Architects
Ighntet
Vornal
Board OF Education
Unitas
A. G. Goodrich
Clark
Mothers' Day Program Draws Large Local Crowd
A large crowd enjoyed an excellent Mothers Day program by the Mutual. Visitors included Mrs Gertrude Johnson of Hiawatha Utah visiting relatives. Local residents and families attended, with news of sheep shearing trips to Diamond Mountain and farm movements among Glines and Fletcher families. The church was beautifully decorated and many in the community were mentioned visiting relatives and returning home Sunday.
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Mutual
Gertrude Johnson
Hiawantha
Utah
D. O. Jacobs
James Winn
Albert McCurdy
Ashearlng
Tuesda
Edward Hoeft
Verdon Johnson
Diamond ‘Mountain
Robert McCurdy
Roosevelt
William Pearce, Sr
Alva Alexander
Roosevelt and
Lapoint
Pearl Galloway
Mra
Sherman Luck
Dezzie Galley
John Glines
Diamond Mountain
Martin Fletcher
la Ppoint
Delta Duke
Sunnyside
Alnca
GeneralRogs
Erma Fletcher
Salt Lake City
Vernal Pearce
George Wardle
George Miller
Wyoming
Pearce
W. L. Fletcher
Dan Roberts
Watson
Harry Conner
Gimes
Bishop TE. A. Cramer
Emily Batty
Mable Hislop
Glines
James Ho
Sunday School Program Impresses Local Crowd
Mrs Clyde Jarrell of Lapoint traveled to Vernal for medical aid for her baby who is reported fit. Mrs Lydia Jenkins and children from Roosevelt brought a picnic to surprise their mother. Florence Gregory returned from Watson after visiting her brother. Albert McCurdy injured his hand badly while cranking his car.
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Clyde Jarrell
Lapoint
Vernal
Sha
Gerald
Bob Jarrall
L. C. Dukes
A. B. Thomas
Thomas
Lydia Jenkins
Roosevelt
John Abplanalp, Jr
Florence Gregory
Watson
Albert McCurdy
Naples Utah Families Visit for Mothers Day and Local Events
Naples area residents share Mothers Day visits with kin in Hiawatha Maeser and Duchesne while detours note ongoing house changes and a fire loss. Local society plans a Dinosaur trip. water issues disrupt spring work as families recount travel, blessings, and community activities in Naples and surrounding towns.
Mountain Dell Roads Passable to Lapoint via Pine Ridge
Residents report a workable road from Lapoint up Deep Creek over the old Pine Ridge route to Dullt. Water is abundant in the newly ditched irrigation systems, and farmers expect the supply to last only a short time. Local families travel between Maeser DaVista and Deep Creek areas, with crop work ongoing and community visits noted.
Tridell News Highlights Local Activities and Visits
John L. McConkie and Joseph P. Hacking, missionaries from Vernal, spoke at Sacrament meeting. Levi Kitchen bought a new Chevrolet touring car and treated friends to a Sunday ride. Two Junior girl clubs organized under Mrs. Margaret A. Bartlett with officers named. Ethel Christensen leads Sewing Club. Derrica Bartlett serves as secretary. Viva Goodrich leads Canning Club with Grace Morrill as vice president. County Agent E. Peterson visited Tridell for Boys Club work. Reed Morrill plans a boys meeting after. Constant Darling returned from Magna to run his mother’s farm. Sunday school exercises held. Mrs. Lucy Ann Neboker visiting. Merely Jones, a local merchant, ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larson and family spent Sunday at Roosevelt.
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John L. McConkie
Joseph P. Hacking
Vernal
Sacrament
Levi Hitchen
Kitchen
Margaret A. Bartlett
Woman's Farm Bureau
Ethel Christensen
Mae Watt
Derrica Bartlett
Canning Club
Lucy Ann Neboker
Tridell
Merely Jones
Joseph Larson
Roosevelt
LAPOINT Mothers Day Program and Local Moves
Mothers day events were held Sunday with a good program. Mr and Mrs Alexander of Vernal visited Roosevelt and local friends then returned home Tuesday. J W Juatica resumed mine work after a week at home Monday. Mrs C B Dartler and Mrs George Certlet visited in town Tuesday. Miss Marjorie Peterson now of Salt Lake City married Mr Parker on April 7 1924. Henry Lee and family moved to Deep Creek ranch on Thursday. Many people are sick with colds and influenza.
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Lindsay
Rupert
Hiawatha
Utah
Jeana
Bir
William Richardson
Ed Daks
Maesor
Walter Richardson
Vernal
George J. Goodrich
Harper
Vilata Jonson
Duchesne
Arthur Harrison
Harriet M. Goodrich
Vilata Jonsen
John Palmer
Palmer
Alfred Powell
Logan
Violet
David Moosman
Laura Goodrich
Maeser
Will Thomas, Jr
Naples
Cris Powell
Sidney Goodrich
Fred Bingham
A. N. Lyman
Tridell
Lapoint
Deep Creek
Pine Ridge
Wallace Caldwell
Arch Allen
Ernest Caldwell
Rachel Atwood
Davia Ward
Harold Flul- Monger
George Goodrich
Stella Richards
Jennie Lewis
Steve
Alton Yeck
John Hacking
Fred Anderson
Chell Hall
Lyman Hall
Josh Hall
J. 2
B. Blankenship
Salt Lake City
George Massey
Ike
Alexander
Roosevelt
J. W. Juatica
C. B. Dartler
George Certlet
Tuesay
Marjorie Peterson
Parker
Henry Lee
Sete Ranch
Thurs- BY
Frontier Courtroom Tales of Simplified Justice
A frontier Illinois court session is described where judges and jurors operated with simple, direct procedures. Tales recount a sheriff calling court from a cabin, a juror deadlock solved by interpreting the law, and a hanging sentence arranged with a date that avoids Sunday. The judges blend humor and blunt legality in a rustic justice setting.
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Middle West
Sohn Steynolds
Illinois
John
Green
Indian Creek
Mr. Green
Clerk
Secret Site of Peg Leg Smiths Gold Mine
Adventure Magazine recounts the tale of Peg Leg Smith and a companion who trek west from a (then) military post on the Colorado River. They discover gold fragments in a barren desert, amass nuggets, but perish from thirst and hardship while attempting to return. Smith survives briefly and tells the doctor of the discovery, handing over the remaining nuggets before dying.
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Peg Leg Smith
Suit
Yume
Colorag River
California
South
Smith
Sisters of Mercy Hospital
Los Angeles
Bett
Adventure Magazine
Early Christians Hid in Catacombs of Rome
The Detroit News describes Rome’s catacombs as maze like galleries eight feet high five feet wide with loculi built into walls. Graves used slabs with inscriptions or symbols and frescoes depicted Christian faith. Persecution era saw Christians seek refuge and perform rites underground where burial sites enjoyed legal protection.
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Rome
Detroit News
Whole Wheat and Graham Flour Are Identical
In 1889 Dr Graham led a campaign for unbolted whole wheat and lent his name to the product. Graham flour and whole wheat are the same, both ground from the whole wheat berry after cleaning. Variations may arise from wheat variety or grind fineness, but they share bran and vitamins making wheat an valuable food.
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Graham
Temperature limits proposed by New York commission
A state commission in New York studying ventilation states indoor temperatures above 67 degrees harm health and efficiency. Reports note that raising from 68 to 75 degrees cut work output by 15 percent with a bonus incentive, and increasing from 69 to 86 degrees at 80 percent humidity reduced performance by 28 percent despite bonuses.
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New York
He Got Even in a Teasing Exchange at Amesx
In a witty exchange quoted by the Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph, Mr Biggs and others discuss speech impediments and idiosyncrasies. A character jokes about stammering and tea stirring with the right hand, highlighting quirky habits in a humorous social vignette.
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Biggs
Werwell
Hittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Weary Walker Declares Honor Bound Over Soap Testimonial
In a comic exchange from Padrson's Weekly in London, a weary walker insists he is bound by honor after writing a testimonial for a soap maker who promised exclusive use, explaining he stopped using it years ago when tint Orn failed.
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Walker
Padrson's Weekly
London
Wall Street Coffee Center and the Coffee Trade in New York
The Detroit News notes Wall Street as a global symbol of high finance yet historically linked to coffee. The lower East River area, especially southward, houses coffee merchants and warehouses. William H. Akers’s About Coffee, 400k edition in Tea and Coffee Trade Journal, highlights the coffee trade’s U.S. history centered in this small influential district.
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Wall Street
East River
Wiliam HH. Akers
Tea and Coffee Trade Journal
United States
Detroit News
Wood Duck Leads in Beauty and Migration Range
The Detroit News notes the wood duck surpasses all in beauty and color variety. It favors warm weather and migrates south before other ducks. The female uses abandoned nests or hollow trees near water and often returns to the same nest yearly. Ducklings jump to water when ready, and the mother may carry them if the nest is far from water.
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America
Southland
Detroit News
Worm turns as back itching may drive motive
A curious line suggests that irritation on the back could prompt turning of the worm. The quip hints at a shifting motive or perspective, implying discomfort may influence actions.
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N. J. Hansen
Mountain Dell
Elmo Scott Watson
Roshes
Ted
Lalands
FJ Chanay & Ca
Toledo
U. W. Cdonnell
Ulntah State Bank
Tulalug
Chas Demoisy
Wallace Calder
Moom
Uintah State Hank
Robert HH. Wallie
Blac
Wasatch
Salt Lakh City
Leon
Christensin
James McNaughton
Phono
Ag Studio
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