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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
7
Department of the Interior notices official surveys of townships 14 and 15 south range 25 west at Vernal Utah. Land may be entered by preference right claimants filing within specified periods June 4 1921 and August 6 1921.
State Engineer office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice that R S Collett of Salt Lake City has applied to appropriate five cubic feet per second of water from Willow Creek Uintah County for mining milling and culinary use. Water to be diverted from a point 1426 feet west of section 15 township 13 south range 21 east and conveyed 65000 feet via pipeline with yearly use from Jan 1 to Dec 31. Protests due within 30 days after publication with a $2500 fee. Publication dates April 29 to May 27 1921.
State of Utah has filed application 08782 to select indemnity lands in range 20 and 19 containing multiple sections and lots. Public protest or adverse claims must be filed in 30 days from first publication. First published May 15 1921. last publication June 10 1921. Albert F. Young, Register.
Amelia Kunkel sues Jacob G. Kunkel in Fourth Judicial District Utah Uintah County to dissolve their marriage. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served locally or thirty days if served elsewhere. Attorney L. N. Meredith, Vernal Utah, Postoffice Box 327, 1751.
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah issues notice that Edwin L Longhurst of Vernal Utah filed intention to make final proof to establish a homestead claim for N E 1/4 of Section 17 Township 108 Range 24 E 6th principal meridian before the Register at Vernal Utah on the Sunday of June 1921. Witnesses Gerald Hunting Jesse Richins Ear cen T Cortess all of Vernal. First published May 66 1921. Last publication June 3 1921.
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah office announces that Gerald Hunting of Vernal filed intent to make final proof to claim land described as E1/2 NW1/4 and NE1/4 of Sec 17 T108 R24E 8th Principal Meridian. The hearing is set for June 10, 1921 before the Vernal Land Office Register. Witnesses: Edwin J. Longhurst E T Corless Earl Hunting Jesse Richins. Published May 6 1921.
Department of the Interior announces land office actions at Vernal Utah dated April 19 1921 including official notices of land entry filings and registrations affecting local parcels and public lands managed by the U S government.
Albert A Haws of Vernal Utah has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his Deseret Land Entry claim No 06304 for the SE N W A and other fractions in section 10 township 5 south range 21 east Salt Lake meridian before the Vernal U S Land Office on May 23 1921. Witnesses John Eaton Lewis Hodgkinson Louis Haws John Hodgkinson all of Vernal Utah. First publication April 22 1921. Last publication May 20 1921.
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City announces R. Caldwell seeks water for mining milling and culinary use from a point 1425 feet from the southeast corner of section 15 township 12 south range 21 east. Water conveyed 49156 feet via pipeline for 1922 year and unused water returns to stream 1640 feet east from southwest corner of section 19. Public affidavit due within 30 days after publication with $250 fee. Completion date May 27, 1921.
Francis Young of Moab Utah filed intention to make final proof by purchase under the 1915 act for a deseret land entry in N E 1 4 Sec 1 Township 8 South Range 20 East SL B & Meridian before the Vernal Utah Land Office on July 11 1921. Witnesses Julius Jackson George E Young Hyrum Domorgard Jerry Murray of Fort Duchesne Utah. Register Albert Halen. First published May 20 1921. Publication June 17 1921.
State Engineer's Office Salt Lake issues notice for water law comply Hill Creek Uintah area. Five cubic feet per second for mining milling and culinary uses at a described point in section township and range. Unused water to return to natural channel 600 feet east of section 19 corner. Application No 8729 filed with $2.50 fee. First published Apr 29 1921 concluding May 2 1921.
Uintah Telephone Company seeks bids for furnishing 17b Lodge Pole Pine poles 20 ft long 6 in tip and 176 Cedar Posts .8 ft long 4 in, with holes between Bishop Taylor’s Residence in Lehi? and Leeton Store. Also for digging 17.3 ft holes and setting posts. Completion within 30 days. Bids may cover any part. company may accept or reject all bids. Write bids to Lynn Strong or J. K. Bullock. 20-tf
A Utah committee from the Utah State Horticulture Society proposed a standard grade and pack schedule for apples to the state agricultural commission as the first step toward cooperative fruit marketing. The plan, to be extended later to other fruits, emerged from a May 6 meeting of the fruit committee of the Utah State Farm Bureau.
At a Chicago conference attended by all fruit growing states, President J K R Stoward of the American Farm Bureau Federation will name a twenty-one member committee to address fruit marketing. James N Kirkham, representing Utah, urged Utah fruit growers to form a cooperative marketing association, potentially affiliating with a national body. A public meeting in June will consider the proposal.
East Lake City May 16 Utah reports 22 of 29 counties have farm bureau organizations in the first quarter ending April 30 with seven counties without bureaus. Two of those seven show preliminary steps toward organization, aiming for 83 percent nationwide efficiency. Texas reportedly has 100 counties organized. Arkansas 20, Alabama ready to affiliate. National membership nears two million with Mississippi and Alabama not affiliated.
The Great Salt Lake Council in Salt Lake City selects speakers for the week starting June 13. Schedule includes board meetings Monday at 2 PM and 8 PM, committee and chairmen sessions Tuesday forenoon, a joint board and state presidents meeting in the afternoon, and an opening session Tuesday evening.
Delinquent stock notices issued for Burns Beach Irrigation Company in Jensen Utah. An assessment of five dollars per share levied April 8 1921. Shares delinquent will be sold at public auction June 18 1921 at 4 PM at the Jensen Post Office front door to cover delinquent assessments advertising costs and sale expense. 2021 H J Chatwin Secretary.
A fragment quotes a resident praising the place with reviews of rooms table and gossip, reflecting a light social remark about a new boarding house and its atmosphere.
Federation president Mrs Thomas G Winter will address club women on Citizenship on Polli ticians with a reception by state and club officials. June 15 is Presidential Day followed by a principal address by Mrs Percy V Pennybacker on Every Club a Training Camp for Citizenship.
East Lake City May report says American Farm Bureau requests help to enact the Truth In Fabric bill. Rep Burton J.L. French of Idaho has again introduced the measure in Congress to curb deceit and unfair prices from unrevealed wool substitutes in fabrics and products claiming wool content.
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