Notice of Land Claim for Vernal Area in Utah
Department of the Interior Salt Lake City notices Otto Norman Olsen of Vernal Utah intends to prove up a stock raising homestead entry number 610242 and Salt Lake 045780 for land in sections 23 and 22 township 2 south range 24 east. He will present witnesses John Glines Miss Daphne Cooper Owen F Johnston and Karl I Goodrich all of Vernal Utah on June 5 before Notaries Hughes and Christensen Vernal Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Salt Lake City
Utah
Otto Norman Olsen
Vernal
Uish
Salt Lake
Nwse
Feat
Salt Lake Meridian
Thughes
Christensen
Punlic
Verebo
John Glines
Mtss
Daphne Cooper
Owen FH Johnston
Karl I Goodrich
Vernal Utah
Sale of Uintah County lands by tax sale April 30 1929
Pursuant to Utah law and an order of the Uintah County Board the county will offer at public auction on May 27 1929 cash purchases of numerous described tracts in Uintah County to cover unpaid taxes interest and costs. Auction at 10 a.m. at the front door of the Uintah County Courthouse Vernal City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Board of County Commissioners
Uintah County
Wilson Murray
State of Utah
Winish County
Vernal City
Etie
Rachel
B&b PY
Mies
John Ws Jackson
ES Young
NEW
Mary Gariner
NEM
Sec
Mary Ii Mackay
Bec
Winnie M Lambert
NEY
Continental Engineering Co
John W Robbins— Ney
Geo
Minnie Dodds
BE Cor
Seo
Deg Stena Peterson
Hayden
Sten Peterson
L Peterson
Mary E Frantzen
Moffat
Charles
Wallace
Randlett
Maggie A Wallace
Wallace Jersen
Elbert
Chardler
Allle
Thomas W Odonml
Peter Mayberry
A. Winn
Nwk
Morgan
Beette
Chandler
Sey
Roe
Wilson Lehn
Dollar Dinner For Four From Bargain Pantry
A simple four person meal can be made for about a dollar using sale staples like sauerkraut juice, cabbage, corned beef, peas, celery, nuts, and mayonnaise. The recipe outlines corned beef and cabbage with a celery and pea salad, plus a fruit dessert, estimating costs for each item and totaling around 17 cents per serving analysis notes.
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Dave
Atez
Motier Knew Unn And We Woman Phrase Echoes Dialect
Fragment from Ruth McEnery Stuart era text shows a dialogue on Negro dialect usage and social interactions. A mother boastfully recalls her child’s supposed achievements amid casual questions about size and clothing, with references to race and class dynamics evident in a shop scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McEnery Stuarts
Fragmentary exchange reveals secrecy about a confidant
Clara and Rita discuss a secret, with Mae overhearing and unclear who is to be told. The dialogue shows miscommunication and insistence on not sharing the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Rita
Teacher of Astronomy Freshboy Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue features a teacher of astronomy and a Freshboy discussing stars and a telescope. The scene shifts to a dentist examining a patient with a tiny mirror, revealing a humorous miscommunication. A embarrassed patient notes a hole in her stocking as the moment ends.
The Cowboys Prayer Incomplete Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads as a devotional line about work and completion. It references a prayer, Irene, and distant remembrance of a day of work finished and deemed good, with notes about others finding you in the sifted years and tinted history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Irene
Southern Negro Minister Confronted Over Oratorical Style
A church committee confronted a Southern Negro minister known for grandiloquent sermons. They told him his preaching used big words and complex discourses were not ideal. He retorts with a sharp demand for specifics.
Rightly Named Mule Sparks Townspeople Debate
An old colored man explains naming his mule Corporation after plundering animals and papal reads. The narrative shifts to a story of a man who loves a woman with splendid hair and eyes but cannot wed her due to her distressing nose, ending with his quiet death and unfulfilled union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Prayer of Freedom and Humble Trust in the Wind
A reflective monologue seeks mercy and grace as the speaker prays to God. He asks for freedom from inner chains and for guidance to live openly and generously. The verse asks forgiveness for forgetfulness and acknowledges divine knowledge beyond family ties, ending with a longing toward a higher path.
Adler pills claim to ease stomach gas and bowel waste
An old advertorial notes a woman forced to sleep in a chair due to gas. It touts Adler pills as relief for stomach discomfort and suggests they remove old waste from the system, promising better sleep and meals. The piece cites Mrs Glenn Butler and Vernal Drug Co as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerita
Glenn Butler
Adler
Su Vernal
Notice of intent to establish mining claim in Utah
Land Office Bast Lake City Utah May 1945 notice of intention to prove up a claim before the district court clerk in Vernal Tah on June 8 Claimant names witnesses Steward White Frank Carr Irvin Dowd of Ladore Goloratg and Oladys E White of Vernal Utah SLI TAYLOR Register first published May 16 1929 date of publication June 13 1929
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U 8
Bast Lake City
Utah
Mentors Das
District Court
Vernal
Tah
Witneses Steward White
Frank Carr
Irvin Dowd
Ladore Goloratg
Oladys E White
Sli Taylor
Register
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels Patent Remedy
An advertisement promises relief from gas and nervous stomach symptoms. It touts a product in a yellow pack and claims to ease discomfort after meals. The notice highlights general improvement in digestion and energy, urging readers to buy at local drug stores.
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Charles Demoisy
J. W. Stevens
Coltharp
H. N. Roshmer
Uintah Basin
E.tel
Hoffman Way
Earl J. Freeman
Farmers Mill
Maeser
Enos Bennion Phore
Henderson
Singer
Vernal Milling Co. Vernal
Ula
Motier
Freshboy
the Cowboys
Tllogical
Sata
Uintar Abstract Company ‘Incorporated
US Land Office
State Land Office
H Biddoway
Herbert Tyzack
Siddoway
Wm H Biddoway
Geo B. Adams
Vintah Basin
Eve
Jared
Aguain
Desire Tog Entertainment
Bisa
Gaara
Mann Bros, Vernal
Nti
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