Notices to Creditors Estata of William Chicas
Estate of William Chicas aged. creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at his Vernal Utah office in the Uintah State Bank Building on or before July 24, 1919. Don B Colton is the administrator.
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Aotice
Creditore
Uintah State Bank
Vernal
Utah
Notics
William Chicas
Creditara
Understaad
Vernal Utah
Don B Colton
Redemption of Vernal City Bonds in Utah
Notice states that 12500.00 has been set aside in the sinking fund for Vernal City Water Works Bonds Series of June 1 1909 Nos 1 to 26 and that these bonds dated June 1 1909 will be paid and discharged on the first day of June 1919 by order of the City Council Mabel Hacking city treasurer Vernal City Utah
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Vernal City
Utah
Public Notice of Homestead Claim in Vernal Utah 1919
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah notices Burnett Blackburn of Vernal made a homestead entry in 1915 for land in section 15 township 63 range 619 east Salt Lake Meridian. He will submit three year proof before the Vernal Utah land office registrar and receiver on June 23 1919. Witnesses listed are Tiiis H Caldwell Joel R Warner Jeza Caldwell and Moroni Gerber all from Lapoint Utah.
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Deartment of the Interior
Vernal
Utah
Burnett Blackburn
Salt Lake Meridian
U & Land Office
Verna Utah
Thames
Itiiis H Caldwell
Joel R Warner
Jeza Caldwell
Moroni Gerber
German Cooties Mud and Rats on Battle Fronts
Frank W Ryan of MCA describes cooties mud and rats as the four most obnoxious things faced by American troops in Europe. He recalls birds escaping artillery, rats and stray dogs feeding on waste, and animals vanishing when gas alarms sounded as soldiers adjusted masks.
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Cermans
Frank W Ryan
MCA
91St
Argonneau
Ryan
Rata
Cate
Hature
Be a Booster Patronize Home Industries
A compact exhortation to support local enterprises and print shop, urging residents to promote their town and its institutions. It argues personal and community gain from local patronage and defines a day’s work variably by occupation, noting diverse efforts from bricklayers to newspaper workers.
Notice of Public Sale and Final Proof in Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior Land Office in Vernal Utah publishes notice that William Witbeck heir of John I Witbeck has filed intention to make final proof on land described in a homestead entry. The proof is to be made before the register and receiver June 27 1915. Witnesses named are Thomas W O'Donnell James O'Neill Edgar A Manker and Nicholas J Meagher all of Vernal Utah.
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Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Vernal
Utah
William Witbeck
John I Witbeck
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
A & Land Office
Thomas W O’donnell
James O'Neill
Edgar A Manker
Nicholas J. Meagher
Peter Fanbon
Estray Animals in Dry Gulch Precinct to be Sold
In Uintah County Dry Gulch precinct the owner reports three estray animals including a brown yearling mare colt with a missing front foot and white hind foot branded J on the left thigh a black yearling horse colt branded U on the left shoulder and a sorrel mare seven to eight years old branded JCC on the right thigh with stocking feet and a stripe in the face. The animals will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the owner's Dry Gulch residence on Monday June 2 1915 at 10:00 AM.
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State of
Utah
Uintah
South Ashley
Stm Moss
J Ce Duke
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Koveralls
Panamas
Ashley Co-Op
Wrigleys
Funle
DIDS
Board of Education
Fivercont
Moffat
Hilda
Board of Education Office
A G Goodrich
Peter Hanson
Reglater
Ray
Labrum
Stewart, Alexander & Waddoupfs
Price, Utah
Charles Demoisy
Vernal, Utah
Wallace Calder
Uintah State Bank Building
Uta
Uintah State Tank Building
Ennis
Lapoint Mercantile Co
Salt Lake
Maeser
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