Notice of final proof for Vernal homestead entry
Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah September 18 1935 notice that J Clive Davis of Vernal Utah holder of stock raising homestead entry No 48158 for sections 21 22 27 28 township 26 range 24 east willows make final proof to establish claim before Leon P Christensen Notary Vernal Utah on December 2 1935 witness list Waldo Schanno Harold B Davis Ashley Bennion and George C Davis all of Vernal Utah Also probate notice for the estates of Quiba P Rich and Joseph E Rich with claims due by December and administrator Earl J Freeman Vernal Utah Thos F Thomas Register first publication October 24 last publication November 21 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
J Clive Davis
Vernal
Leon P Christensen
Waldo Schanno
Harold EB
Davis Ashley Bennion
George C Davis
Thomas F. Thomas
Public Notice of Land Claim and Water Right Applications
Public notice from the Department of the Interior, General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah, dated 1935 announces that Alfnd B Johnson of Vernal Utah, stockraising homestead entry made August 2 1928, seeks final proof to establish land claim in Uintah County, with witnesses Fann, Bourn, Winters, Winder. Also a Water Use Notice from State Engineer Office Utah dated November 1 1935 lists Elllen J Hunting Parker and Cora McAndrews Vernal Utah seeking to appropriate 81 sec ft water from Green River for irrigation and culinary use, with file No 11826 and posting dates through December 5 1935.
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof in Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah announces Mark A Freestone of Vernal Utah has filed to prove up his stockraising homestead entry covering SESE 12 SEASE 14 Bet 14 WYMNEM SELNWH NYSWI SWIESWIE Lot 1 Bee 14 EGE Gee 22 SWIESW Bee le NEWNEY See 28 Tap 38 RGE Lot 1 Bec 18 Tap 38 R 228. 8 LM The final proof hearing is set with Notary Public Leon P Christensen in Vernal on December 16 1935 Witnesses Searle Raymond Searle Warren Richardson and Floyd Noel all of Vernal Utah Register Nov 21 1835.
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Department of the Interior
Geneeral
Salt Lake City
Utah
Freestone
Vernal
Sease
Wymnem
Nyswi
Swieswie
Gee
Leon P Christensen
Vernal Utah
Cat E, Searle
Raymond Searle
Warren Richardson
Floyd
Noel
Thomas
Notice of final proof on stock raising homestead entry
The United States Land Office at Salt Lake City Utah gives notice that Louis Blather of Mohiland Utah, who filed stock raising homestead entry No 044660 for the swe nw sec 3 nn nw sw bee 4 neywsem wyse bee wane sewn e n bee and twp 1758 r 19e 8 lm, will present final proof to establish his claim before Leon P Christensen Notary Public at Vernal Utah on November 25 1935. Gerald Erickson and Elva Erickson of Verna Utah Albert Mlank and Gilbert Wild of Ouray Utah THOMAS F THOMAS Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Louis Blather
Mohiland
Leon P Christensen
Notary Pub Ne
Vernal
Gerald Erickson
Elva Erickson
Verna
Albert Mlank
Gilbert Wild
Ouray
Thomas F, Thomas
Register
Dragon Ces Accident Injures Two Schoolboys
Two schoolboys were injured when sledding after school on Monday. Ed Vele taskag and Richard Lee were hurt as the slides were steep and crooked and the sleds deviated from their course. Richard missed school the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Veletaskag
Richard Lee
Richard
Notice to water users in Uintah county Utah 1935
State Engineers Office Bull Lake City Utah issues notice to Mary E Harmston Roosevelt Utah who applied to appropriate 2 B T feet of water from Green River in Uintah county. Water to be pumped April 1 to November 1. Location given by bearing and reference points. Application labeled Pile No 11871. Protests in affidavit form with $100 fee due within 30 days after publication. First publication Nov 23 1935 last Dec 19 1935.
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Offce
Bull Lake City
Utah
Mary E. Harmston
Roosevelt
Green River
Uintah
State Engineers Office
Couple's Vernal Trip Marred by Bad Roads
Mr and Mrs Dorr Finicum traveled to Vernal last Saturday returning Sunday due to an unknown snowfall and encountered very bad roads on the way back.
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Dorr Finicum
Vernal
Local visitors and inspectors travel through Rangely area
Calvat made a business trip to Price this week. B Walker from Portland, a government inspector, is in the locality watching land interests. John Purkey and Molly Clements of Meeker visited. Dorothy Wix and J A McNew were in Craig and Vernal visitors joined by J A Kuhlman. Snow fell Nov 9 and 18. A Taylor the sheep inspector from Durango arrived from Grand Junction Nov 12. Several livestock growers, buyers, and Rangely school students plan a Thanksgiving program for Visiting Day on Nov 22 23.
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Calvat
B Walker
Portland
Oregon
John Purkey
Meeker
Molly Clements Meeker
Dorothy Wix
Clements
J A McNew
Craig Buily
J A
Dinosaur Diggings Camp Grows as Labor Pool Expands
Additional workers arrive at the Dinosaur Diggings camp, bringing the crew to full strength. Two groups from American Fork and Farmington, totaling seventeen plus a local recruiter, are praised as rugged and capable. Don Young and Dr Boyle coordinate eighty men, turning strangers into a unified workforce while near Vernal residents suggest nicknames like Zipper for Tony Mecurto.
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American Fork
Lakeview
Farmington
Dinosaur
Neila
Bexton
Big Nash
Vernyl
Jensen
Vernal
Zipper
Tony Mecurto
School events and community notices from Dragon area
A fragmentary school newsletter notes a surprise party after school hosted by Curtis Enggerson and a PT A meeting on Thursday planning Christmas events. Committees were appointed for decorations, treats, and the December program. Local residents Andrew Trujillo Cyrus Engterson and others are mentioned with moves and property sales in Dragon.
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Curtis Enggerson
Enggerson
PT. A
W. P. Price
Sre
Yourdon
Finicum
Martin
Grand Junction
Andrew ‘Trujillo Haseen
Dragon
Cyrus Engterson
Don
Herman
Curtis
Mr Engterson
Mr Engberson
Johnny Trujillo
Clyde Lee
Bitter Creek
Frank Brewer
Dragen
Willow Creek Visitors and Vernal Trip Roundup
Willow Creek residents and families report a steady stream of business trips and returns from Vernal. Notable entries include Roy Bartholomew and relatives, Abe Match, Art Tomlinson, Jim Luster, Golden Hatch and others, with multiple visits spans from Nov 6 to Nov 8. A birthday party for Russe and a school attendance note for Wilma at Vernal are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Vernal
Roy 3Atch
Abearch
Abe
Tomlinson
Jim Lus
Ter
Golden Hatch
Jim Luster
Luster
Wilma
Marvin Broome
Russe
WN Mazelbush
Hew truck mishap and cattle gathering notice
Marvin Froome and family are gathering cattle while Leona Richens of Vernalla visits Mr and Mrs Aba Hatch at their home. The brief item notes local social activity and a transportation incident context without additional details.
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Marvin Froome
Sona
Ba Witte
Migs Leona Richens
Vernalla
Mra Aba Hatch
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YOUNG
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Angus
Vernal Tailoring
Sadiz's
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Frank Hartle
Vintah Basin
Provo
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Sinddoway
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John
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Salt Lake
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Mark OF Merit News
Schenley’s
Kentucky
Kentucky Distillers
Ina
Breskiont
Quiba P Rich
Joseph EB. Rich
Earl J Freeman
Freeman
Thorn Hatch
Stafford Bldg
Helper
Salt Lake Cty
Alfnd B Johnson
Newyhey
Nwk
Galt Lake Meridian
Leon P. Christensen
Noctary Public
James Fann
Leonard Bourn
Joseph Winster
Edwin J Winder
Ver Ina
USCRS
Ellen J . Hunting
Margaret Parker
Cora McAndrews
Care
Esch
Humphreys
Las
Dragon Ces
Aen
Willow Creek
W. L. Withers
Delines
Ag Aoe
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Painless Withers Dental Laboratory
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Alexander Confectionery
Freight and Express
Craig
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