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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
7
A short guide by A Neely Hen describes practical desk gifts fitting for a boy. It suggests a calendar board and pen rack as a top choice and notes how such items require little time to assemble, urging readers to consult a carpenter if needed for patterns and construction details.
A fragmented page outlines construction steps for a postcard rack and calendar board, including peg bases, notched joints, sanding, staining, and wax. It also contains public notices from the U S Land Office in Vernal Utah about land entries, stock delinquencies, and water rights with names, dates, locations, and amounts.
Instructions describe assembling a base board with end pieces and brackets, using blue screws and glue. It covers attaching wax, felt, and glue to the underside at each corner, and references a 9 inch base and a frame built from an 8 inch board.
The instructions describe trimming and shaping halter side strips, mounting four screws, assembling a base and top frame, and attaching side strips to the frame. Paint the wood with two coats of white enamel for a finished look.
The annual meeting of stockholders to elect officers and present the Secretary Treasurer’s report will be held at the Uintah Abstract Company offices in Vernal Utah on December 5th 1919 at 1:00 p.m. Adelbert Colton signs this notice.
Department of the Interior land office at Vernal Utah announces Joseph Wilolmes of Vernal Utah filed intent to prove up on his 1914 homestead entry No 6366 for the southwest and northeast quarters of section 24 township 6 south range 21 east Salt Lake Meridian. The final proof is set before the register and receiver at Vernal on December 16 1919 with witnesses Charles Slaugh Curtis Atwood Shoman Robbing and Benjamin Slaugh all of Vernal Utah.
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah November 4 1919 notice that Leonard Atwood of Vernal Utah filed for claim balance for homestead record No 05441 in Section 4 Township 6 South Range 21 East Salt Lake County. The filing includes three year proof to be made before the Register and Receiver US Land Office Vernal on December 15 1919 names witnesses Joseph E Jenkins George Thomas Legan Hamaker Jessie Hamaker all residents of Vernal Utah.
There have been two dead horses left on the public highway one near Sand Hidge and one on Lapping road. A grey forge weight about 1460 pounds branded triangle with vertical bar. A buckskin weight about 1300 pounds. Arrangements to move and pay costs must be made at once or they will be arrested and prosecuted. Sheriff of Uintah County Richardson 14T-2b.
Land Office at Vernal Utah announces Isage A Jones of Vernal has filed an Application to Purchase for land described in Coal Declaratory Statement and Lots 1 Sec 14, 18 Township 4 South Range 21 East Salt Lake Meridian. Objections or affidavits of protest must be filed within thirty days after first publication.
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