Vernal Express History Note Names Editors and Publisher
The Vernal Express founded in 1909 lists William Wallis as editor and Wames H Wallis as publisher with second class post matter status in Venus Utah per March 13 1909 postal act records.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
4
The Vernal Express founded in 1909 lists William Wallis as editor and Wames H Wallis as publisher with second class post matter status in Venus Utah per March 13 1909 postal act records.
Subscriptions offered in advance with yearly, monthly, and three month options. The notice emphasizes political independence and a strong focus on Uintair County and Utah, with credits to the State Press Association.
The Colorado Mountain Club undertook a survey of Ladore canyon in northwestern Colorado. An expedition led by Lieut Col. Carlos L Reavis W Scott and Garrett Van Wegenen faced bad weather and terrain challenges while mapping feasible approaches and recording aerial photographs from a Stearman biplane. The party aimed to authenticate ethnological and archaeological reports near Yampa canyon and Browns Park, but the next day a storm ended the field effort for the year.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration warns farmers not to assign contracts transferring cattle sale proceeds under emergency cattle agreements. The action violates the terms of the agreements and is unenforceable under William Peters Act, states the director of Extension Service.
Warnings issued after complaints show creditors sometimes press producers to sign separate deals to pay additional benefits or services. Two payments arise in emergency drought purchases: a purchase payment subject to lien claims and a benefit or service payment paid directly to producers, with lienholders waiving claims.
Governor W I Myers announced that emergency crop and feed loans will still be available to stockmen in drought areas who cannot obtain credit elsewhere. Loans do not require mortgages and are intended to save cattle while borrowers must keep loans in good standing. Through November 1, 1934, over 191 000 farmers and stockmen obtained initial loans and about 194 600 supplemental advances totaling 21.5 million dollars from a 96.8 million dollar allocation.
A vintage ad touts Dares Mentha Pepsin as a premier stomach medicine. It claims rapid relief from severe indigestion and suggests regular use builds a strong, healthy stomach. It guarantees results or a money back.
Borrowers maintain good edit and indicate clear intention to repay outstanding debts. The statement emphasizes ongoing effort to meet financial obligations and satisfy creditors.
A Uintah County Utah sheriff sale notice announces the December 20 1934 foreclosure at the courthouse front door Vernal Utah. It lists property in section 10 township 4 south range 21 east and in section 20 township 5 south range 23 east Salt Lake Meridian totaling 45 33 acres with 35 water shares in Island Ditch company plus 7 shares Burns Fench Irrigation company stock. The action names State of Utah versus John Ira Burton and Hattie Burton and is dated first publication November 29 1934 with sheriff J Emery Johnson signing.
Judicial District in Uintah County Utah. Wm E Chatwin and Vieira Chatwin defendants. Sale set for December 20 1934 at 2:00 pm at the courthouse Vernal Utah. Property described as E14 of NE1 in section 29 top 5 south range 23 east Salt Lake Meridian totaling 80 acres with buildings and improvements. Includes 9 shares Burns Irrigation Company and related canal rights. Also all water rights appurtenant to the land. Dated Vernal November 27 1934 Emery Johnson. First publication Nov 23, last publication Dec 20.
Public notice states that the property in Sanpete district Utah will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on December 20 1934 at 2 PM. Plaintiff Andrew J Hosmer and others versus Gardner Mary Gardner Fred Wall Jessie Wall Ivan Peterson Lillian Peterson Miller Viele Lloyd Gilroy Wilma Gilroy and William Sewell are named as defendants. Sale will occur at the county courthouse or specified sale location.
Dallas Young attorney for plaintiff files suit in Verneal Utah to quiet title on land described in the complaint. Defendants include Mary Elenor Workman and many Workman relatives plus unknown claimants. Plaintiffs seek a court order to settle title and require appearance within the specified period.
Notice states sheriff sale of real property in Vernal Uintah County Utah on December 20 1934 at 2 00 PM at the courthouse front. Describes 4 acres with buildings and 94 shares water stock in Dry Gulch Irrigation and other water rights. Property includes described parcel in section 14 township 2S range 1W plus metes and bounds. Dated Vernal November 27 1934 J Emery Johnson, with first and last publication dates noted November 29 and December 20 1934.
Delinquent on stock from assessment dated August 15 1934 with extensions. Lists shareholders and amounts due including John Aime Teo Caeldex J N Davis Estate John Hodgkinson Joseph Holmes N J Meagher Eliza V Neal Clarence Palmer Leonard Glaugh Geo A Blaugh Ed Watkins Jr. Stock to be sold December 15 1934 at 2 PM at the front door of the Utah County Courthouse Vernal Utah to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. Secretary Huon Henderson. Nov 22-29
State Engineers Office Salt Lake City announces Andrew Dudley Jr Jensen of Utah has a water appropriation request for 36 feet from Green River in Uintah County. Water would be diverted April 1 to December 1 each year to irrigate 252 acres, at a point south of 1240 feet from the NW corner of section 3 T5S R4E. File No 11644. Protests with affidavits and $100 fee due within 3 days after final publication.
In Uintah County Utah a sheriff's sale executed under Fourth Judicial District Court involves Charles E Hirth as plaintiff and Folyvin J Longhurst administrator of the Adde Longhurst estate as defendant. The sale on November 30 1934 at 1 P M at the county courthouse front door in Vernal covers 3 acres described land with improvements and 3 20ths of a share in the Ashley Central Irrigation Co along with described coordinates.
State Engineers Office in Salt Lake City publishes notice that Geo E Adams of Vernal Utah seeks to appropriate water from Green River in Uintah County. The plan diverts from Anvil Creek area for irrigation of 356 acres across multiple parcels in Town 65 Range 20 and 5. Protests must be filed with affidavit and $100 fee by December 6, 1934.
Department of the Interior Salt Lake City notice dated 1931 records Robtt P Moore of Randlett Utah who filed a home stead entry in 1929 for land in Uintah Special Meridian. He to prove ownership before Notary Lean P Christensen Vernal Utah on December 12 1934 with witnesses E M Chandler Moses Moore Willan Chandler and Franklin Jarman. Register Thomas F Thomas announces first publication November 1 1934 last November 29 1934.
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