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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
7
Butter wrapper prices listed as 100 for 100 dollars, 200 for 156 dollars, 500 for 275 dollars, 10 percent for 325 dollars. Mailing add postage rates of 100 for 4 cents, 200 for 9 cents, 00 for 12 cents, 1000 for 1 shilling. Orders to THE VERNAL EXPRESS Vermal Utah.
The State of Utah summons W P Coltharp Mercantile Company John I Mitchell heir to Elizabeth A Mitchell and unknown parties to appear within twenty to thirty days and defend a real estate action to quiet plaintiff's title as filed with the Clerk of the Fourth Judicial District Court in Vernal Utah. Attorney Charles DeMoisy, Box 305, Vernal 51103.
Fourth Judicial District Court Uintah Utah summons defendants to appear within twenty days after service and defend the action to remove a cloud on land title and quiet title in favor of the plaintiff Texaco Company and others unknown with attorney Charles De Moisy in Vernal Utah.
Department of the Interior Salt Lake City issues notice that Byron Sylvester Collett of Burnt Fork, filed intent to make final proof for stock raising homestead entries in sections 24 25 26 30 19 township 3 north range 17 east and Salt Lake Meridian. Notary public in Vernal Utah to witness on October 5 1930. Witnesses named Wiley S Collett Hyrum Anderson Witham H Triplett Sylvanius Collett. First publication September 11 1930. last publication October 9 1930.
Ethel M Fowler sues I M Gordon Fowler in Fourth Judicial District Utah Uintah County to dissolve marriage. Defendants must answer within twenty days if served in county or thirty days if served elsewhere. judgment by default if not. Attorney Charles Demonsy of Vernal Utah represents plaintiff.
Summons issued by the North Judicial District Court Uintah County Utah to defendants including Schwalbe Jacobson and Estate of Daniel Jacobson. Defendants must answer within twenty to thirty days or a judgment will be entered. Case brings to quiet title of Daniel Jacobson to described land. Vernal Utah Wallace Calder Posteriies ac.esa.
A livestock sale notice appears in The Vernal Express under Planxs Warrantee Deens. The advert lists location notices and sale terms for livestock assets offered to bidders.
A joint resolution proposes amending the Utah constitution to fill vacancies in either house as provided by law. It directs the Secretary of State to publish the amendment and submit it to voters at the next general election. The effective dates and provisions about revenues and mineral deposits appear in the text, with multiple subsections detailing publication and implementation.
A joint Utah resolution proposes amending Article X into Section 1 and 2 to tax tangible property by value and exempt specific uses such as religious worship and charitable purposes. It details exemptions for water rights power plants irrigation, disabled veterans, and homesteads, plus income tax rates and allocation of revenue to state funds. It sets sections on assessment, uniform rates, and state debt servicing with a twenty year horizon.
The State of Utah is summoned against SUVEMONS In the Fourth Jundicis Charlies P Tucker Plaintiff William D Newton Isaac Newton also known as 5.1 Newton Veva Newton and Western Livestock Loan Company 4 corporation defendants. This action seeks to foreclose the plaintiffs mortgage on the described land. Charles Demoisy attorney for plaintiff requests service at Box 308 Vernal Utah.
Local newspaper promotes reading in the long winter evenings inviting residents to enjoy the Vernal Express edition. It highlights local news events columns and features expected in upcoming issues to engage the community.
A Utah legislature draft proposes amending joint resolutions from 1922 and 1929 to establish a perpetual State School Fund. It details revenue sources including lands, unclaimed shares, and 5 percent of sale proceeds, distributing interest to 11 school districts per census. It also sets tax rates for tangible property and outlines election timing for voter approval.
The document outlines proposed constitutional amendments in Utah addressing taxation of mines and mining property, location of the state prison and institutions, and public land disposition. It notes the two thirds legislative approval, the specific sections to be amended, dates for initiation and effectiveness, and certification by the Secretary of State in 1939.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the County Clerk's office in care of Wilson Murray agent by January 11 1931. Mary Maud Garrett O Donnell executrix A H amp CH attorney for executrix Heber City Utah address provided.
A man pays a medium $100 to contact a deceased wife. The supposed spirit greets him with questions about heaven and happiness. He asks if she is as happy as on earth, and she replies she does not know what heaven is like, leaving the exchange unresolved.
Quote from Mrs. Youngbride about Bertie returning from his honeymoon and feeling mortified during a hotel visit.
A proposed constitutional amendment calls for a Utah State Tax Commission of four members, appointed by the governor with Senate consent, to administer tax laws, assess utilities, and equalize property valuation. It would establish county boards of equalization, define duties, and set terms with a January 25, 1930 effective date if approved.
A distressed man shouted a plea to the store clerk claiming he would die and requesting a private room with a wife and a bath, exposing a chaotic scene and palpable fear.
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah dated September 19 1934 announces Morley Jones of Seota Utah must provide final proof to establish his claim on a specified land parcel. Witnesses named are William P Ellsworth James N Jones Bert Hovey and Frank H Roberts all of Leota Utah before Notary Public Leon P Christensen on November 1 1930. First publication September 25 1930 last publication October 23 1930.
Mrs Owen recounts a stomach gas incident in which Adlerika ended the gas in ten minutes. The ad promotes Adlerika as a complete cleanse for stomach and bowels, unlike medicines that target only part of the bowels, and is endorsed by Vernal Drug Company with references to real cleaning and relief.
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