Notice of Public Land Claim by James H Fisher
Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah gives notice that James H Fisher of Vernal Utah who on August 9 1930 made stockraising homestead entry No 49978 for New SE, Sec 24 T2N R17E WM/SE MS, EMSW, Lot 3 Sec 19 Lot 30 T2N R18E Salt Lake Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his claim before the Clerk of the District Court Manila Utah on November 5 1935. Witnesses named Ben Stewart John A Anderson Clifford Anderson McKinnon Utah and Glenn Lee Vernal Utah. Thomas F Thomas Register. First publication Sept 26 1935 Last publication Oct 24 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
James H. Fisher
Vernal
Salt Lake Meridian
Mary Cherry Seeks Final Proof on Utah Stockraising Claim
Notice announces Mary Cherry of Watson Utah will prove up stockraising homestead entry 04842 for SEISNEY Sec 31 Two 188 R 93 EB Lots 2 3 and 6 SUNEY NESE SEYUNWY NEKEW Sec 6 Two 188 R 23 E L M before Leon P. Christensen Notary Vernal Utah on November 13 1935 Witnesses listed R Squier Nettie M Squier J If Luster and Harry A Brown all of Watson Utah. THOMAS F THOMAS Register October 3 first pub October 31 last publication
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mary Cherry
Watson
Suney
Nese
Leon P. Christensen
Vernal
R & Squier
Nettie M Squier
J If Luster
Harry A Brown
Watson Utah
Thomas F
Thomas Register
Sale Notice in Uintah County Utah Sheriff Sale
In the Fourth Judicial District Court Utah Uintah County Bank of Vernal plaintiffs Jeremiah N Ilatch Florence Hatch John K Bullock W P Boyer defendants. To be sold at sheriff sale October 26 1935 at front door Uintah County Court House at 2 00 pm. describe Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 in the SYNIZSEWYW WUSWt and NEwWSWt Beeft Twp 28 R 24 E SLM containing 64240 acres. DUMERY JOHNSON Sheriff Uintah County Utah October 3 October 24
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Fourth Judicial District Court
State of Utah
Uintah County
Bank of Vernal
Os Jeremiah N Ilatch
Florence Hatch
John K Bullock
Ashley Co-operative Company Corporation
W P. Boyer
Uintah County Bank suit against Calder in Utah notice
Uintah County Bank of Vernal files suit against Orson B Calder widower in Utah court. Describes described real and personal property including NEY GSW14 Sec27 Tp7S8S R20E SLM 40 acres HYNE NEW WSEX Sec10 Typ569 R21E SLM 120 acres NEY BW SE Sec3 Tup8721E S & M 10 acres with improvements and water rights. Sheriff Jemery Jonson to proceed.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
State of Utah
Uintah County Bank of Vernal
Orson B Calder
Uintah County
Hyne
Jemery Jonson
Utah
Notice of intent to make final proof in Vernal Utah
J Cilve Davila of Vernal Utah, who on August 13 1923 filed stock raising homestead entry No 046159 for SEY Sec 21 SW% Ben 22 Wii NW Sec 27 NE, BY of SE Sec 28 Tup 25 R 24 E S 1. MM, has filed notice of intent to make final proof to establish claim to the land, before Leon P Christen sen Notary Public Vernal Utah on December 2 1935. Waldo Schanno Harold E Davis Ashley Bennion and George O Davis all of Vernal Utah. Thomas F Thomas Register. Date of first publication October 24 last pub November 21 1035.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
J Cilve Davila
Vernal
Leon P Christensen
Vernal, Utah
Waldo Schanno
Harold E. Davis
Ashley Bennion
George O. Davis
Thomas F Thomas
Final proof notice for stock raising homestead in Utah
Louis Blattler of Meohrland Utah filed intent to make final proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim in SWYUNWY Sec 3 NK NWIZ SW Ses 4 NEW SEEM WHSEN See WuNEN SEXY NEY Bee a Tep 178 8 19 E 8 L. M. before Leon P. Christensen Notary Public Vernal Utah on November 25 1935 Witnesses: Gerald Erickson Elva Erickson Vernal Albert Blank Gilbert Wild Ouray Utah. Thomas F P Register. Date of last publication November 21 1035
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Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Louis Blattler
Meohrland
Whsen See
Wunen
Sexy Ney
Bee
L. M
Leon P. Christensen
Vernal
Gerald Erickson
Elva Erickson
Vernal Utah
Albert Blank
Gilbert Wild
Ouray
Thomas FP
Thomas
Proclamation Extends Uintah County Tax Delinquency Date
At a special Uintah County Commission meeting on October 21 1935 with two members present and prompted by 109 taxpayers the delinquent tax deadline is extended from November 20 to December 5 1933 at 12 oclock noon under section 6015 as amended. Willis L Johnson chairman signs with county clerk Fl Noel attesting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Uintah County
Utah
Board of County Commissioners of
Willis L Johnson
State of
Attest FL
Noel
Just Like Home Attorney Cross-Examination Exchange
The courtroom exchange centers on a lawyer pressing the woman on the stand about why she has brought a young child into the matter. The respondent reassures she has not been troubled and mentions a six year old boy at home.
Land Office Notice of Final Proof Filing in Vernal Utah
Mark A Freestone of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim in SEW SE and other parcels in section 12 13 14 Beo 14 WUNEY and adjoining lots. The notarized hearing before Leon P Christensen in Vernal Utah is set for December 14 1935 with Carl E Searle Raymond Searle Warren Richardson and Floyd Noel as witnesses. The notice appears in the Salt Lake City land office records dated October 3 1935 with publication ending November 21 1935.
Baby born as families gather in October weekend
Maeser notices report a baby boy born Friday morning October 18 to Mr. and Mrs Milton Hacking. Families visit, travel, and health updates follow with residents from Salt Lake City Roosevelt and Vernal sharing news of travel, surgeries, hunting trips, and illness during the hunting season.
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Milton Hacking
Newmeyer Girl Taken Ill With Appendicitis
Eleven year old Lapo int Orble Newmeyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Newmeyer was rushed to Vernal Tuesday for appendectomy. She underwent surgery that day and is reported recovering nicely. Nomer Lee and Harold Justice have enlisted in the CCO camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orble Newmeyer
Fred Newmeyer
Nomer Lee
Harold Justice
CCO
Bank balance sheet for Uintah bank dated September 40, 1935
The Uintah County bank report shows assets totaling 1.181 million dollars with loans and investments pledged at 17,600 and capital accounts near 99 thousand. The document includes notes from cashier N J Meagher and notaries public confirming the statement as filed October 1935 with the Utah Bank Commissioner.
Deer hunt crowd departs for mountains on weekend
A large community turnout headed to the mountains for a deer hunt Saturday and Sunday. Among participants were Mr and Mrs Leonard Perry Lawrence Carter Doc Warren Preston Fletcher H Walter Woolley Ivan and Don Batty Clive and Eldon Perry and Tom and John MiKeachnie. The Teller Society ladies cleaned the ward chapel last week. Mrs Preston Fletcher and two children visit Mrs Lawrence Carter during Preston’s absence. Mrs Mary Glines recently returned from Lapoint where she visited Mr and Mrs Bob Baker and announced the birth of a baby boy born Sunday at the home of Mrs Charles Batty. Mrs Baker was formerly Miss June Erekson.
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Esther Carroll
California
Walter Hannefield
Los Angeles
Evyn Oaks
William H Oaks
Vern Freston
Roosevelt
Sunsday
Arch Jenkins
Fame
Charles Oaks
BYU
Provo
Lee Jenkins
CCO
Ferron
Utah
Morgan Merkley
Maud Carpenter
Lapoint Sundway
Allie Anderson
Loren Hatch
Dan
Worchester
Minn
Dana Health
Charles McConkle
Moab
Lynn Reynolds
Bert Beers
Salt Lake
Mr. Reynolds
Thea Little
Marcellus Jones
Dee Jenkins
Luck Baw Mill
Winnie Collett
Leonard Perry
Lawrence Carter
Doc" Warren
Preston Fletcher
H Walter Woolley
Ivan
Don Batty
Clive
Eldon Perry
Tom
John MiKeachnie
Teller Society
Ward
Preston
Mary GlHnes
Lapoint
Bob Baker
Charles Batty
Baker
June Erekson
Dance Night Sponsored by The M Men and Cleaners
A midweek event dubbed a dance night drew a good crowd with Neva's Band providing the music. The venue was well attended, showing strong community interest in local social gatherings.
Rangely Visitors and Hints of Highway Improvements
Among those hunting in this locality were Ed Bradley John PIFug William Otte and John Pickett of Colorado Springs Mr Weld of Clifton and Held Co Denver Have ry Straight Grand Junctions W TL Clark of the M B T T Co and Mr Blanton Frazier Mr Tinker Denver Dr I W Howerth Greeley O W Staton Denver Alex Care atens Meeker O M Efernicks H Sappington and WR Schriber Isles. Undersheriff Roy Harper was in town during the week Mr and Mrs HOS Quick Houston Texas are visiting the latter's mother Mrs Fred A Nichols and family Mr and Mrs Staton were house guests of the J W Rector family during the hunting season Mrs Staton taught Rangely school in 1905 and this is his first visit since. The most outstanding changes perhaps that she saw was the improved highways.
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Ed Bradley
John Pifug
William Otte
John Pickett
Colorado Springs
Weld
Clifton
Held Co
Denver
Havery Straight
Grand Junctions
Clark
T. T. Co
Blanton
Frazier
Tinker
I 'W. Howerth
Greeley
Staton
Alex Careatens
Meeker
Dragon town notes reflect visits and cold snap
Mrs Etta Pullum returned Sunday after a week with relatives in Fruita. Elizabeth Havens came back to Fruita Friday after visiting Dragon. Paul High and bride returned from a Pacific coast trip Sunday. Mrs High will visit again after staying with relatives in Grand Junction. Thos Hall of Vernal was in town this week. Local work focuses on hauling and chopping wood for winter as temperatures hit 16 degrees Thursday morning. Mrs Cy Singberson, treated in Salt Lake City, is due home Saturday. friends hope for positive results.
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Etta Pullum
Rele Atives
Fruita
Elizabeth Havens
Dragon
Paul High
Pacifica
Mrs High
Grand Junction
Thos Hall
Cy Singberson
Salt Lake City
Landiady and Boarder Exchange Urgent Boarding Advice
A terse dialogue unfolds with Landiady pressing about where to obtain better boarding. The boarder admits frequently seeking alternate boarding and confirms the need to find somewhere else. The exchange captures a small episode of housing concerns and relocation intent.
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Landiady
Boarder
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P.ml Vernal
Frigidame
Flectria
Kermite
Young Phone
Newton Bros
Feltch Lumber
Fred Feltci
The
New York
Peaches
Ross Vernal
D. Young
Earl Babse
Calder Beauty Parlor
Od Vernal
Sadie
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Prova
Eastern Utah Transportation CO
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. Land Office
State Land Office
WM II. Siddoway
Herbert Tyzack
WM. H. Biddoway
Wm H. Siddoway
Georgi E Adams
John 8
Uintal Abstract CO
Uteh
RADIO
Temple Square
Shfriff's Sale
Dumery Johnson
Uintah County, Utal
Sheriff’s Sale
Mark
Freestone
SLM
Carl E Searle
Raymond Searle Warren Richardson
Floyd Noel
Maeser
Bernice Dilley
Lorna Oaks
Wallace Oaks
Claude Hatch
the Valley Hospital
David Ellis
Lois
Ellis
Moon Lake
Wil Perry
Lonzo
Rangely
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Myton
Zack Kumper
Walter Penfold
Rupert Perry
Jerry Harrison
Bridgeland
EB J Tutt
Clive Sprouse
Watson and Heber
Ray Richens
Mime Hardy
MIA
Lawrence Hackford
Henry Erickson
Harold Lundell
Harold Hullinger
Stake High Council
Lundell
Abner Swain and Sons
Frank
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Floyd Angus
Delos Searle
Vern Hansen
State Banking Department
State Capitol
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Weisies
Unntah State Bank
Banking House
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Federal Reserve Block
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Ioheenen
Nona
Total Capital Acco
Utail
Uintah
N J Mesgher
N J Meagher
Willis L
Joiinson
W E
Witbeck
J Meagher
Malla
J. A. Malia
of Uintah
J A Cheney
Inids
WM HH
Biddoway M W Curry
Archie Johnson
Office of the Bank Commissioner
J A Malia
Vernal Drug Company
Vernal Tailoring and Cleasing Company
Nelson Ricks Creamery
J M. Pitt
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