Delinquent Notice by High Line Canal Company
The High Line Canal Company of Vernal Utah declares delinquent stock assessments levied July 19 1949. Shares listed for multiple shareholders with amounts due will be sold November 15 1949 at 7 30 p.m. to cover back assessments and sale costs at the company office. Leonard Perry president Ernest M Johnson secretary.
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Whiterocks Irrigation Company
Lapoint
Utah
Lsted
George W. Bartlett
Raymond Bigelow
O. D. Bigler
Eleanor E. Caldwell
Evadean
Ronald C
Sloan Coverdell
Marvin J. Curtis
D. L. Cook
K. D
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Parley Goodrich
Charles and Laze HarHnes
Ethel M. Goodrich
Whilam K. Harvey
Kenneth Hartle
HW. J. Hurst Aos
Tommie
Hacking
Rhoda Ann Lee
Alvin B. Mowrey
E A. Reed Morrill Clyde E. Merkley
J. F. Perry
Qtto
E. F. Pillsbury
Leland Perry
George Rodoleakix
Mike Kastrinakis
David I. Wilson
John T. Wilson
Leo J. Walker
John and
Gladys Wardle
Milton and
Ben Wilson
June H. Woolley
High Line Canal Company
Vernal
Clarence Palmer
Cecil Billings
Reno Brucher
Thomas E. Cal
Garrett Case
Mina
Royal B, Hen
William E. Holfeltz
Stanley Harrison
N. J. Meagher
Thomas McKeachnie
C. J. Nea
Care
R. Stubbs
Lynn Richens
Hyrum Slaugh Vin Smuin
James Winn
Henry and
Leland Workman
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High Line Canal CO
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Ernest M. Johnson
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San Marino: the oldest and smallest republic in the world
The tiny European enclave of San Marino claims status as the oldest republic and smallest independent state globally, with a history stretching back to ancient times and a unique constitutional framework.
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San Marino
Public hunting may fade as lawlessness rises
A 1948 season report warns of escalating game law violations and vandalism, noting more arrests and convictions, illegal sales, damaged property, and livestock killings. Outdoor writer Bill Wolf predicts a shift toward private clubs and landowners restricting access, risking the end of public hunting and potentially the survival of game species.
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Bill Wolf
Jie
Inspect and Repair House for Winter Readiness
Advice on preparing a farm home for cold weather by inspecting windows doors and the roof. Emphasizes sealing cracks Weatherstripping repainting and checking roof deck leaks and clogged gutters to prevent water intrusion during winter storms.
Land Use Quotes on Resource Repair and Wealth
The passage cites Bennett and Pryor on repairing nature’s damage through scientific, hard work. Henry George warns material progress cannot end dependence on land, and must be used to boost wealth from land.
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United States
Bennett and Pryor
Henry George
Express Opens Drive for Subscriptions in Uintah Basin
The Vernal Express launches a subscription drive to boost circulation in the Uintah basin. Basin Flying Service offers free one minute flights over Ashley valley for new subscribers. Grand prizes include a trip to Salt Lake City and an all-expenses-paid Hotel Utah night for top solicitors. Three dollars for four subscriptions or five dollars for two subscriptions qualify for the free ride. Challenger Airlines covers travel expenses for winners.
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Cub Pack Opens First Meeting of New Season
Cub Scout Pack 3237 sponsored by St Pauls Episcopal Church held its first fall meeting at the Scout house on Oct 12 with many Cubs and parents present. Max Cluff showed moving pictures on fire prevention. Gary Olson won best fire prevention poster. Den 2 received the honor tag for most parents and Cubs present.
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Scout House
Max Cluff
Forest Service
Kenneth Gardner
Jim Baxendale
Dwight Roberts
Jack Shaffer
Clark Naylor
Biie Hatch
Bobby Ray Posse
Gary Olson
Wil
Den 2
Cubs
Douglas Helzen
Michael Hansen
Jerry Cutshaw
Erosion and Mood of a Southwest Landscape
The ecologist notes human-caused erosion magnified in the far Southwest where aridity keeps ground cover thin and natural moods from sun to storm run violent. The scene is described as fragile as a knife edge, echoing Ross Calvin on balance and disturbance.
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Ross Calvin
Birds Cause Fit in Telephone Pole Housing
Joe Marsh reports woodpeckers roosted in a pole, pecking wires and triggering shorts. The line crew moved the birds to a donated pole and installed a new one, sparking debate on rights and tolerance.
Rumor Dismissed on National Service Life Insurance Dividends
Veterans Administration officials say no checks will be mailed before January 1950. Harold Breiling notes overtime to meet the schedule with the first checks around mid January. About 16 million veterans and servicemen are entitled to a share of the 2.8 billion dollar dividend fund, with 200,000 checks mailed per day once started.
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National Service
Veterans Administration
Brething
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