Notice of Stock Assessment and Delinquent Sale in Vernal
Board of Directors meeting in Vernal Utah on October 16 1920 levied 40 cents per share on capital stock payable to Treasurer W S Henderson due by November 20 1920. Unpaid shares become delinquent and may be sold at public auction on December 20 1920 at 3 p m at the secretary office Vernal to cover assessment costs and sale expenses for building a new head gate.
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Board of Directors
Vernal
Utah
Henderson
Mecy-Tronn
Estate and banking report from Uintah County Utah
Summary lists claims against Estate of Frits Emanuel Nelson and other heirs with deadlines in 1920, plus Marshall O'Donnell attorney details. Includes Uintah State Bank financial statement as of September 25 1920 with assets liabilities capital, deposits, and contingent liabilities verified by bank cashier L W Curry and Utah Bank Commissioner certification.
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Frits Emanuel Nelson
Vochors
Thos. W. O'Donnell
Vernal
Utah
Fort Duchesne
Joel R Warner
Marattas
Cossense Soves
State of
Uintah
L. W. Curry
Humor of Boys Next Door Recalled Tricks and Childhood Mischief
A retired merchant recalls boyhood pranks and neighborly feuds over clever tricks. He narrates tales of nails on gates, churn mischief with Aunt Betsy, and feathered tickling of Uncle James, illustrating how youthful antics flavored family life and memory.
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Taorntog
Betsy
Aunt Betsy
Ashe
James
Uncle James
A Simpletor Reflects on a Simp Archetype
A Dallas News quip notes the idea of a simp as a man who marries a lady lawyer and then attempts to shore up an alibi. The remark satirizes domestic alliances and credibility within modern tropes.
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Dallas News
Jokes on Ages and Women Referenced in Yonkers State
The Yonkers Statesman quip notes that the middle ages are the ones when women stop counting, as a playful exchange about age and memory. The brief pun highlights social humor without citing specific events or people.
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Yonkers Statesman
Possible Trouble on Wigwire Catches On Struggling
The dialogue notes Wigwire has trouble catching on while Bugsins suspects the issue is timing. The exchange hints at uncertainty about when to let go and how quickly Wigwire adapts to the situation.
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Wigwire
Bugsins
Utah Municipal Corporations Amendment Proposed
Utah proposes a constitutional amendment to Section 1 of Article 11 to authorize municipalities to create charters through a two thirds city vote, electors petition, and charter commission. It outlines charter formation, submission, amendments, and the state’s ongoing oversight of local powers including taxation, utilities, public works, and financing. The measure sets effective date upon adoption.
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State of
Utah
Charter Commission
Euch
Socri
Secretary of State
Ilmba
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 2 in Utah
Joint resolution proposes amending Utah Section 7 Article XII to set property tax rates for state purposes with tiers for general state, district, and high school funding. It outlines annual funds, thresholds at 3400 000 000, submission to voters, and effective date January 1931 if approved March 18, 1919.
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Utah
State of
Schoel
Ances Tory
Thtate
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 3 for Utah debt limits
The document outlines Senate Concurrent Resolution No 6 proposing to amend Section 1 Article 14 to allow state debt up to 3 percent of taxable property value, with funds restricted to state needs and public expenditures. It directs the Secretary of State to submit the amendment to voters at the next federal election, with effective date January 1, 1931 upon adoption. Approved March 18, 1918.
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State of
Utah
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No 4 for Utah right to damages
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Utah Constitution Article XII to preserve the right of action for damages from injuries resulting in death without abrogation or statutory limits. The measure directs submission to voters at the next state election with effect if adopted starting January 1. Approved October.
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State of
Utah
Constitutional Amendments Proposed by Utah Legislature
Harden Bennion, Secretary of State, certifies a true copy of all constitutional amendments proposed by the regular and special sessions of the Legislature of 1920 as recorded. Witnessed and sealed on September, 1920.
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Harden Bennien
Utah
Harden Bennion
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Familly
John Nitsar
PHOP
G. W. Green, M. D
Coltharp Bldg
Dillman & Wallis
Roosevelt, Utah
Thomas W. O'Donnell
Uintah State Bank
Chas Demoisy
Bank of Vernal Building
Wallace Calder
Fricom 9
Uintah State Bank Building
Vernal, Utah
Lucky Tiger
Vernal Garage
Katherine Hazlewood
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Robert Witmer
Holland
High Line Canal Company
Furth
Formaon
W. Nash Hurley
Whiterocks
Emerson Hurley
Samuel W. Eckman
Thos W. O'Donnell
Fourth Judicial District Court
Uintah County
Susie Dodelin
Leonard Dodelin
Sulmons
Plaintiff
Fourth Judicial Court
Josephine Nash Bascom
Joe! Almon Bascom, Jr
Defandant
Don B Colton
Rnters Edctions
wenPre
Curos
Banke
Beteeense
Enos Bennion
J. K. Bullock
D. Colton
State of Utah
I. N. T. Porter
Firtahor
WerMe Wee
N. T. Porter
Mickie
Uncle Walt
Wait
Mason
Office
Snate
Senato
Senate
Mnat
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