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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

3

Mary Cherry seeks final proof on stockraising claim in Utah

Department of the Interior notice states Mary Cherry of Watson Utah filed for final proof to establish stockraising homestead claim on lands described in section 6 township 14S range 235 east 8th meridian. The hearing before Notary Leon P. Christensen Vernal Utah is set for November 6 1935 with witnesses R R Squier Nettle M Squier J H Luster and Harry A. Brown all of Watson Utah.

Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah Mary Cherry Watson Leon P. Christensen Vernal Squier Nettle M Squier J H Luster Harry A. Brown Uteh Thomas F. Thomas Register

Notice of final proof in Vernal Utah land claim

Mark A. Freestone of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his homestead land claim for multiple parcels in section 13 14 23 24 26 township 38 south range 21 east and others. The proof will be before Notary Leon P Christensen in Vernal on December 14 1935 with witnesses Carl E Searle Raymond Bearle Warren Richardson and Floyd Noel all of Vernal. First publication October 24 last publication November 21 1835.

Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah Mark A. Freestone Vernal Bexsen Seo Leon P Christensen Carl E. Searle Raymond Bearle Warren Richardson Floyd Noel

Davis seeks final proof on Vernal stock land 1935

J Clive Davis of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof on a stock raising homestead entry for sections 27 28 in Township 28 RWE 8 L.M. before Notary Leon P Christen sen Vernal Utah on December 2 1935. Davis names Waldo Schanno Harold E B Davis Ashley Bennion and George C Davis of Vernal as witnesses.

Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah J Clive Davis Vernal Leon P Christensen Waldo Schanno Harold EB. Davis Ashley Bennion George C Davis Thomas I Thomas

Notice of final land proof for Louis Flattler Mohrland Utah

Louis Flattler of Mohrland Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his homestead claim for sections 3 and 4 in township 175 range 8 west. The final proof is to be made before Leon P Christensen Notary Public in Vernal Utah on November 25 1935 with witnesses Gerald Erickson Elva Erickson Albert Blank and Gilbert Wild from Ouray Utah. The last publication date is November 21 1935.

Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah Louis Flattler Mohrland Leon P Christensen Vernal Gerald Erickson Elva Erickson Vernal Utah Albert Blank Gilbert Wild Ouray Thomas F. Thomas

Proclamation Extends Uintah County Tax Delinquency Date

Uintah County Commissioners meeting on October 22 1935 extended the delinquent tax date from November 30 to December 20 at noon. The action follows Utah laws and was requested by 109 taxpayers. Willis L Johnson chairman attested with County Clerk F L Noel.

Board of County Commissioners Uintah County Utah Board of County Commissioners of Willis L. Johnson State of Utah F. L, Noel

Feeling Him Out In Old-Time Negro Dialogues

A dialect-driven exchange explores cigarette smoking norms and consent between two speakers, Sam and Rastus, revealing social tact and personal boundaries in a regional voice. The interaction centers on who the speaker is with and whether a cigarette is desired.

Notice of stockraising homestead final proof Utah

Al fred B Johnson of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his stockraising homestead claim No 10932 for multiple segments in Sec 21 22 23 T1S R23E Salt Lake Meridian. Selme Leon P Christensen, notary public, certified at Vernal Utah. Public notice dated Oct 31 1935 with final publication Nov 28 1938. witnesses James Bourn Leonard Bourn Joseph Winder Edwin J Winder of Vernal Utah.

Department of the Interior General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah Alfred B Johnson Vernal Neyney Nwa NW Township Range Salt Lake Meridian Selme Leon P. Christensen James Bourn Roosevelt Leonard Bourn Joseph Winder Edwin J. Winder Thomas FP Thomas Register First Laat

Probate and Guardian Notice for Rich Estates

Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Earl J Freeman in Vernal Utah on or before December 31 1935. Administrator Earl J Freeman and attorney Thorn Hatch Stafford Building Helper Utah filed first publication October 92 1935 and last publication November 21 1935.

Louisa P Rich Joseph E Rich Earl J Freeman Vernal Uah Earl J. Freeman Thorn Hatch Stafford Bidg Helper Utah

Dragon School Closes For Utah Education Association Trip

Dragon closes Tuesday at 400 o clock until Monday morning October 28 for teachers to attend the Utah Education Association in Salt Lake City. Residents mention a Vernal Wednesday. Mrs Cy Engberson improves after hospital stay in Salt Lake City. Will Phillips family from Grand Junction visiting. plan Vernal visit. Rodabaugh finished school census work and will report Wednesday. Uintah Railway ships ore and sheep. highway talk between Dragon and Vernal resurfaces. Vernal merchants urged to support a possible trade-boosting project.

Utah Educational Association Salt Lake City W. Martin Jack Deshays Cy Engberson Mra Will Phillips Grand Junction Dragon Clarence Bathurst Dorr Finnicum Miss Rodabaugh Uintah Vernal

Community visitors and events in Grand Junction and Fruita

Local residents including Leslie Fowell Mrs G Cow man J D McLeod P W Crandall Jack Powell Miss Daisy Kirk and Mrs Fred A Nichols visited Grand Junction and Fruita during the week. Farmers Bert McKee and the Beard Mobley brothers were active with a new threshing machine. The Visiting Day Association plans a teachers reception on November 2.

Leslie Fowell G Cowman J D McLeod P Ww Crandall Jack Powell Daisy Kirk Fred A Nichols Grand Junction Fruita Bert McKee Ellie Cloward Vernal IL Herriott Verenal Don Ill Joe Standlfird T D Howell Dragoon Edna Rowena Snyder Craig Beard Mobley Brothers Visiting Day Association Hilton Wx Meeker W. H. Coltharp Bill Ne Ranch Glenn Sutton Programmere Ruby Wear Gemge Roberts Levi Williams L & Pack Ed Gray

Local Notes From Davis County October Move and Family News

Davis 3 Davis 3 Mre Edna Simper and two daughters Linnie and Verna visit Salt Lake October 24 Linnie attends teachers institute Verna to stay this winter Mr and Mrs Senry Wyman move to Vernal for winter Erma and Edna Smuin employed at Gibson hotel in Vernal Bishops Alfred Simper and Walter travel to Idaho to be with ill mother Chapel progress noted with large daily crew Birthday party October 27 for Edward Watkins 83 at Watkins home Mrs Lowell Chivers ill with appendicitis Extended family visitors from Colletts attend Watkins birthday celebration after dinner social time continues

Edna Simper Linnie Verna Salt Lake Linenie Teachers Institute Senry Wyman Vernal Second Ward Erma Edna Smuin Gibson Hotel Vernal Alfred Simper Walter Idaho Edward Watkins Clarence Collett Edward Vette Collett Mr. Watkins

Sunday Meeting Recap with UEA and Conference Reports

A Sunday evening meeting featured A M Goodrich reporting on the UEA convention in Salt Lake. Angus Merrill gave a short talk and Mrs Ada Cook reported on the general conference. Eliza Cook recently drove in the past two weeks, and Mrs Gladys Karren visited in Price last week.

A M Goodrich UEA Salt Lake Angus Merrill Ada Cook Eliza Cook Gladys Karren Price

Local residents share visits and relocations this week

Sterling Bascom left for the COO camp at Moon Jake TAVell. Cottom spent Sunday in Roosevelt visiting with his brother. Mr and Mrs J N Johnson of Salt Lake were visiting with Mrs Johnson a mother, Mr. Eliza Anderson, last week. Mrs O L Jacobson accompanied by Mrs. Byron Jacobson and Fern Slaugh spent the weekend in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs J N Lybbert went to Salt Lake over the weekend. Most who went deer hunting were fortunate to bag a buck. Lois Lybbert left for Salt Lake Sunday for employment. Frank Merrill, previously critical, is slightly improved. Earl and Orlo Gondrich returned from Idaho. LaVell and Asher Manwaring left for the saw mill to work for a while.

Sterling Bascom Moon Jake Tavell Cottom Roosevelt J N Johnson Salt Lake Johnson Eliza Anderson O L. Jacobson Byron Jacobson Fern Slaugh

Doubled Barred Pun Sparks Cabaret Exchange

In a cabaret scene a tired business moan asks if the orchestra can be read aloud. Professor Jazzolo proudly replies and offers to lead the musicians outside for a bit of air. The exchange reads as a playful wordplay moment in the room.

Jazzolo

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