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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
7
Department of the Interior notes in Vernal Utah that Myron ID Perry of Vernal has filed intention to make five year proof to establish claim to a W half of Section 28 Township 1 South Range 23 East Salt Lake Meridian. Verification before the Register on September 8 1922 lists witnesses M M Hatty C A Perry James Mrreestons and Ray Sears all of Vernal Utah.
Mary I Calder widow of George Calder of Vernal Utah filed final proof under the 1915 act to establish ownership of Desert Land Entry No 02240 section 27 township 7 south range 20 east Salt Lake Meridian before the Vernal U S Land Office on September 21 1922 with Marion Rogers Orson B Calder Edward J Winder and Leo Calder of Vernal Utah named as witnesses Albert Halen register first published August 11 1922 completion September 8 1922
Sale scheduled for September 6 1922 at 2 PM at the Ver nal Auto Company garage in Vernal Utah to satisfy an $85 50 debt plus sale costs on a 1917 assembled automobile Motor No 737. The lien arises from labor and material supplied for C A Cawley owner at his request with the last work dated June 1 1921. Dated Vernal Uintah County Utah August 22 1922. VERNAL AUTO COMPANY By WALTER G BARNES Pres Aug 26 Sept 1.
Uintah State Bank sues W A Warthen in district court. Sale of multiple Uintah County parcels set for September 1 1922 at 2 PM at the county courthouse Vernal to satisfy a judgment. Described tracts include sections 32 31 29 28 townships ranges 2S 1E and 28 U S M with 40 to 8007 acres. Purchase price payable in lawful money. Sheriff Richard Safe. August 4 and September 1 dates listed.
On September 6, 1922 at 2 PM a 1914 Rambler serial 34706 will be sold at public auction under section 32774 Colorado Utah 1917 to satisfy a claim of 144.06 dollars plus costs owed by H B Harricon for labor materials and repairs performed October 12, 1920 and since that date.
Office advertises availability of Base Underwood typewriter ribbons. Customer can obtain ribbons and related accessories at this location.
Uintah County Utah sheriff announces sale of property by Union Central Life Insurance Co against William Taylor and others. sale set for September 6 1922 at 20:00 at Vernal County Courthouse front door. describes NW quarter of NW quarter and SW quarter of SW quarter in sections 16 and 9 township 2S range 1E with specific parcel exclusions and two acres left as remainder. includes water rights from Uintah River and ditch rights. dated August 1 1922. sheriff signed. continuous publication August 4 to September 1 1922.
Sheriffs sale set for September 1 1922 at 2 pm at the front door of the County Courthouse in Vernal Utah County Utah. Property described as 2207 acres more or less with 3 acre water right in Island Ditch. Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States. Dated July 31 1922. L Richardson.
Notice is hereby given that James A Nelson of Jensen Utah who on December 6 1913 made Homestead Entry No 05161 for Swh SWY% Section 24 Township 5 South Range 22 East Salt Lake Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land described before Register of the U S Land Office at Vernal Utah on the 30th day of September 1923 John T Rasmussen Moron Moon Ivan Peterson and Jesse Butcher all of Jensen Utah ALBERT HALEN Register Date of first publication August 18 1922 Date of completion of publication September 15 1922
Department of the Interior gives Ernest Crosby of Manila Utah notice of intent to make final five year proof to establish a land claim described as Forest Home entry No 05785 in Section 34 Township 3 North Range 20 East and 6th principal meridian. Proof is to be presented before F W Tinker clerk at Manila on September 23, 1922. witnesses Nella Pallosen John S Bennett William Niggin James Bedfloes all of Manila Utah. Albert Salent Register. Date of completion of publication 1922.
Notices regarding probate and guardianship filed with the county clerk as listed in the readable fragment. Information includes case references and actions pending, inviting interested parties to consult the clerk for further details and deadlines.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Whit Rocks Utah on or before October 1922. Mrs. L Marlmon, Administrator Aug 4-Sept 1.
Elisha W Bryant of Randlett Utah files notice of intention to make final proof under the Desert Land Act of March 4 1915 to establish a claim to land described in Section 28 Township 7 South Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian. Proof before the Vernal Utah U S Land Office on October 2 1922 with witnesses Nicholas J Meagher Orson B Calder Marion P Rogers Wallace Jensen. Albert Halen Register
Orson Burton of Linwood Utah files notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to Forest Homestead Entry No 05465 filed April 27 1915. Located in Vernal Utah the claim spans about 120 37 acres and runs through corner points described by bearings and chains. Proceeding set before Register Albert Halen on September 26 1922 with Sanford Green Adolph Cramer Oscar Swett James L Swett listed as witnesses. Publication dates August 11 and September 8 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Winnie Mackay Lambert, assigned of John D Massey of Roosovelt Utah, who on October 30 1907 made Desert Land Entry No 0480 for N percent NW, N E X S E X Section 33 Township 7 South Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian has filed notice of intention to make final proof under purchase provisions of the act of March 4 1915 to establish claim Register of the U S Land Office at Vernal Utah on the 7th day of October 1922 Elisha Bryant of MRandlett Utah David Q C Mackay of Provo Utah John W Mackay of Provo Utah Lawrence Wall of Randlett Utah Date of first publication Sept 1 1922 publication Sept 29 1922
In the District Court of Utah a petition for discharge in bankruptcy by A E Scace No 6449 is set for October 10 1922 at 10 AM before the United States District Judge in Salt Lake City Utah. Creditors and others must attend to show cause why discharge should not be granted and to witness the examination of the bankrupt. Vernal Utah August 30 1922. J T McConnell Referee in Bankruptcy.
The bankruptcy of B. Scace, case number 6448, is filed. Creditors are notified that the petition is before the court in the Federal Building, at ten o clock, in the forenoon, and that no grant should be made without following court procedures.
The Uintah County Fair premium list continues detailing awards, entry classes, and eligibility for exhibitors. Notable offerings include livestock, crafts, horticulture, and youth division prizes with specific prize amounts and judging criteria.
A brief notice identifies Olson as superintendent in an educational context. The text repeats the name and title, signaling an official appointment or designation. No dates or accompanying details are provided.
Mary Stringham of Vernal Utah filed notice to make final desert entry to establish a claim to land described in Section 23 26 25 Township 5 South Range 22 East Salt Lake Meridian before the Register at Vernal Utah on September 29 1923. Witnesses are Sylvanus Collett Don G C Ashby Ellag Ashby and Howard Ellis all of Vernal Utah.
Hyrum B Calder of Vernal Utah filed to establish a Desert Land Entry claim under the 1915 act for NW 1? Section 27 Township 7 south Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian before the Vernal Land Office on September 21 1922. Witnesses Marion Rogera Orson B Calder Edward J Winder Leo Calder all of Vernal Utah. First publication Aug 11 1922 Sept 4 1922.
Zelph S. Calder of Vernal Utah has filed notice of intent to make final five year proof to establish his Enlarged Homestead Entry claim No 07895 on land in section 1 town 1 south range 24 east Salt Lake Meridian. The hearing will be before the Register of the U S Land Office in Vernal Utah on September 8 1922.
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