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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

7

Notice for Public Farm Land Claim Extension

Department of the Interior W 8 Land Office Salt Lake City Utah gives James A Freestone of Vernal Utah notice of intention to make final proof on land described Sec 7 8 17 18 T2S R23E Salt Lake Meridian before Notary Leon P Christenson Vernal Sept 24 1935 Witnesses R T Freestone Don Batty Grand Rasmussen Alonzo McCarrel all of Vernal Utah.

Department of the Interior Salt Lake City Utah James A Freestone Vernal Sezbe Nwunem Range Salt Lake Meridian Leon P. Christensen Vernal Utah R T. Freestone Don Batty Grand Rasmussen Alonzo McCarrel Thomas F. Thomas

Public Notice of Stockraising Claims in Jensen Utah

Newell Lavell Know of Jensen Utah filed intention to make final proof to establish land claims for two stockraising homestead entries in Salt Lake and Denver meridians. Hearing before Notary Leon P. Christens en in Vernal Utah on October 1, 1935 with witnesses Ross Snow John Haslem Claude Haslem and Elmer Snow. First publication August 22, last September 19.

Department of the Interior U & Land Salt Lake City Newell Lavell Jensen Utah Salt Lake Denver North Range Leon P. Christensen Vernal Ross Snow John Haslem Claude Haslem Elmer Snow Thomas F Thomas Register

Stock Raising Homestead Final Proof Notice

Rob ert D Nelson of Jensen Utah filed notice to prove up land entered November 24 1930 for EYVW WHEW EWVSBEXN SWUBW Sec 22 Sec 23 T4S R25E Salt Lake Meridian before Notary Leon F Christensen Vernal Utah on October 1 1935. Date of first publication August 22 1935. Last publication September 19 1935. Ralph Chew Douglas Chew Rial Chew and Harley Wilkins of record.

Department of the Interior U. S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah Robert D Nelson Jensen South Range Salt Lake Meridian Leon F Christensen Notary Pub Fe Vernal Ralph Chew Douglas Chew Rial Chew Harley Wilkins Thomas F. Thomas

Desert land final proof notice for Johnson Vernal Utah

Department of the Interior Salt Lake City notes that Willis L Johnson of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a desert land claim No 046070 for Lot 1 Section 4 Township 4 South Range 21 East Salt Lake Meridian. The proof will be before Leon P Christensen Notary Public Vernal Utah on August 13 1935 with witnesses Ots L Fillingim Azer Johnson Derald A Erickson and Horace Caldwell all of Vernal Utah.

Department of the Interior US Land Office Salt Lake City Utah Willis L. Johnson Vernal Range Salt Lake Meridan Leon P Christensen Notary Public Ots L. Fillingim Azer Johnson Derald A Erickson Horace Caldwell Thomas F Thomas

Business visitors linger in Vernal last week

Willow Creek area residents travelled to Vernal between Monday and Tuesday of last week. Among them were Mr and Mrs W R Hazelbush, Mr and Mrs James Luster and daughter Wilma, Mr and Mrs FL and Tracy, Ir A Broun, Mr and Mrs Galden Hatch and family, R C Thorne, Harry Tomlinson, Abe Hatch, Charles Meadows, Louis A Thorne, Mr and Mrs Marvin Broome, Mra Alice Larsen and Mr and Mrs Roy Hartholmen, Mre Barney Flynn and Mrs A Johnson. They returned August 29. Abe Hatch family later took Dave Clark to Fort Duchesne. John N Carroll stayed overnight at Cook ranch. Dana and Earlda Leech visited Mrs Golden Hatch after coming down Saturday.

Verna W R Hazelbush James Luster Wilma FL & Tracy Ir A. Broun Galden Hatch R C. Thorne Harry Tomlinson Abe Hatch Charles Meadows Louis A. Thorne Marvin Broome Alice Larsen Roy Hartholmen Barney Flynn A & Johnson Vernal Abe Hatch and Dave Clark Fort Duchesne Clark Hatch Brothers John N. Carroll Cook Ranch Dana and Earlda Leech Upper Willow Ceek Golden Hatch

Rangely News: Aug Activities and Local Moves

Rangely residents report a busy period with visits by Mrs Glenn Sutton and children to the Lee Stoner family at Elk Springs, and Wilmma remaining for a week with Betty. Many families, including War dell and Rector, prepare for school openings in Rio Blanco and Meeker.

Conversation Sparks Curio on Lie-Detecting Devices

In a witty exchange, Nuff-Sed Jones asks about instruments that tell when a man lies. Smith retorts with a bold boast, claiming he has bled one. The playful banter highlights curiosity and bravado around truth-telling gadgets.

Twenty Years Ago Seee Twen t Years Ago See

After twenty one years in Vernal the W P Coltharp Mercantile Company announces retirement from business The office boy notes that the advertising columns of the Express bring results like a howitzer and cheaper than the weapon W Henderson and family in San Francisco lived near Brigadier General John J Pershing who were cremated in a recent fire William Williamson a harness maker shot three weeks ago died from the wound He was shot by Marshal H G Clarke of Myton Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnston left for Chicago where Johnston will study pharmacy.

Vernal W. P Coltharp Mercantile Company Office Boy The Express San Francisco Henderson John J Persheing Wm Williamson Marshal H. G Clarke Myton Thomas Johnston Chicago Johnston

Baby births and community notes in Tridell area

Baby boys were born to Mr and Mrs Charles Glines, Mr and Mrs Charley Swarts, and Mr and Mrs Cloyd Thorson during the week. Several townsfolk, including J. I. Kitchen and Owen Goodrich, made a business trip to East Lake. The Tridell YMMIA purchased a new cyclorama for the chapel stage as the MIA party took place in Naples. Mrs Wm E Harvey was taken to Salt Lake for medical care. B Bartlett and Mrs Nellie Merkley traveled to Price for the funeral of their niece, Mrs John Harmon.

Charles Glines Charley Swarts Cloyd Thorson J. I. Kitchen Owen Goodrich Gene Merkley East Lake Bruce Eliza Plaroyey Clyde Loyal Merkley George W. Bartlett Francis Kitchen Clara Mor Rul Merle Cook Naples Wm E Harvey Salt Lake B Bartlett Nellie Merkley Price John Harmon Tridell Ymmia

Local notes on families and events across Po catello and area

Mr and Mrs Ed Kump of Po catello Idaho returned home after a week visiting Ed Kump Sr and other relatives Simon Golding returned from Frice to take his daughter who will enter Carbon high. Hacking reunion attended by about thirty five at the power plant with Mr and Mrs Clair Hacking and sons George and Duane. Laurence Adams of Dry Fork came over to fetch his wife visiting at Mrs Tom Ross's for two weeks. Miss Lela Bigelow returned from Roosevelt where she worked last summer. Ell Lee and sons Ray and Lawrence came home from Lone Tree Wye where they were employed. EU Smith and Tom Burton left for Detroit to buy new buses for the school route. Mrs Lima Jarrell and Mrs Bob Jarrell of Vernal visited Arthur Taylor and Tom Ross. The Primary was reorganized with Mrs Frances Horrocks president and Miss Vera Bigelow first counselor. Outgoing officers Mrs Olive Angus Mrs Iva Anderson and Mrs David Wison. Mrs Angus resigned for health reasons. Threshing began in the section with reports of bountiful crops. Mr and Mrs Grand Rasmussen trip to Colorado for relatives and peaches. Mrs Leola Shoemaker returned to Salt Lake after a ten day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A Anderson.

Ed Kump Pocatello Idaho Simon Golding Frice Clair Hacking George Duane Hacking Laurence Adams Dry Fork Tom Ross Wilford Adams Lela Bigelow Roosevelt Ell Lee Ray and Laurence Lone Tree Wye EU Smith Tom Burton Detroit Mich Lima Jarrell Bob Jarrell Vernal Colorado Leola Salt Lake Mra A . Anderson

Bates, Wyo visitors and new baby in Vernal area

Davis Cy Kendall Levi Bendall and family from Bates Wyoming visit here with friends and relatives. A seven pound baby boy arrived August 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Slaugh Jr. Mrs Foose Adams and son Bus from Colorado are here on a short visit.

Cy Kendall Levi Bendall Bates Wyo Madden Ben Slaugh Foose Adams Colorado Joe Atwood Marvin Chivers Vernal Hospital Lamar Davis Montan Henry Wyman Davis Wyman Lloyd Ellifritz Craig Cole James Ellifritz

Randlett and Avalon visit Wm Ha nes Smart family

William Haines Smart and son William of Denver visited J P Rasmussen's home last week. Mrs William Smart of Salt Lake also joined. Smart is moving his family from Denver to Salt Lake, and this visit marked his first to the Basin.

Ha'nes Smart Wiliam Denver If Smart Salt Lake J P Rasmussen Mrr Smart Basin

Man’s Heart Beats Normal After Gas Relief

A report from Vernal Drug Company notes Adams suffered palpitations due to abdominal gas. After taking Adlerika, his symptoms vanished, and he can now eat freely without discomfort. Medical experts advise consulting a physician for similar digestive and cardiac concerns.

Adams Adlerika

Avalon community notes and school plans

Eight years after moving, Mr and Mrs Thorn Larson of Ballard visited Avalon to move furniture while Bert Young travels to Los Angeles seeking work. The Avalon area held a primary association homecoming with songs, readings, and games. Roosevelt stake leaders attended. School preparations continue as the new schoolhouse basement hosts classes due to unfinished upper floors amid ongoing drought.

Infraction Found During Baldy Lakes Inspection

Deputy game warden Floyd Noel found one infraction during a Baldy mountain lakes inspection. Let Girt of Vernal pleaded guilty to fishing without a license at Tamerack Lake, paid a $25 fine, and his tackle was seized for the state fish and game department. Noel notes many lakes nearby, stocked with fish, and expects better fishing as cooler nights approach the season end on September 30.

Floyd Noel Baldy Mountain Lakes Tamerack Lake Noel Girt Co 8 Carter Mr. Girt State Fish and Game Department

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