Legal Notices of Water Adverse Claims in Uintah County Utah
Multiple Utah Fourth Judicial District notices declare water rights and property claims in Uintah County. Documents name claimants, describe land parcels, and outline summonses for quiet title actions and public court proceedings.
MMON IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT STATE OF UTAH
In Unitah County Robert Cook and others are named defendants in a complaint seeking to bar claims to land and estate rights. The State of Utah requires the defendants to appear within twenty days in the district court to defend the action and the plaintiff seeks judgment granting title to the described land. The document outlines the land location and attached legal action.
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Youngster Refuses to Tell Truth Says Captain Gets Frustrated
In Omaha, detective captain Cresg grows weary after repeated attempts to get a direct answer from a youngster. The youth remains silent, with the captain pressing for information and the boy replying with vague responses. The exchange highlights tensions in an ongoing inquiry.
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Omaha
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Harry Cresg
Probate Notice of Elizabeth Twitchell Estate
District court clerk provides probate notice for the estate of Elizabeth Twitchell. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to George C. Rasmussen, Administrator, at Linwood, Daggett County, Utah, by November 10, 1946.
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District Court of the
Elizabeth Twitchell
Linwood
County of Dagger
State of
Utah
George C. Rasmussen
Probate Notice in Estate of Henry Twitchell Deceased
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Linwood Daggett County Utah on or before November 10 1048. Administrator 55-0
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Henry Twitchell
Linwood
County of
Daggett
Utah
George C. Rasmussen
Optometrists pledge eyes to eye banks at Pittsburgh meeting
Three hundred optometrists at a Beta Sigma Kappa session pledged to bequeath their eyes to eye banks to extend the impact of vision care after death. Dr Pine of Chicago urged the plan, noting recent refrigerating methods have made eye banks practical and efficient.
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Pittsburgh
Beta Sigma Kap
Jr. Pine
Chicago
Chicago. “Then Men Spend Their Lives Improving Vision,”* Dr. Pine
Freight Car Shortage Warned To Worsen This Fall
Washington warns that freight car shortages will worsen this fall during wartime. Transport officials urge plans to unload on Saturdays to relieve bottlenecks caused by idle cars over long weekends and delays in unloading amid high demand.
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Washington
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J. Monroeson
Coaching hopefuls fill UHS rosters amid football push
At Uintah High School a large turnout gathers for football prospects, with 66 hopefuls invited to try out and more than 30 additional players listed as potential signers. Coaches aim to finalize a squad this week with sophomores from Roosevelt and Alterra also considered. Names such as Turner, Merkley, Hatch, and Lewis appear among those signed, as the program builds for the upcoming season.
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Pulla
Roosevelt
Earl James
Tackie
Mott
Jon Roybal
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Marvin Richardson
Edward Davis
Bob Wardell
Duane Anderson
Larry Willams
Bruce Preece
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Floyd Repords
Don Millecim
Calv Berea
Ray Taylor
Abert Bure
Codain Oaks
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Arden’ Robbins
Sam Haslem
Richard Peterson
Bert Carroll
Sterling Colt
Wayne Martinsen
Ernest
Utah records hot dry summer era in 1943 summary
W K Greening Salt Lake weather bureau chief reports Utah’s summer as hot and dry, with .54 inches rainfall in August and 1.05 inches for the three summer months, totaling 7.04 inches in 1943. The season included 13 days at or above 90 degrees, and comparisons are drawn to 1940’s record.
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Utah
W. K. Greening
Salt Lake
Game Commission Studies Fall Trapping and Bird Seasons
The Game Commission plans a September 21 meeting to decide on a fall fur bearing trapping season and potential regulations for pheasant and quail. Sportsmen seek a uniform season and bag limits. stakeholders urged to submit recommendations. The article also notes unrelated remarks about high pitched bird songs and frequency ranges beyond human hearing.
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Tate
State Department
August Temperature Reports Show Mild Heat Surge
The August reading reached 80 degrees with a mean for the month of Tad degrees, about seven above the T1-year average. Summer means run around 75.8 degrees, roughly 2.5 degrees below the record hot summer, indicating a warmer period yet not record breaking.
Waterproofing Wet Matches In Harsh Weather
Outdoorsmen share a method to keep matches usable in wet conditions. A wire waterproof basket or frame can hold and dry matches, while dipping or coating matches with wax improves water resistance. Caution is urged for fire risk and proper handling in damp or windy weather.
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