Utah State Engineer notices water application change and land use
The State Engineer in Salt Lake City announces Ful Smith of Lapoirt Utah seeks to change the point of diversion for 23 cfs from Litto Water Creek in Utah County to irrigate 160 acres. The plan shifts from March through October to March 1 through October 31, with an incidental domestic use. Protests must be filed by October 8, 1938, with $100 filing fee. accompanying notices include a separate land patent filing in Nevada and final proof for dam construction in Coalville, Utah with witnesses listed.
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Utah
Ofice
Salt Lake City
Ful Smith
Lapoirt
Litto Water Creek
Vin
Tah County
Dt & Point
Uebem
Galt
Lake City
Utan
Sheriff Sale Notice in Uintah County Utah 1938
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation sues W E Workman et al to sell 160 acres in Section 13 and 2 in Township 5S 41E plus 1522 shares of Ashley Upper Irrigalian stock Certificate 1008 at the Uintah County Courthouse Vernal on September 17 1938 at 2 00 pm. Sale includes water rights appurtenances and all rents profits and remainders. Sheriff J Emery Johnson notes first publication August 25 last September 15.
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United States Department of the Exterior
General Land Office
Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Meridian
District Court
Coalville
R Ivory
Harry Bullock
Ross Pope
Brig Meeka
Letter Tree
Wyoming
Co Y Schad
District Court of the
4Th Judicial District
Uintah County
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation A Corporation
W E. Workman
Jennie Workman
Arisha Workman
Josie B Workman
Josie Workman
Harold Workman
Juanita Workman
H W Johnson
Mra
Uintah County Court House
Vernal Utah
South Ro
Bull Lake Meridian
Ashley Upper Irrigalian Company
J Emery Johnson
Uintah Railway seeks abandonment of vast line in Colorado and Utah
The Uintah Railway Company announces to the Interstate Commerce Commission its August 1938 filing seeking a certificate of public convenience and necessity to abandon its entire railroad from a Denver Rio Grande Western connection near Mesa to Watson Utah, covering about 6309 miles with branches from Oregon to Dragon Ming and Rainbow Junction to Rainbow in Uintah County Utah.
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Uintah Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Denver & Rio Rende Western Railroad Company
Mack
Mesa County
Qarfield
Sio Blanco
Colorado
Watson
Uintah County
Utah
Oregon
Dragon Ming
Rainbow Junction
Rainbow
Uintah Railway
Illness and surgery touch local residents and clubs
Bea Holfeltz has been very ill following an appendix operation and remains in a local hospital. Miss Eide Johnson returned home to Salt Lake City after visiting here with her mother Mrs Exnuna Johnson and the 4 H sewing clubs, led by Mrs Martin W Curtis and Mrs B Im-.
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Bea Holfeltz
Eide Johnson
Salt Lakes
Mra Exnuna I Johnson
Martin W Curtis
B &Im
Poets Guests At County Club Exhibit And Demonstration Day
Poets Ol Hal Edd were guests of honor at a chivari event Tuesday evening. They traveled in six wakes amid cowbell rings to the town, with vocal numbers and guitar. A group supper followed at Preece’s pasture. About thirty five attended. Miss Orta Johnson left for Delta Utah to teach, joined by her mother. A handkerchief shower was given for Miss Johnson by the stake YWMIA board. Sunday programs featured speakers from the stake high council and a gram titled The Road to Happiness. Clifford Wardle played piano. various locals sang. Several families visited, notes on a birthday party and community trips wrap the social items.
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Aca
Preece
Sun Day
Sohool
Wes
MIA Mi
Henry Workman
Ernest M Johnson
Aird G Merkley
Joseph Coller
Clifford Wardle
Mina Hodgkinson
Mary
Melvin J Rayola
Doris
Utahs Public School State Fund Amendment Proposed
A long constitutional amendment proposes creating a permanent State School Fund from lands and mineral proceeds to support common and public schools. It details funding sources, tax constraints, and distribution via an equalization fund, with sections directing submission to voters and effective dates in 1939.
Constitutional Amendment No 2 Rate of Taxation in Utah
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 7 of Article XVII of the Utah Constitution to set rates of taxation for property and state purposes. It seeks two thirds legislative approval and outlines the amendment to read after the 1930 general election with specific language on tax rates and distributions.
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Lapislatere
Utah
United States
Teacheat
State OF
Genet
Reka Batwook
Public Works Hours Amendment Proposed for Utah Constitution
Utah proposes a constitutional amendment to Section 6 Article 14 to set hours of work on all public works by state, county, and municipal governments. The secretary of state certifies the measure will appear on the November 1933 ballot. amendment takes effect January 1, 1930.
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Utah
Ello
Mannar
T E & Monson
State of
Unclear OCR Folio Mentions Local Meet Speakers
Fragmented text from a local page notes a social event and talks. Mentions include Max Fawesti of Pricy mia, a home gathering, a Fall social on Tuesday, and speakers L. E Ek and Ivan Perry at a Sacramento meeting Sunday evening.
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Max Fawesti
Pricy Mia
Astel
George Esos
Tayion
Bento
L. E Ek
Ivan Perry
Gacrament
Watson Peeae WATSON Peeae visit with relatives in Vernal
Mrs Fern 01 of Vernal visits sister Mrs Glady vs Jacobson and family while Mr and Mrs Rube Bulent pass through Watson en route to Grand bar to bring back peaches. Local damages from recent moods Uintah reported. floods causing destruction and damage to rail lines.
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Fern 01
Vernal
Ling ‘Mies
Slater
Tose
Family News From Vernal Fragments Report Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Homer Phillips and children returned from Frulta after a wish for their daughter's tonsil surgery. Everett Bascom and daughter with Mrs Erma Gen try and son Charles came home from Prulta after a pleasant visit. The Cornell formbly were passengers to Pralta Saturday morning and expect two tonsil removals for their children. Art Wilson and daughter Shirley were called Vernal by the seriousness of Mrs Wilsons father Walt Anderson. Lots Gore, visiting H M Phillips, left Saturday for Fruita. Billy Havens and daughters Pansey and Marie were in Vernal on Wednesday. Mrs Homer Phillips and children, Mrs Porter Price, Betty, Beverly Price were shopping in Vernal Thursday. Mrs Chase White hosted the ladies card club Saturday afternoon, with Mrs Art Wilson winning high score and Mrs White serving refreshments.
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Homer Philtips
Frulta
Everett Bascom
Erma Gentry
Charles
Prulta
Cornell
Fragmented OCR Brief Lays Out Town Clerk Notes
An unreadable OCR fragment references Baxter and Pratt, with stray names and dated terms. The text hints at a 3 day week and mentions a state gentry, Eng lish references, and a Southern context. The readable portions suggest a local notice or transcription error from a historical page.
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