Legal notice summons Vernal Utah 1957 case Lundquist defendants
The State of Utah serves defendant Patrici a Lundquist and William Olup Lundquist and others in a justice court in Vernal Utah. Ray Nash attorney for plaintiffs must be served 20 days after service with a copy of the complaint filed with the clerk. If not answered, a default judgment will be entered. Dated May 1, 1957, Vernal Utah.
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Justices County
Vernal City Precinct
County OF Unitati
State OF Uta
Yurone Kat J
Freeman
Justice
I the Peace
Basin
Gotion
Vick
Piain
William Olup Lundquist
Patricia Lundquist
Ray Nash
Plantits
Calthorp Building
Vernal
Utah
Raye
Nasis
Union High School bids for coal and timber sale notices
Union High School invites sealed bids for about 309 tons of coal size 1h by 10 inches with up to 25 percent inclusions to be delivered in the 1957 58 school year. Bids due Sept 1957 at Union High School Roosevelt Utah in care of principal Ly Hutchings.
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Union High School Board
Union High School
Roosevelt
Utah
Ly. F. Hutchings
Notice of Assessment by White Rocks Irrigation Company
Notice is given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Whiteroo Irrigation Company held in Japoint Utah on August 20 an assessment of 125 per share was levied on capital stock. The assessment is due to the secretary in Lapoint Utah and delinquent after November 18 1057. If unpaid, the delinquent sum will be advertised and sold on November 16 1057 to cover the assessment advertising costs of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. WHITEROCKS IRING CO. Juns Woolley, secretary.
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Ouray Reservation
Dick Hollow Buyn
Uintah and Ouray
Duchesne
Utah
Uintah and Quray
Dick Hollow
Range West
Tanger West
Scribner
Bureau of Indian Affaira
Alxty 'Dega
Merty
Uintah and Quray Agency
Fort Duchesne
Phoenix
Vernal City
Billie Jean Martin
Ralph Siddoway
Whiteroo
Lapoint
Board of Directors
Rangely Employees To Transfer To California Co
Rangely area employees of Mengely Field companies face transfer to the California Company as operator of the unitized field. Calco announced a reemployment policy for benefits, with service credits from Rangely and other Hangely Field companies. Benefits affected include sickness and industrial injury pay vacations group life and health insurance and the stock plan. Credits will help eligible workers join the stock plan with the company investing about two dollars per dollar. Individual handling of transfers will occur and government approvals are in process, with October 2 as a practical target.
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Mengely Field
California
Itt
Calgo
Merry Falco
Hangely Field
Merry
Ife Insurance
Merty
Calco
Rangel
Trading Stamps Raise Food Prices in Utah Study
Utah State University economists Nolte Anderson and Lamborn report that Salt Lake City supermarkets adopting trading stamps pushed average retail food prices up about 4 percent over the city during a three month period, costing a typical family roughly $4 extra monthly for groceries. They note that stamp redemption offers about $2.50 in merchandise per month per family and warn that those who collect less will bear higher costs. The study observes a 40 percent sales jump after stamps launched in November 1954, with a later 25 percent premium over prestamp levels by October 1960 after competing stamps entered the market.
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Utah
Nolte Hh, Anderson
Ellis W. Lamborn
Salt Lake City
Utah Capital City
USA
Dr. Anderson
Anderson
Anderson Ald
Qaq
Gome
Artelia Bill Lees Move To New Mexico
Local notes report Artelia Bill Lees moving to New Mexico after selling their home to Paul Braly. Several residents change jobs and schools, with teachers arriving and departures noted. Families visit relatives in Hayden and surrounding areas as work and weddings prompt moves across Colorado communities.
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Artelia
Bill Lees
New Mexico
Colorado Industry Boost Signals Resource Rise
A Colorado report highlights the field’s extended productive life and stronger secondary recovery activity. Increased operation momentum is expected to enhance Nangely’s economic role and Colorado’s energy landscape with ongoing growth and investment tied to field efficiency and regional demand.
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Colorado
Nangely
Coleg
Local Families Share Visits and Travel Gossip
The Lovett family from Craig visited in town Sunday while Mrs Olle McCarrel traveled to Grand Junction to meet her new granddaughter. Shir ley Ann Harpole and family from Moin es Iowa visited, Jimmie Lee telephoned kin from Vega and plans to work in Oklahoma City, and Earl Gadd with Ethel Weston visited the Del bert Ducoya in Grey Stone. Lloyd Bourdett and Alfred Blevins of Craig visited Ethel Weston. Maude Neighberger of Sterling and Bud Neithberger of Ragely visited the Rob b gers on church day. Truman Sims Iona and Shirley Mulder returned to London Arkansas after summer at the shore. Marjorie Lapoint and Clifford Lee Lehi visited the Laurence Lees, while Lynn Christensen pumps for W C Gore in Cenly building a home.
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Charles Lovett
Craig
Olle McCarrel
Grand Junction
Charles Harpole
Shirley Ann
Es Moines
Iowa
Jimmie Lee
Vega
Oklahoma
Earl Gadd
Ethel Weston
Greystone
Delbert Ducoya
Lloyd Bourdett
Alfred Blevins
London
Ark
Marjorie Ee
Lapoint
Clifford Lee
Lehi
Laurence Lees
Lynn Christensen
W. C. Gore
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Chuoke Hiakew Yeo
Ida Harald
Itty ‘Timbers
Thermold Drill
Ing Supplies
Constructor
Chetitests
Aefresa Fine
June Lee
Bill Lee
Paul Braly
Jim Jones
Elefritz
Jean McCormick
Mangely
Here
Dora Evanoff
Oaks Creel
Pueblo
C. E Roblyér
Lloyd Gardner
Vera Atwood
Ily
Nev
Col Gardner
Vera
Blanche McCarey
Cam A
Tek
Searle Gas
Murray
Thorne
West Main Phone
Nin Daugherty
C. P. Pederson
Mes
Bask
Iwighway
Pease Bros. General Contracting Bull agrEt
W. Pease Yhone
Peasy
Welding
General Auto and Truck Nepalia
U.S
Union Oil Company OF California
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