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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
7
A church worker aims for a future treasury secretary role and notes increased plate contributions after usher duties. He observes that young men sit near attractive peers, quelling notions of matrimony as a motive, insisting the focus remains on church collections.
Police uncover a burglary school in Toulouse where alleged burglars and “professors” held daily classes. Members earned salaries while learning techniques, with proof of five prior burglaries and a minimum three years’ activity required for membership.
In the Drayton household the father uses firm warnings to make Bobby take medicine and go to bed. Mrs Dinston asks for help as Bobby resists taking medicine and staying in bed, until the threat of being put to bed without medicine.
State Engineer's Office Utah advertises Tutty A Ulnes of Manti Utah has applied under Chapter 68 to divert two cubic feet per second from the Duchesne River for irrigation of 120 acres in Uintah County. The canal path, dates March 15 to November 1, are disclosed with public objections due within 30 days after notice.
Notice to water users announces Alexander Grimaty has filed for a water right in Uintah County Utah to divert water for irrigation of 160 acres from a spring near Bolue spring to Bedlon and Vand township. Protests by affidavit within 60 days. Publication dates September 1908 and October 1908.
State Engineers Office Utah publishes notice that Willams Ash ton, mail Vernal Utah, seeks to appropriate one half cubic foot per second of Gerber spring water in Uintah county for stock watering. Location described near clan 20 town 2 south range east. Protest deadline set thirty days after publication. First publication September 4 1908.
Notice announces William S Axb ton applies to appropriate one cubic foot per second of water from Cabin Spring Utah County for stock watering from April 1 to December 1 each year. Location details given. Protests due within 30 days after publication. Publication dates September 4, 1904 and October 5, 1904.
A summons issued by the Utah district court in Gintah County directed to Joaph Halvorsen as defendant. The plaintiff is Jialyorera and the document outlines the required appearance within a set period and warns of default judgment if not appeared and defended.
A damaged text fragment reports a legal action seeking to uncover a judgement discipline between parties and a claimant, with references to a clerk of a court and an age contract. The legibility issues obscure full names and dates.
Public notice records indicate a property transaction or legal action involving Duchrans Utah and surrounding parties. The document references official offices, dates in October 1908, and named witnesses including William Telbulkroty with related signatures and annotations.
Notice in Vernal Utah lists a hearing date in September 1008 for a clerk of court case. It names parties such as Almi Go Anlemen and references witnesses linked to Vernal Utah with dates August 21 to August 25.
Notice announces intention to make final commutation and establish claim to funds described under serial numbers. Before the Register and Receiver in Vernal on September 9, 1908 witnesses William Larton Charks Barton Jane Tan and Herman Lord of Mheedorea Utah sign.
Charlie Hartie of Roosevelt Utah filed notice of intention to make final commutation on a homestead claim dating from January 30, 1906. The action, before the Vernal Utah land office, lists witnesses from Roosevelt and seeks confirmation of land rights in Uintah County.
Department of the Interior land office in Vernal Utah announces Harmon ord Theodore Utah filed intent to perfect a homestead claim for Lot 16 in section 22 township 65 south range 14 east. The claim will be adjudicated on September 19, 1908, with witnesses listed including William Reartan Roelliehosneberrsy and James E Yan.
Tartello Burtona of Vernal applies under section 2347 to unite with Nitica Ja bereby. The notice warns all adverse claimants or objectors to file protests by the 10th day of October or the claim will proceed as allowed by law.
Notice of an 1900s land entry application in Utah by Walter Datu ton of Rock Springs County. Describes intent to enter mineral lands under the 1900 act and invites objections by October 10. Official stamps and registrar signature present.
Notice regarding filings by Keith Smith of Kinwood County Utah to enter public lands under Section 2606. Details list multiple land applications Nos 0220 0221 0222 for SE1, NW1, SW1 in Township 25, Range 1. Protests must be filed by October 10 with the register Thor Cuaker DeStous.
Ashlt Y Co Op reports new goods arriving with outing flannels in stock. Specialty fabrics and colors promoted for fall season. Customers urged to visit and compare prices. Limited quantities available.
A Utah state document from August 1904 records a resolution proposing an amendment to Section H of Article AL of the state constitution. The amendment would create new counties and adjust borders including city and county lines, with the secretary of state ordered to publish the proposition and collect votes at the general election.
A garbled historical notice discusses constitutional matter and mining claims, referencing state approval of provisions, property valuation, and taxation for mining and separate purposes. It mentions names and actions tied to mineral deposits and related machinery, with unclear specifics due to OCR quality.
A historical text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment in Lind state to modify tax rates for state purposes, including an eight million dollar valuation and a four and one half percent state property tax for high school funding. It references the legal process, voting, and official certification by the Secretary of State on a date in 1873.
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