Public sale notice for land in Utah offered to highest bidder
Public sale by the Bureau of Land Management Salt Lake City on October 25, 1955 offers 120 acres in Uintah County for at least 32.00 per acre under 2455 RS as amended. Bids by mail must reach this office before the sale and be sealed with certified funds. Adverse claimants must act by the sale date and proof required by 43 CFR 250.11 within 30 days.
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United States Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management , Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harry A AuMiler
Jensen
WHSEK
United States
Bureau of Land Management
Uintah County
Ernest E
Annual Naples Water Co Meeting and Rodeo Election
Naples Water Co holds its annual meeting on Monday October 3 1955 at 8 p m in Naples Ward. Oslo Goodrich secretary. Also notice of rodeo committee election on October 4 at court house at ? p m Ralph Preece president. Cincinnati Reds and Brooklyn Dodgers tied a National League strike record on August 27 with 23 players struck out 14 Reds and 9 Dodgers, matching a 1901 mark.
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Naples Water Company
Naples
Ape Praples Water CO
Oslo Goodrich
Rodeo Committee
Ralph Preece
Cincinnati Redlegs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Dodgers
Braves
Yanks
Senators
Autumn Quarter Registration Starts at BYU
Brigham Young University begins autumn quarter registration Monday at 8 am in the George Albert Smith Field House. Dr. Howard T. Reid notes re-admittance for spring-absent former students and early fee payment will ease the process. Activity cards are needed for the September 4 home game with Los Angeles State College. Regular and special students register September 26 and 27 in a prescribed alphabetical order.
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Brigham Young University
George Albert Smith
Howard T. Reid
Los Angeles State College
Dr. Reid
Dex
Tiaz
IIT
Jia
Jex
Liv
Man
MAR
PER
PET
PRY
ROB
ROC
JSP
V. WA
Vega Eyes 30th Win in Texas League Push
Corpus Christi pitcher Rene Vega held a 28 3 record in the Blo State League through August 15 with three weeks remaining. The Sporting News notes Vega could get five or six more chances to reach 30 wins, a rare feat in Organized Call In history.
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Rene Vega
Corpus Christi
Sporting News
Vega
Verbal roundup of Vernal area happenings from 20 years ago
Mr and Mrs Hamilton Calder moved to Provo for Calder to become cashier at Farmers and Merchants Bank. A new community health council formed at Community House with Wm B Wallis as chair Dr Wallace Calder vice chair and Elizabeth Manker secretary. Vernal City now owns the cemetery after a purchase from Henderson and Hatch with beautification planned. A B Swain opened a brick yard in the northeast part of town. Ruth Colton to Elbert Chandler and Ella Wilkins to Maurice Durfee announce marriages. Stella Stevens wed Don Sachler in Logan Temple, and Vernal couple joins Jensen in September. Melsheyre bridge club enjoyed a Circus Party hosted by Essie Jane Sowards and Ellen Fletcher. Leola hosts canning project facilities Thursday. Aunt Mary Stringham celebrated 83rd birthday with dinner. Alexander Confectionery advertises a merchants, students and shoppers lunch.
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Hamilton Calder
Provo
Laypoint
B. O. Colton
Ruth
Elbert Chandler
Avalon
George H. Wilkins
Ella
Maurice Durfee
Jensen
Stella Stevens
Vernal
Don Sachler
Logan Temple
Essie Jane Sowards
Ellen Fletcher
Melshyre Bridge Club
Canning Project
Leola
Mary Stringham
Alexander Confectionery
Busy farmers harvest Clover and alfalfa seed in 1918
Forty years ago, September 17, 1918, Teddy Longhurst and others drive Crop Reapers for seed harvest. George Ainge expects farmers to sell hay easily this winter. Robert Dean to teach at Fruitland. A C Emert sells Dragon store to Jas McGuire of Rangely. Vern Anderson welcomes a baby girl Sept 12. William Green visits from Greendale amid rain and no snow on hills. Duchesne creamery to wrap Snowcrest Butter. Sheep herds gather at dipping corrals in the V for winter range. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Benjamin Kelly. Calvin A Marshall named postmaster at Lapoint, moving from Taft.
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Teddy Longhurst
Tall Duke
J M. Alfred
Charles Perry
George Ainge
Robert Dean
Fruitland
A. C. Emert
Dragon
Jas. McGuire
Rangely
Vern Anderson
William Green
Greendale
Duchesne
Benjamin Kelly
Lapoint
Calvin A. Marshall
Taft
Shoe Shine Boy Responds To Weather Comment
A shoe shine boy answers a customer by saying he has been too busy shining to notice the overcast day. The remark highlights a simple, humorous exchange reflecting busy work life and weather.
Quote from Herb Shriner on town women and babies
A quoted remark recalls how women in the speaker’s hometown prioritized childbirth over buying clothes, reflecting cultural attitudes. The speaker attributes the view to Herb Shriner, noting a contrast between personal culture and consumer behavior. The line emphasizes social norms and traditional roles.
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Herb Shriner
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la Stevens
Marvina Stevens
Conault
John A Jorgensen
John Jorgensen
E.R Lawrence Cooper
Uintah State Bank Bldg
May Jorgensen
Lydia Cook
Otheir
Colton & Hammond
Uintah State Bank
Or Y
William H. Cook
Byu
Ben Farley Clemente
Goring Mroess
Lyndon Hi, Johnson
Texas
Oil Service Directory
Ashton Bros. Inc
Ashton Supply Company
Barold
Intermountain
Ross Coast. Co
General Oil Field
Searle Gas and Appliance
Measer Road
Vernal Express
SADA
Ojald
Wile
Hubby J
Liscomb Oil
Norris
Victaulle
Nordstrom
Catawissa
Longhorn
Jimmy_ Gray
Pease Bros. General Contracting
Pease
W. L
Bud) Pease
Canada
Mackenzie
Bob
Mountain States Telephone
Oldsmobile
Tve
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