Notice of final land proof for Desart Land Entry No 0480
Department of the Interior Vernal Utah issues notice that Winonle Mackay Latwnbert assigns John D Magson of Roosevelt Utah filed intent to make final proof under the 1916 act to establish a land claim in Section 33 Township South Range 20 East Salt Lake Meridian. Proof to be taken before the Vernal U.S. Land Office on October 1922. Witnesses: Elisha Dryant David O Mackay John W Mackay Lawrence Wall. Albert Halen Register. First publication Sept 1 1922 completion Sept 29 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Winonle Mackay Latwnbert
John D. Magson
Roosevelt
Salt Lake Meridan
Permelia Emily Batty
Lote
Township
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
W. P. Ellsworth
Randlatt
J. W. Jackson
Standlatt
James L. Hutching
D. W. Alfred
Albert Halen
Mary Bullock
Wm M. Caldwell
Nenem
Register
U. S. Lann
Pamen
Henry L. Green
Daniel Allen
Fred M. Reynolds
Rulon C Bullock
Notice for Pullication Land Office Vernal Utah 1922
Land Office at Vernal Utah gives notice that Eugenn Dicter of Linwood Utah filed to prove final five year proof on Forest Homestead Entry No 06466 for 49.28 acres. Claimant will appear before Clerk F W Tinker Manila Utah on October 21 1922 with witnesses S A Grean Orson Burton James Sweet and Henry Nash all of Linwood Utah. Publication dates September 8 1922 to October 6 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
Eugenn Dicter
Linwood
F. W. Tinker
District Court
Manila
S A Grean
Orson Burton
James Sweet
Henry Nash
Albert Halen
Firat
Sheriff's Sale in Uintah County Utah 1922 Notice
In Uintah County Utah a sheriff's sale is scheduled for October 7, 1922 at 2 pm at the county courthouse front door in Vernal. The property lies in Vernal City and includes Block 1 Plat B Workman's Addition with described boundaries and water rights, with all improvements and appurtenances. Sheriff L Richardson records the notice dated September 15 to October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
State of
Utah
Maria A. Workman
Mary E. Ratliff
J. H Ratliff
Vernal
Vernal City
Workman
L. Richardson
Notice to Water Users in Uintah County Utah 1922
State Engineers office in Salt Lake City publishes notice that George T Taylor of Ranchett Utah seeks to change the point and place of use for three cubic feet of water from the Uintah river to irrigate 160 acres. The application includes detailed legal descriptions of sections and townships and requires protests in affidavit form with a $1 fee within 30 days after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineers’ Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
George T Taylor
Ranchett
Besnion Laws of
Uintah River
Uintah County
Sec 35
Township 2
Range
Uintah
Lot
Utah proposes constitutional debt limit amendment in 1920s
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Section 1 Article 14 of Utah's Constitution to cap state indebtedness at 2 percent of taxable property value, with funds from loans to be used only for authorized purposes. It directs the secretary of state to publish and submit the measure to voters at the next general election, taking effect January 1, 1923 if adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Secretary of State
Atate
Utah constitutional amendment proposal on taxation powers
A legislative resolution proposes Amendments to Sections 2 and 3 of Article 19 and related sections of the Utah Constitution to empower the legislature to classify all property including money and credits for taxation, ensure uniform rates within classes, tax various property and business privileges, and allow income taxes with possible exemptions and progressivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
State of
Utah Constitution Amendment On Legislature Compensation Proposed
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 9 of Article VI to fix legislator pay and travel allowance. It sets per diem up to eight dollars and ten cents per mile for travel to and from meetings, with no other compensation. The measure directs submission to voters at the next general election and takes effect January 1, 1923 if approved. Approved March 17, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Utah
Utah Secretary of State certifies constitutional amendments record
I H E Crockett Secretary of State certifies that the foregoing is a full true copy of Constitutional Amendments Nos 1 2 and 8 as proposed by the regular session of 1921 as the same appear of record in my office. In witness whereof I set my hand and affixed the Great seal of the State of Utah this 1st day of September 1922 seal H B Crockett Secretary of State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. E. Crockett
State of
Utah
H. BE. Crockett
Desert Land Notice for Batty in Vernal Utah
Per melia Emily Batty of Vernal Utah filed notice to make final proof under the 1916 purchase provision for lands described as SW Sec 33 T7S R20E Salt Lake Meridian and Lot 3 4 8 in Sec 4. Public hearing before the Vernal U S Land Office on October 23, 1922 with witnesses from Randlatt and Standlatt, Utah.
Sam Grathwell Delivers Splendid Irrepitational Lecture
Sam Crathwell speaks at the Chautauqua Festival on “Getting By Your Hoodoo,” stressing individual possibility. He rose from bootblack and newsboy to school, entering ninth grade by night, earning an A. B. and now holds a distinguished place on the American lecture platform with entertaining, dramatic mimicry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Crathwell
Sam Grathwell
Notice of final proof for land entry in Utah
John G South of Portsmouth Virginia filed notice of intention to make final proof under the 1915 act to establish claim to land described as Desart Land Entry No 02258 in sections 16 22 23 14 township 7 south range 20 east Salt Lake meridian before the U S Land Office Vernal Utah on October 1922. List includes Marion P. Rogers Milton D Hilaworth Russ Burns W P Ellsworth all of Randlett Utah. First published Sept 16 1922. Completion Oct 13 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
John G South
Portsmouth
Virginia
Desart
NBM
Township
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Register
Marion P. Rogers
Randlett
Milton D Hilaworth
Russ Burns
W. P. Ellsworth
Albert Halen
Notice of Democratic county convention in Uintah Utah
A Democratic County Convention will be held at the Uintah County courthouse in Vernal Utah at 1 30 PM Saturday October 7 1922 to nominate candidates for state and county offices to be elected November 11 1922 Delegates are allocated by precinct totals based on 1920 governor vote only A precinct chairmen meeting will follow in the same room to reorganize the county central committee and elect officers Precinct chairmen should call primaries before October 7 1922 GEO L GOODRICH chairman Democratic County Central Committee 38-21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Court House
Vernal
Utah
T. N. Taylor
Jensen
Naples
South Vernal City
North Vernal City
North Ashley
South Ashley
Mr. Dell
Independence
Tridell
Randlett
Dragon
South Vernal
North Vernal
Lapoint
Moffat
Davis
Wilson
Asterra
Whiterocks
Hayden
Willow Creek
Bennett
County Central Committee
Geo, L. Goodrich
Democratic County Central
Lands Open for Entry in Vernal Utah September 1922
Department of the Interior notices land in Town ship 14 South Range 22 East SLB and BM surveyed by the U S Surveyor General and to be received October 21 1922. Entries by preference right claimants and qualified applicants are allowed with deadlines set for December 21 1922 and March 22 1922. The notice details periods for discharged officers and marines under Public Resolution No 29 and subsequent resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Vernal
Utah
U. S
Surveyor General
M.y
Desert Land Entry Final Proof Notice Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior notices Mary Bullock assigner of Wm M Caldwell of Vernal Utah filed for final proof under the Desert Land Act of 1915. Proof before the U S Land Office Vernal Utah on October 30 1922 with witnesses Henry L Green Daniel Allen Fred M Reynolds and Rulon C Bullock all of Vernal Utah. First publication September 22 1922. Last publication October 20 1922.
McDonald Birch Conjurer Opens Chautauqua Night
On the Lyceum and Chautauqua festival program, McDonald Birch delivers the largest one man magic show with elaborate curtains Chinese decorations and electric effects. His sleight of hand airs are clever and his personality charming. The act blends mystery humor and amazement for both young and old as the second night attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Birch
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Wiss People and a Wife with a Mind of Her Own
In a candid chuckle, the piece notes Wiss community attitudes toward appearances and independence. It wittily contrasts a stiff upper lip hiding false teeth with the charm of a wife who has an independent mind.
Local Wise Man Claims Snakes Have Forked Tongues
A local sage asserts that only snakes possess forked tongues and may be correct in this belief. The remark sparks discussion among residents about reptile senses and tongue anatomy.
When a man achieves greatness he likes to cover up his smallness
A compact reflection on humility and vanity suggesting that true achievement exposes rather than hides personal limits. The aphorism implies public personas mask insecurities behind grand gestures.
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Sheriff’s Sale
R. E. Caldwell
Chas. H, Davis
Notics
Chas
Bank of Verna
Toofa
Robert H. Wallis
Judge Bidg
Phone Waratch
T. W. O'Donnell
Uintah State Bank
Wallach Calder
Ya State Bank Building
MR. Traveling Man
Victory Highway
J. R. Watkins Company
Watkin
Thomas E. Hall
Agt. Vernal
Maeser
Uintah Telephone Company
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