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Show . a nun vwv PAGE EIGHT rtioivf w n If V THANKSGrmc lTrTAH 1 Emery County Bank Y CASTLE DALE, UTAH OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER Member MARGARET C. KELLER PETER JOHANSEN W. C. SNOW, Directors SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT COUNTY EMERY ABSTRACT COJ I Castle Dale, Utah Licensed Abstracter of Titles Be sure of the title to the land you purchase. Yoa can never know the true condition without investigating. Our Abstracts TeU O. Sorenson LEGAL It All Jr., Mgr. DEPARTMENT Probate and Guardianship rotlCM County Clerk or respective rtfners for further Information LIST OF THE FER- ron Canal & Reservoir Company, Ferron, Utah. Notice is hereby given that there are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment levied Octiber 15, 1931, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective stockholders, as follows: Name C't No. S. Amt. 6 $ 1.92 Marie Anderson 290 Malena Blackburn....834 50 22.43 894 28 10.92 Lelanj Bohleen 302 12 3.84 Byron Blackburn Mrs. John H. Barton 5 1.60 614 35 11.20 Mary A. Bailey 273 66 21.12 Ray Bryan DELINQUENT Os. Blackburn 769 2 .64 12.34 8 ..... 821 118 708 20 907 10 638 33 918 10 751 - 29.82 19.86 15.36 5.40 342 362 217 Geo. A. Huntsman.... 817 Sarah J. Henrie ........ 565 F. D. Hitchcock G. Lee Jewkes 925 A. Gardner Jewkes J. B. Jewkes 615 Julia A. M. Jensen.... 359 J. D. Jewkes B. F. Jewkes 713 J. W. Jorgensen 709 L. W. Killpack ....1... 178 J. S. Jensen 794 48 Chris Jensen HI 5 10.56 1.60 .... 609 57 25.08 Frank D. Lemon Royal Larsen Glen Larsen Geo. P. Larsen .. Jane Larsen .... 399 60 Orson Lowry Sidney Petersen 828 68 69 1 3 85 73 75 24 71.76 . Nov. 1.04 .96 88 40 75.92 31 00 352 19.40 all of Sees. SWtt NWi I 1 AN ULTIMATE CONSUMER 'X W"V TV iai. Legal Blanks for Sale at IMs Office his TrJ j e,.. WW No. 2 No. 4 2:35 a. m. 7:10 p. m. Let's build the road to Green River This baby In a drought stricken section of West Virginia was one of ultimate consumers of the foodstuffs given by the American Red Cross In past year. More than 2,750,000 persons were fed by the organization. a: tdTV oome folks try to make up their own greetings Modern systems recently perfected for home nse render existing home heating systems virtually obsolete In so far as the development of the maximum of Indoor comfort Is concerned, declares the Holland Institute of Thennology, of Holland, Mich. Complete systems or tne vapor air type perform functions heretofore unassociated with home heating. The newer functions Include controlled firing, controlled indoor temperature, adequate humldifl-catioair circulation and ventilation and The process makes possible the use of the system during summer for home cooling purposes. meeUn. The program wasiS ffi Community Bishop Gerald by John Williams, readCT. 19. SJ Q&iSlt Olsen, vocal solo by reading by LaVerne Arthur Abeiin. i pR'i - no BUK-iUUi- vajdo.-oiMTn- w J O fllEX Harmonica selection by ArthBii Irvlrivs hw XytaliHn .7 i rtrlpV" a dialogue; remarks by Mr. MOHRLAND and Erastus S. am SCHOO- L- A very enjoyable Dromm J o HUNTINGTON The local high school made annual uur of Huntington, u land, and Mohrland W:dnesdaj Thursday and Friday of last The P. T. A. programs In J ( boy&j v Emery, 31. January Rochester February 28. 27. uiangevuie, Marcn Victor, April 17. H. Derrlll RowIav nnrt Robertson. Rochester, November 29. Elmo, December 27. nuraungron, wovemoer Clawson. December 27. try shopping at the last minute come in early and make a happy selection from our big line of jA, ggfk IN THE EMERY COW" SCHOOLS t Burgoyne CHRISTMAS ana Orangeville, January Ferron, February 28. Castle Dale, March 27. Huntington, April 17. Hans F. Mortenspn snj "U Larsen. Ferron, November 29. Victor, December 27. Castle Data. Jaminnr 51 . Emery, February 28. Huntington, March 27. Mohrland, April 17. Miscellaneous Total Assessed Valuation .... State Scool Tax Total Amt Collected .... Estimated S. Revenue Amount Collected from To T JU Amt. Reed, from State more than collected County School Tax ... State Col. from Co School News County property assessrrwmy SCHOOL SL'nerintpndPTit. WHaii - f Ht j VUf ' IIUICU school last Friday and found conditions quite favorable. Tne iaculty are introducing a nem svstem th w fMiitir .iitU- ing this year. a report is given by one of the members upon some topic of current interest, that. PJtTVTlnHw nnnaala them. Aside from the valuable in- iormauon wmcn is brought out It -- -- taryCountyProgrcss - Forest Fund o - ! Budget Source of Revenue County Tax State Dis. School State High School Total amt. collected ...iji 48 per cent of tax paWK CLEVELAND Enjoy Christmas 29. 31. others OFMf AND USES BOURSES Victor, January 31. OranKeville, February 28. Cleveland, March 27. Emerv. Anril 17 Edward Larsen and Leslie Bennett. some folks Use Heat System to Home Teachers' , for the year resulted astollS , f .uu are oniy prices President, Mrs. Lettie Suoscrxpuon tnr nna war nnH $3 00 for three President, S. R. Andersonyears. Mail your order direct to the treas., Ada Torgerson. Cbstirxth AMER1UAJN the vtarious comTnitit. ..Jr.' W Tafftvette Blvd.. en and projects were discussed rwrrtit. Mlrhican. Servlc on vour following were decided uponsubscription will start with which- proving the health condition of i ever issue you specify. pupils, enlarge the school 11W (Advertisement) Assembly was featured laa by the 8th grade as followsmano soio oy ura Andersoner by Mr. Frei; song by HeWfc ' O on Parent towns were criven on the 3 cutive nights by the high tt music department. The large w Castle Dale, November 29. of 65 voices is in splendid We Mohrland, December 27. Rochester. January 31. and rendered several numbers! were highlv appreciated ta Clawson, February 28. town. The fact that all four jr Lawrence, March 27. were well represented making Elmo, April 17. the Ole Sitterud N. Thomas Onv. balance, indicated that the and tho mon. well as the girls are interests the aesthetic side of eucatioy Emery, November 29. The school band is also sms Castle Dale, December 27. evidence of groth and tralnwj Cleveland, Jenuary 31. dout, 30 memoers ana a sw Lawrence, February 28. tv of instruments are reoreSf Ferron, March 27. Almost all of the band members Rochefcfr. Anril 17 oem Zwahlen gan last year or are justmost (Joseph Vernon and Moore oi 131 wt. Ta.mL. aa now. Considering that members are very young, ana Huntington. December 27. m me work, tne snomini Mohrland. January 31. aoie. Victor, February 28. Wa aro vtvrrr nmiul of OUT Rochester, March 27. Lawrence. Anril 17 department and Mr. Christo William G. Cook and Leland Merril tne director, Is to be convmi on so much acnievemen. Monriana, wovemoer 29. , Cleveland, December 27. West Bound East Bound EMERY SCHOOL. lewises. At Price 3 which they are well VVZa of snedal Irvtrptit vi" v uuem. Ml you gratefully. Plovrl RrlnkprhofT ctiA Rvmn n Peacock. Victor, November 29. Orangeville, December 27. Clawson, January 31. Castle Dale. February 28. Mohrland, March 27. Ferron. Anril 17 William L. Ouymon and Alma O. Railroad Company 3:27 a. m. 9:00 a. m. v 1 RAILROAD TIME TABLE Denver & Rio Grande Western 1 . uui character, develop his understand in wmcn ne uvea ing . - of theVn world navrl that inhabit It. Here, indeed, is the ideal gift for that boy in wnom you are interesneigh tedthat son, nephew,soncousin of a busibor, or, perhaps the ness associate. An attractive gift card bearing your name will be nt n tVioV hnvJ if vmi remiest it OtilV with your order. Then every time the man-ma- n onngs wie magazine to his door .the boy will think of rendered by the Huntington a school music department in P Teachers' meeting Friday ens, In the amusement halL Several j Elmo, February 28. bers were rendered by the ck Emery, March 27. and band. Other numbers werei Chas. R. Killpack and William A. en. a vocal solo by Selma iii and Ora Winkler, and a plasoi Rehling. lection by Ruth Wetzel of Ms cieveiano, wovemoer z. land. A short talk by each meat Emery, December 27. of the high school faculty. Lawrence, January 31. Announcement was made by! 28. Huntington, February P. T. A. president, Clell Petty, Victor, March 27. the library drive would soon be nianrarvn ArtrU 17 Wilford C. Petersen and Owen H. ed. A house to house canvas ill, made to secure suitable books toll .Barton. the library for the Mohrland sk 29. Nov3mber OrangeviUe, Examinations were given to i Lawrence, December 27. in the first four grades I pupils Elmo, January 31. Thursday by Dr. Sorenson. Tm Cleveland, February 28. suits of the examinations vert Clawson, March 27. corded and will be taken to "!nst.lA TYnlA Arvrll 17 Ervtn K. Williams and Mabel An homes of the pupils. It is hoped the children will be benefited dersen. this work. Lawrence, November 29, The finance committee of t Rochester, December 27. T. A. announce that the 3 act Ferron, January 31. tery play, which they hare k Mohrland, February 28. working on will De ready dj Elmo, March 27. week of December. first 17. OrangeviUe, April i nnai prooi, to establish claim to wie iana aDove aescriDed, before the 24.12 ciers 01 T,ne uistnct court at Cas37.44 tle Dale. Utah nn th osv. 50 00 luewmoer, 10.40 Claimant names as witnesses: W, F. Ovlatt. ErnPSfc T Anson on1 IP 1IT 47.13 Anderson, all lof Elmo, Utah, and 19.02 uscar wieison or Cleveland. Utah 88.40 ELI F. TAYLOR, Rglster. 3 84 Nov. 27, Dec. COMPANION. BOY-YOUT- uiese gives each member chanT) It is such experiences as kindle wits, cuss, with the otherTsffi that imaHnA.t.ion. sharpen a boy's sferencthen his Clawson, November 29. Ferron, December 27. Huntington, January 31. g. i mar-tjvr- arsen. v, 1. ed Louis W. Ouymon Dec. 4, 1931. 34.30 Notice ii Tiprchv 16 00 O. Cramer of Cleveland, Utah, who 4 80 on wovemoer 22, 1928, made home- 1 60 sieaa enxrv no lufvre? rnr rar-kt 13 65 WJ4, Stt Sec. 17, and NE'4 NW, 73 71 ixc , oec. 10, 16 south 83.58 Rancre 10 easst. Townsnip Salt. t.qIto HToi-u42 00 has filed notice of 1ntpnt.irm tn vt 3.72 Air-Conditi- bat-Nvr.hl- EMERY STAKE 10, and 11, NH NWVt, Ren 14 T IB S P 11 Department of the interim tt a 8 40 lana um.ee, salt uake City. Utah, 64.63 11.31 6 72 S HOME MISSIONARY IJRT OF THE INTERIOR vnn" pttrt m iTm-KVWAJtVilAiVll J I With Christma - Mil. a. the reading rvMirPANrrON- - As If DV ""ij ni i we remind wmttu'o J? magic, this weU known magazine 'subscription to Uie carries boys to tuswu rrugrcsa wouia make w for those friends rVJfcfl world, introduces ipem wc them emerience Queer are away from home! 2 Customs and revel in the advent those at home. "fci What could be more I ures of foreign lanas. will In assingle issue, a boy with sled than a news letter each tag them posted on tSvS and dog team, cross Indian-hunttags at home, among tW& tee. scnwn, iamu. and relatives. plains in na praine YaTAa in an aimv with The EMERY COUNTY FRnrJ plane or on dangerous routes Castle Dale, VUiK a U. S. mail piicn,, nian wuu swaying mals in Africa atop the Only $2.08 per yeu l r an lnVmnt. trn CTuMntT In 6 months, f Lot I a battleship, fight Arab raiders with and participate the Foreign Legion to many other thrilling experiences AMERI of tn the readers hot wti - tmi NOTIPP. CHRISTMAS - . 92 the ages otlOad ZOit AMERICAN BOY- - - 00 18.90 Secretary-Treasure- r. Dec. I the first three years of the lease ana a minimum production of 150,-0tons ner vear pommenHnir with the fourth year of the lease and otherwise substantially in accordance with the lens, form sa-- rmt. n paragrapn 18 of the regulations. oam lease win De sold at puDlic auction in this nfTirp nn t.h set forth, to the qualified bidder onenng uie rugnest oonus on the fifteenth dav of Derpmhor 1031 at ten o'clock a. m. Any and all per sons naving aaverse or conflicting cicmus vo saaa iana or any part thereof are hereby notified that wiey snuuia rue on or oelore De Cember 14. 1931. their nrrvtect. n, nh lection against the granting of the icuse mr saia otnerwise such claims may be iana; disregarded in grant ins saia lease, jam r. TAYLOR, reg- - 452 93 Royal Swasey, FLBK 28 92 Seymour B. Snow .... 727 92 37 44 Henry Thompson .... 316 123 38.31 J. Frank Killian .... 67 RQfi W. S. Worthen 14 40 45 Sam Ware Jr 46 95 98.80 Mrs. J. P. Worthington 1 28 4 J. Young and R. An- derson 735 121 50.82 J. Young and A. W. 282 128 53.76 Bigler J. Young 741 260 109.20 And in accordance with law, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary to pay delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of and expense of sale, willadvertising be sold at the ogice of the secretary in Ferron, Emery County, Utah, on the 28th day of December, 1931, at the hour OI I p. m. EARL H. GREENHALGH 20-2- 7, T cording to the Holland Institate of Thermonolgy, of Holland, Michigan. Obviously, points out the Institute, a desired condition is that wherein the air Is in constant motion, yet not of sufficient velocity to create a drafty condition for anyone. Home systems now available are units equipped with which maintain the air in sufficient motion to prevent air stagnation or beat concentration, yet the air Is not of sufficient velocity to cause a sensation of draft to the most sensitive skin. serial No. 049890. 1a herrtw rtvAn that, nnr. suant to the act of Fehruarv 25. izu, Ki aiat. 437), and to tne reg State of Utah, A. A. Scovill .... 653 98 101.92 J. E. Soderqulst .... 723 219 70.08 79 34 70 Joseph Swasey Diantha Stringham 14 616 G. W. Snow Jr 669 207 215.28 No. H. John 307 50 21 00 No. Seeley Nov. 1291301 A draft Is air in motion that removes heat from the body faster than bodily heat Is normally dissipated, ac- Lease, Notice 1 21 1931 Sn Mo Tn We Th Fr Sa united states Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, November 3, 1931 Notice of Offer of Coal Land for 6 45 20 29 1931 NOVEMBER Draft Defined FOR avontures bovs be eween Dec. 4. DEPARTMENT 4 80 Nov. Earl Pettey ... 117 791 150 Eugene Poulsen J. D. Peacock 841 10 State of Utah. Wil- ford C. Petersen 283 130 146 51 Henry M. Reid F. M. Reid 677 85 Thorvald Rasmussen 68 12 River 1 IDEAL GIFT FOR THE BOY CAN Lef s build that road to Green fied will be considered sufficient ev idence of nonmineral character of the tracts selections thereof, being otherwise free from objection, will De approved to the State. ELI F. TAYLOR. Register. 15 11 881 172 892 107 134 50 15 54 15.53 13.65 3.20 70.72 10 Wm. McKenzie C. T. NieLson 800 5 Bryant Nelson 207 Joseph Nelson Elmina Nelson 611 189 H. A. Nelson 886 238 David G. Nordell .... 244 100 132 11 Livy Olsen Price Commercial & Savings Bank 671 67 Wm. M. Richardsen.. Robert Riley 3.20 50 35 11 Willard L. Miller .... T. V. Nelson W. 15 10 CI M 32.00 E., S. L. M., as coal leasing unit No. 2.56 954, Utah No. 137. The lease of said 43.24 unit will be made at a royalty rate 7.80 vi ibtt tcuw per uon. mine run, an 3.40 nitial investment nf S9JUVnnn A 10.53 10.40 71 52 - me uenerai iana omce at Washington, D. C. Failure so to protest or contest within the time speci- thereunder, armrnvpd An ril 1. 1920. circular Nn B70 ia Kp 29.37 retarv 01 tne intfimnr. nn npt.ir.inn .96 of Elver A. Hewitt, has designated .96 the EH, SEU NW14, NE14 SWK .64 oec. o, avt jnjs, is oJ4 sec. 9, 647 100 G. Conover To whom it may concern. Notice is hereby given that the State of Utah has filed in this office lists of lands, selected by the said state, under section 6 of the Act of Congress, approved July 16, 1894, as indemnity school lands viz: Lot 4 Sec. 18, Lot 1 Sec. 19, Twp. 18 South, Range 16 East, S. L. M. Serial 050188, List 2415. Copies of said lists, so far as they relate to said tracts by descriptive subdivisions, have been conspicuously posted in this office for inspection by any person interested and by the public generally. During the period of publication of this notice, or any time thereafter, and before final ap proval and certification, under departmental regulations of April 25, 907, protests or contests against the claim of the State to any of the tracts or subdivisions hereinbefore, described, on the ground that the same is more valuable for mineral than for agricultural purposes, will be received and noted for report to 1931. 1.60 J. C. Duncan ............'740 A. NOTICE STATES LAND OFFICE, 1879. Salt Lake City, Utah, October 31, 27.30 ulatlons Lawrence Christensen 76 Reed Oonover 5 712 F. M. Cox 744 121 Lois Clark ..... 730 3 Thos. Cheshire 3 368 Wm. Carlock 2 624 James C. Clawson .... 119 37 Christian Christensen Richard Behling . Emery Co. Bank Amanda A. Edwards C. H. Funk Esther Funk . Edson Huntsman .... Frank Hitchcock .... .Ephraim Henrie .H. R. Huntsman ... Published Every Friday Morning Entered in the post office in Castle Dale, Utah, as second class mail matter, under the act of March 3, UNITED able diseases gain entrance to the body through the respiratory tract Dr. E. V. Hill, America's leading austates: thority on "While some of these Infections may be from moisture droplets from the mouth and nose, still the great majority are caused by dust particles of some kind gaining entrance to the tract with their infecting organisms." Because of their efficiency as a means for washing Indoor air, modern home systems make it possible to have cleaner and more healthful air indoor than Is obtainable outdoors. ever-prese- E. M. Roberts, Ass't. Editor Write for particulars We pay Four Per cent on Savings OF Utah State Press 'Association National Editorial Association Subscription, $2.00 per year Foreign $2.50 per year M. B. Roberts, Pub. and Editor P. P. DYRENQ, B. CRAWFORD, President A. D. KELLER, Vice President EDMUND CRAWFORD, Cashier auAccording to prominent health thorities, at least 50 of the prevent- EMERY COUNTY CAPITAL $25,000, SURPLUS $15,000 J. Trace Respiratory Diseases to Dust EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS Established 1900 Telephone 18-VOLUME XXXn, NO. 1$ THANKSGIVING WEEK, 1931 Semi-month- ly mi Amount naid to "schools of interej-j-bv .V nponl ' tint directly c them ; jjy Amt paid by residents cenw county 3&.3 OiUUrUldl per CUlUUtu j w jw . lri Census Students rwiW Yearly cost per student w VaotIw inat. nr renSUS , Amt. out of assessea to pay for one enrolled Cfli'" ' VimT.lUIJ V"Tent |
