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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER NOTICE OF MEETING OF CREDITORS IX PROCEEDINGS UNDER SECTION 75. PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP Announcement Made Advantages Being Of United States Civil Taken of Better Service Examinations Housing Program In the District Court of the United States, In the District of Utah NOTICES Figures made public by the Federal The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open com- Housing Administration on 2,344 modernization and repair loans selected petitive examinations as follows: random .totaling $1,221,437 and 0 at Principal marketing specialist, to $6,400; senior marketing spe- covering key sections of the country, cialist, $4,600 to $5,400; marketing shed an interesting light on the class of the Betof specialist, $3,800 to $4,600; associate terpeople taking advantage how they and Housing Program, to $3,800; marketing specialist, $3,200 assistant marketing specialist, $2,600 are using their loans. The average to $3,200 a year, Bureau of Agricul- amount of these loans was $521.00. The following table shows the total tural Economics, Department of Agrinumber of loans within each group November 15, culture. IN PROCEEDINGS FOR A COMPOSITION OR EXTENSION Consult Clerk of the District Court or the Respective Sign- In the mattei of Frances White, ers for Further Information. 55.-60- Vanthia Miseria, N. Joseph A. p, W. and Ada Taylor. To the creditors of above named NOTICE TO CREDITORS debtors, of Tremonton, in the county of Box Elder, and district aforesaid. Estate of FOREST A. S HUM AN, Notice is hereby given that the peDeceased. Creditors will present claims with tition of said debtors praying that vouchers to the undersigned at Pen- they be afforded an opportunity to efrose, Box Elder County, Utah, on or fect a composition or an extension of 1934. Jfc-io- Closing date, and the percentage of this total with reference to the grand total of loans comAgronomist (single variety made to all groups: a cotton $3,800 munity improvement), No. of Deyear, Bureau of Plant Industry, Loans Pctg. Occupation of. partment Closing Agriculture. 378 16.13 Public Employees date, November 19, 1934. 358 15.27 Senior agronomist (cotton genetics Employees (Clerical ( 321 13.69 Mechanics (Skilled) and breeding), $4,600 a year. Bureau of Plant Industry, Department of Ag- Business Men 287 12.25 (Sole Owners) riculture. Closing date, November 19, 159 6.78 Salesmen 1934. 144 6.14 Laborers (Unskilled) 0 Household equipment specialist, 118 5.04 a year, Bureau of Home Econ- Corporation Officers 4.44 104 Men Professional omics, Department of Agriculture. Rooms or Renting 1934. Closing date, November 19, 4.22 99 Apartments Agent for home economics, $4,600; Business 3.16 .. 74 Men (Partners) eduspecial agent for home economics 74 3.16 Heads cation (special groups, $3,800 a year; Department 2.82 66 . Foreman of Office of Education, Department 42 1.79 Truckmen Drivers and the Interior. Closing date, November 31 1.32 Farmers 1934. 19, 1.24 29 The salaries named are subject to Storekeepers 28 1.19 a deduction of not to exceed 5 percent Landlords .85 20 Railway Employees June fiscal the year ending during 11 .04 Barbers 30, 1935 ,as a measure of economy, 1 .04 and also to a deduction of 3i percent Churches to Of the above loans made the pertoward a retirement annuity. All States except Iowa, Virginia, sons, the following table shows the number and class of jobs with relaMaryland, Rhode Island, and the Dis- tive percentage: less of received Columbia have trict 997 17,71 than their quota of appointments in Heating the apportioned departmental service Redecorating (Interior) .. 861 17.30 661 11.74 Plumbing in Washington, D. C. 555 9.86 Exterior Repairs obtained be Full information may 546 9.70 Outside from the Secretary of the United Painting 541 9.61 Roofing of ExamStates Civil Service Board 7.02 395 General iners at the post office or custom- Remodeling 372 6.61 Interior Repairs house in any city which has a post office of the first or the second clas3, or from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. before the 18th day of December, time to pay their debts under section A. D. 1934. 75 of the Bankruptcy act, was approvSARAH K. S HUMAN, Administratrix of the estate of ed by this court as properly filed unForest A. Shuman, Deceased. der said section; and that a meeting of their creditors will be held at TreLEWIS JONES, monton in the L. D. S. church on the Attorney for Administratrix. 5 8 15. 13th day of November A. D., 1934, at 2 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, NOTICE OF SUMMONS prove their claims .examine the debtIn the District Court of the First Ju- or and transact such other business as dicial District of the State of may properly come before the meetUtah, In and for the County ing. of Box Elder Dated October 31, 1934. JAMES WALTON, DORMA C. RASMUSSEN, Plaintiff Conciliation Commissioner. vs. GILBERT H. RASMUSSEN, Defendant NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT THE STATE OF UTAH TO Curlew Irrigation and Reservoir Co. THE SAID DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned to apPrincipal Place of Business Snowville, Utah pear within twenty days after the service of this Summons upon you, if served within the county in which this NOTICE is hereby given that at a action is brought; otherwise, within meeting of the directors, held on the thirty days after service, and defend 22nd day of October, 1934, an assessthe above entitled action; and in case ment of five percent was levied on the of your failure so to do, judgment will of the corporation; also stock capital to be rendered against you according an assessment of three percent was the demand of the complaint: Which has been filed with the Clerk levied on the stock in the East Canal, of said Court. This action is brought and an assessment of six percent on to recover a judgment dissolving the the stock in the West Canal, payable marriage contract heretofore existing on the 23rd day of October, 1934, to between you and the plaintiff. Jesse Arbon, the treasurer of the comLEWIS JONES, Plaintiff Attorney. pany ,at his office or residence at First National Bank Bldg., Snowville, Utah. 8 Brigham City, Utah. Any stock upon which these assessments may remain unpaid on the 24th day of November, 1934, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is Business concerns that advertise it made before, will be sold on the 15th their merchandise in this newspaper,' day of December, 1934, to pay the de- believe that the best is none too good linquent assessments, together with for their customers. the cost of advertising and expense of sale. EDMUND HURD, Secretary, . " t SJ1 WITH A 14. Snowville, Utah. 10-1- PAGE FTVB 1, 1934 11-1- 10-1- 3.84 216 Cementing 2.90 163 Lighting Additional Rooms , 123 2.19 2.15 121 Remodeling Bathroom 1.12 63 Remodeling Kitchen 14 Miscellaneous .25 The first table shows conclusively that all classes of people throughout tne nation are taking advantage of the opportunity afforded by the Federal Housing Administration to modernize and improve their property. The second table shows the various types of repair jobs which are being undertaken by these Individuals and shows that all lines of activities in the building trades industry are benefiting from the program. It should be remembered further, that approximately 70 of the money furnished in these loans, goes to labor, either that directly employed on the job or that which engaged in the man- - ll-15- t5 ill Quality Merchandise Coleman SELF-HEATIN- greatness with the result that create wrinkles on their foreheads they and start getting old too soon. 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