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Cottonwood Chronicle

Location

Cottonwood, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

6

Judge Shows No Mercy in Mixed Liquor Cases

Multiple defendants faced liquor possession, materials for manufacture, and nuisance charges. Lomski Parish each pleaded guilty to liquor possession and materials for manufacturing. Parish also had nuisance dismissed, with fines of 100 dollars each. Lomski received 100 dollar liquor and 100 dollar materials charges plus three months in jail for nuisance. Bartlett, aged defendant, paid 200 dollars after pleading guilty to liquor possession. Aichtmayr and Niebuhr were found guilty on four counts related to manufacture and nuisance. verdict delivered after a brief jury deliberation, with sentence set for tomorrow.

United States Frank Lomski Charles Parish Lewiston Dietrich Parish Lomski Latah Wd Bartlett Culdesac Bartlett Nez Perce Otto Aichtmayr Henry Niebuhr Cottonwood

Idaho Auto Costs Soar As State Maintains Fleets

Captain FA Jeter, secretary of state, estimates Idaho spends over 25 million dollars annually to operate and maintain 61,700 owned autos. He argues the state can afford such a cost and still run efficiently.

Secretary of State Captain Jeter Idaho FA Jeter Shane Ial Pee

Farmers Union to receive hogs at local stockyards weekly

Notice from J. M. Fellers, manager, states the Farmers' Union will receive hogs at the local stock yards every Monday until further notice. The plan outlines a standing schedule for inbound livestock handling and union operations.

Farmers’ Union Monay J. M. Fellers

Important Notice To The Taxpayer Delinquent Tax Penalties

Last day for payment of real property taxes is Monday December 24 1923. Taxes unpaid by that date become delinquent and incur a two percent penalty. Interest on delinquent taxes for 1923 is ten percent per year from December 24 1923, in addition to the penalty.

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