For Sale and Lost and Found Notices Bundle
Classified items include sale of a wood heating stove, dry firewood, trade of a piano for a milk cow, and notices seeking sows, a lost cattle brand, a Dodge crank, found auto headlight rim, plus a U S Interior Land Office notice of homestead proof in Lewiston Idaho with witnesses from Boles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Johnson
Cottonwood
Idaho
Emergency tariff bill backed to shield farmers
The House Ways and Means Committee completed the Ford Key emergency tariff design aimed at protecting 20 farm products for one year. It expands prior plans and sets specific rates on wheat, wool, mutton, cattle, corn, onions, peanuts, cotton, and related goods, while excluding sugar, hogs, frozen beef, seeds, barley, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Treasury Department
Marines Exonerated of Haitian Killings
The naval court of inquiry told Secretary Daniels there was no solid ground to back Brigadier General George Barnett’s claim that marines in Haiti committed indiscriminate killings. Presiding Rear Admiral Mayo deemed Barnett’s charges ill considered, regrettable, and unwarranted while praising the corps for its dangerous duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Haiti
Daniels
George Barnett
Marine Corps
Henry T. Mayo
Harding Consults Taft On League Plan After Confident Start
President-elect Harding enters the second week of consultations with an air of growing confidence on a practical peace league. He signals a developing international outline with a world court as a central feature and expects notable visitors during Christmas week, Taft among them. The day’s headlines also report a railroad board ruling on jurisdiction over interurban and electric lines and the verdict against Dr. Edward A. Rumely in New York for concealing German ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harding
Taft
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
E. A. Rumely
New York
Edward A. Rumely
New York Evening Mail
Rumely
Sale Notice of Bay Horse at William Hehl Ranch Idaho
Notice of sale to pasture for bid at the William Hehl ranch located 15 miles southwest of Cottonwood Idaho County Idaho. The auction on January 17 1921 features a bay horse two years old about 600 pounds with no brands or marks noted. The animal came to the ranch on December 12 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heh
Cottonwood
Idaho County
Idaho
William Hehl
Lumber helps Rangeville with rust and decay problem
A compressed ad style note urges building a machine shed in Rangeville Idaho to stop rust and decay. It promotes She Lumber as a cost effective remedy and mentions Lumber Co. and radiator service at South and Frick, with terse date directive to make dates at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeville
Idaho
Lumber Co
Bank Deposits Tax Urged in Congress Proposal
A bill introduced by Representative Treadway of Massachusetts proposes a tax of one fourth of one percent on all bank deposits. The measure moves through the ways and means committee as a new revenue option for fiscal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treadway
Massachusetts
Ways and Means Committee
Food prices fall 2 percent in November report
Washington reports a 2 percent drop in retail food prices for November compared with October as per the department of labor's bureau of statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
Bureau of Statistica
Notice of land claim by heirs in Idaho 1921
Notice from the Land Office Lewiston Idaho dated November 29 1920. John M Walker heir of Charley C Walker deceased of Spalding Idaho filed notice of intent to establish claim to homestead Big 06445 section 26 township 29 south range 3 west Boise meridian. The receiver will issue on January 7 1921. Witnesses named William A Spivey Mark N Rooke Floyd C Rooke and William I Rooke all of Boise Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lewiston
Idaho
George Guthrie
Boles
Sey
Township
Range
Boise Meridian
Register & Receiver
Julian R. Jones
William A. Jones
Asa Jones
Lewis R. Jones
Henry Heitfeld
Register
Sea Department of Interior
John M. Walker
Charley C. Walker
Spalding
U. S. Ee Office
William A. Spivey
Mark N. Rooke
Floyd C
William I. Rooke
Henry
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Timothy
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C. W. Thompson
Fenn, Idaho
C. H. Wright
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R. W. Overman
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Dodge Crank
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Greencreek
Chronicle Office
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Baker's Store
J. D. Shinnick
Turner Drug Store
Wesley F. Orr
Simon Bldg
DR. J. & Reilly
Nuxoll Block
DR. C. Summer
Knights OF
Pythias
McKinley Lodge
Bert Schroeder
C. C
Harry Campbell
Leo
F. Hall Hanes Os Ae Wited Larl Rehder
N. G. Leo Hanses
The
American Legion
Felix Martzen
Northwestern Mutual
John Reiland
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