Diverse Notices and Ads From Cottonwood Idaho 1919
A jumble of local notices and ads from Cottonwood Idaho includes garden seeds and onion sets at Baker & Son, a new Strauss Brothers clothing sample book, Dray line operations by Walter Robbins, Velie car inquiries with W R Rogers, Chautauqua dates in Cottonwood, and a sale announcement by R J Carlson. Public notices cover Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co meeting June 9, 1919, land patent actions, and multiple notices for public publication and land filings with names such as Charles A Goodwill Isaac A Lyda and Minnie McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss Brothers
Taylor
J. W. Baker & Son
Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Idaho County
Idaho
Cottonwood
Joseph Kaufmann
Notice of Land Claim Proofs Filed in Lewiston Idaho
Department of the Interior notices that Myron L. Romig of Boles Idaho seeks three year proofs to establish land claims in sections 4 8 and 9 township 80 north range 2 west Boise meridian before the Lewiston land office July 8 1919. Nora McCoy of Forest Idaho seeks three year proofs to establish claims in sections 30 31 32 township 32 north range 2 west Boise meridian before Lewiston July 9 1919. Witnesses named include Minnie I Curtis Charles Williamson and others from Moscow and Forest Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Har
It of the Interior
U. S. Oe
Lewiston
Idaho
Charles A. Goodwill
Boles
Boise Meridian
J. Loyal Adkison
U. S
Whitebird
Isaac A. Lyda
Joseph
James M. Lyda
James R. Gibbons
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Township
Range
Whitebird Idaho
Arthur Flaherty
Mes M. Lvda
James St. Gibbons
Joseph, Tako
Arles A. Goodwill
Henry Heitfeld
Register
Out of the Interior
Minnie McConnell
Spring Camp
Horse Meridian
Edward Davis
William A. Spivy
W. M.cattron
H. Saxby Joles
Range 1
Myron L. Romig
Minnie I. Curtis
Moscow
Charles Williamson
Charles Crawford
John Jackson
Nora McCoy
Forest
Range 2
A. S. Land Office
Lewiah Tdaho
Thomas Mattison
Westlake
Gilbert G. Wayne
B. F. Aytch
Forest Idaho
Michel Rudolph
Small cross pin with set in same ownership claim
Owner may reclaim the small cross pin with its set by paying the specified force Martzen fee, reference 161f.
Reveling Serbian Village Names and Meanings
A Minneapolis Tribune note lists Serbian village names and translations from Monastir to Liaskoviki, detailing places such as Kremijant meaning dwellers among quartzite and Sokol as a mountain village where falcons live, illustrating local geography and personality in names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caryl B. Storrs
Minneapolis Tribune
Monastir
Serbia
Kremijant
Kremlin
Moscow
Livonia
Krushograd
Brode
Dobrovens
Willows
Skocivir
Cascades
Vodena
Lazac
Lozshats
Gorntehevo
Rosne
Sakuljevo
Bach
Sokol
Duke
Kalunik
Liaskoviki
Landor Prophetically Warned Of Napoleon In 1818 Pamphlet
Walter Savage Landor wrote a pamphlet in 1818 arguing Europe's leniency toward Napoleon after Leipzig, calling his Elba exile a rat trap and predicting renewed war. He mocked Vienna’s politicians and urged a firmer peace, noting Napoleon’s escape and Europe’s return to conflict within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Liverpool
Walter Savage Landor
Europe
England
Napoleon
Leipsic
Landor
Elba
Lord Chatham
France
Laugh Reveals Much and the Man Behind the Smile
The Rehoboth Sunday Herald reflects on how a smile and laughter reveal character and true fellowship. It notes that small pleasures expose a person’s warmth and trustworthiness, warning readers to judge by laugh lines as psychodiagnostic cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Strawn
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Yellowstone National Park Established by Congress
Yellowstone national park was constituted by congress years ago. It is a public playground for all people and a major tourist site in the West. The park covers 2,142,720 acres, making it the largest and first national park. Other notable parks include Yosemite, Glacier, Mt. Rainier, Sequoia, Crater Lake, Wind Cave, Platte, and Mesa Verde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Congress
West
Yellowstone Valley
United States
Yosemite
Californian
Gin
Hand Picked Bride Demands Hand Picked Goods
A newly married woman insists on a hand made home and insists on hand picked items including curtains and sheets. She buys a top quality chicken to complete the hand picked theme as the honeymoon ends and life begins.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Company Ltd
Northwest
Auto
Cottonwood Garage
Stewart & Jasper
Wesley F. Orr
Can
Acific and
Nesperce
Coronwood
J. E. Reilly
Nezperce
Bell
Nuxon Block
Dr. McKeen Boyce
Lewis Counties
Dr. C. Summer
Conrad Bosse
H. H. Nuxoll Notary Public
Nuxoll Block
Eugene Mauer
Cottonwood Local
A. Riley Rice
A. Jansen
Treas
Meath
John Reiland
H. Taylor
Bank of
Camas Prairie
Felix Martzen
Northwestern Mutual
Bave
J. D. Shinnick
Fea Eat Bante
Giaak the
Junk Man
Altman-Taylor
Baker & Son
Walter Robbins
W. R. Rogers
R. J. Carlson
A. B. Olin
Culdesac
Oakland
T. Clark
E. C. F. U. of America
Adolph Hinkleman
Johann Harness Works
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Rocky Mountain
T. F. Schaecher
Ollister
T._F. Schaecher
Rooke
Cateer
Dad Rooke
Harry C. Cranke
Chronicle Office
Rely. Alcorn
Ofer
Alcorn Hospital
Ferdinand
Cottonwood National Farm Loan Association
Pere
Feix Martzen
Sec
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