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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
6
Legal notice announces a judicial sale of property described as part of the northeast quarter in section eight, township 110 range 16, in Twin Falls County, Idaho. The sale is set for December 6, 1934 at 1 PM Mountain Time at the county court house, with terms cash to the highest bidder, under the order of the district court and the sheriff.
The District Court of the Seventh Judicial District Idaho in Twin Falls County notifies the defendant Gabi Datendant to appear and answer the complaint. Service timing requires appearance within twenty days after service or within forty days if served by publication, with August 19 1884 marked as the date of the clerk's entry. Publication dates follow August 5 1884 and September 24 1884.
Notice from the United States District Court Idaho Leathers Division about a sale under a court decree. The document identifies a trust and guaranty subsidiary with a water right claim and references a December 1904 court entry as the basis for the sale.
Special Master announces sale of lands described as blocks in Beetion 15 Township 4 North Range 15 East and Beetion 19 Township 12 North Range 17 East under a United States Court decree. Sale in Twin Falls Idaho on September 18 1924 with a $9500 bid deposit and conditions including certificate of sale and deed upon confirmation.
Public notice of an execution sale in Twin Falls County Idaho. Sheriff M. Finch will sell at the east front door of the Twin Falls County Courthouse on September 23, 1924 at 2:00 PM Mountain Time all right title and interest of John G DeKlotz in specific parcels including parts of Section 7 Township 8 Range 8 and certain lots in Dine Lakes Addition and Filer Townsite. Judgment holders: H C Hazel. details show $609.20 principal plus $12.80 costs and 7 percent interest from May 29, 1920. Parties: Hazel vs DeKlotz. Deputy: Chas K Jones. Date: August 20, 1924.
Trustee Piattitt and various Lammers and Lamers parties are named in a decree of the Market Court of the United States for the District of Swatcher. The notice declares actions under the decree and outlines the appointed receivership or obligations issued by the court. Public records indicate legal proceedings affecting the named individuals and entities.
Lender details a court ordered public sale to satisfy a decree. The property includes 126.25 shares of Salmon River Canal Company stock evidencing water rights, plus land described as Thy East Mall of the Northwest quarter Section 20 Township 11 South Range 16 East in Twin Falls Idaho. Sale at Twin Falls County Court House on September 20 1924 at 10:00 AM. Deposit $500 required by bidders with conditional bids. Payment balance to be set by court on confirmation. Special Master Arthur J. Pravey. publication dates August 28 1924 and September 25 1924.
Notice states John Crowley pleaded guilty around July 3 1922 in the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District Twin Falls Idaho and was sentenced by the court. The record notes publication on August 25 18 1024 and references Crowley and related case details.
A tale claims Dr Speakman in Philadelphia during the American Revolution invented carbonated water by adding fruit juices to medicine water at a doctor’s request. The breakthrough allegedly sparked the carbonated drink boom, with the U S population consuming about 6,000,000 bottles last year.
A spiritualist lectures a skeptical scientist in town. The scientist says the talk kept him awake all night, explaining he slept poorly day and night, leaving the spiritualist flattered but uncertain about convincing him. The tale appears in the Los Angeles Times.
In Katherine Tynan's Memories Dudley Hardy the Bohemian is recalled with vivid anecdotes. Peggy's tale recounts Hardy slipping the tablecloth off a dining table and causing a scene as Maud Allen performs. An English cook's chorus of wit and an Irish warmth frame Hardy's moment of guilt after cutting Peggy Hardy's parading lampshade to fashion a lampshade from French lamp decorations.
An object in Oxford Museum is described as a Roman era stone sack with a rope mark and mouth puckers. Recovered from the Thames near London Bridge, it supposedly rested centuries underwater before cement inside solidified as the sack rotted away.
The Montreal Pamity Herald notes ancient myths blamed Demona and Storms Fosperis for winds and storms around Hor ace and warns against rash attempts at dangerous gates. It recalls that fear of storm bends slowed the finding of the Cape of Good Hope, though sailors supposedly mocked the notion and trusted their sea craft.
A garbled OCR fragment muses on the alphabet, meaning, patriotism, and purpose. It weaves vague references to essential traits and a pyramidal base, ending with an unclear note about Rostom Tranecripe. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable people or places.
Eight volcanic craters in Idaho form a barren, moonlike field of fresh lava called Craters of the Moon. Notable features include the Blue Dragon lava and scale like cracks, with varied colors across a three by thirty mile field recently dedicated as a public park between Cary and Arco.
Mr C G Harper narrates a London piece about The Albany a cluster of bachelor chambers since 1804. The wealthy Baron Meyer de Rothschild lives there and drops a peony outside only to lose his watch to a pickpocket as the coin rolls into a grate. The incident underscores the vanity of riches as a penny vanishes.
A friend jokes about tuning a radio set and the host explains a hidden knob. The visitor notices increased sound as the last dial is turned, while the host reveals the extra hole and knob serves only to hide imagination, not to control reception.
A witty anecdote from Cosmo Ham Titer about an antiquated four-wheeled cab on a London Sunday. The deaf, elderly rider on the box fails to hear the reprimand from a hot-tempered owner as the cab’s bottom collapses during a call in a square. Spectators laugh, easing the Sabbath gloom.
A naval wardroom incident unfolds when a midshipman defends a washed ashore collar against a ship officer. The officer objects to the collar’s appearance, the midshipman retorts that the collar was washed ashore yesterday, prompting a brief exchange about its origin and cleanliness.
A sprightly tale recalls Fogne Kem's routine of an early Deenkraat every day until one morning he misses his wife’s departure and returns home to find the feast lacks an eater. Jane, the cook, expresses indignation as the meal remains uneaten.
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