The Burro That Found a Northwest Fortune
Dutch Jake recounts the 1880s Bunker Hill discovery tale in Idaho with Kellogg and Phil O’Rourke, where a stubborn burro named Bill led to a $12 million find. The court ruled the donkey shared the claim. profits then flowed to Kellogg, O’Rourke, Cooper, Peck, and others, while Bill received meals for six years and a memorial tribute.
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Jake
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Peck
Coeur Alenes
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Therat
Bill
Peek
John M. Burke
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Harry Orcard
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Idaho Scrolls of Justice
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Jackass
Phil, O'Rourke
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Old Bull
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Con Sullivan
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Pack
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Phil O'Rourke
Don Sullivan
Burro
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Elover
Spokane
Kellong
Alaska
Coeur d'Alene
Outing Magazine
How a Boy Works A Bike Trade Spawns Hard Day's Labor
A Newark Evening News feature notes that a boy’s bicycle routine to gather cattle blends toil and fun. It details mounting and dismounting across fences and rough grounds, guiding cows to a barnyard while repeating the process daily, questioning if the effort pays off.
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Sean Cowbo
Dublin
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Newark Evening News
Notice to creditors in Irvington widow's estate 1908
Pursuant to an order of Hon Frank V Millard surrogate of Westchester County notice is given to all persons with claims against Catharine Templeton late of Irvington deceased to present vouchers to the executors at their residence Irvington New York on or before February 15 1909 dated August 7 1908
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Westchester
Catharine Templeton Lute
Irvington
New York
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Proclamation for Westchester County Court in White Plains
The sheriff of Westchester proclaims a county court session to convene at the White Plains Court House on September 8, 1908 at 10 AM. Justices, coroners and officers are to return recognizances and examinations to the court on its opening day. Signed at White Plains August 10, 1903, by Sheriff Charles M Lane.
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State OF
New York
County of
Westchester
White Plains
Sheriff's Ofice
Charles M
Lane
Sherif
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