Tibbles Denounces Non Partisan League As Radicals
Thomas H. Tibbles of Nebraska, longtime Populist leader and former vice presidential candidate, denounces the Non Partisan League and allied groups. He argues for sound economics, individual effort, and warns that state ownership is dangerous while predicting the party’s downfall.
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Panatea
Cette Banna
Saya Thomas H. Tibbles
Nebraska
Tibbles
United States
Mr. Tibbles
League
Skidding on life’s road and Lincoln’s example
The piece urges patience amid slippery conditions in life and work. It echoes Major Reed’s note Why be Discouraged and cites Abraham Lincoln’s perseverance as a model. Readers are encouraged to stay steady, wear “chains of confidence,” and strive to be “little Lincolns.”
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Guy Flenner
Hfe
Reed
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Big Lincoln
Uttle Lincoln
Chains of common sense keep nation on safe road
The writer warns against impractical, radical ideas that skid toward danger and ruin. He urges sticking to plain American prudence and practical solutions to protect individuals, communities, and state. He cautions that abandoning prudent policies could crash households and erode press and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Trotziks
Lenine
European Relief Council appeals for aid to fight rickets
A Vienna six year old crippled by rickets symbolizes the European relief crisis. The text notes rickets as a disease of under nutrition affecting thousands of European children and credits American relief organizations for a coordinated appeal to the U.S. conscience to fund rescue efforts.
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Vienna
America
European Relief Council
Funda
Polish Jewish Children Endure Widespread Suffering
Dr Harry Plotz reports to the European Relief Council on dire medical conditions among Poland's Jewish population. Infants suffer under nourishment and contagious diseases as tuberculosis and typhus spread amid overcrowding, with scarce vaccines and malnutrition evident in ruined towns and crowded dugouts.
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Poland
Harry Plotz
European Relief Council
Plotz
Vilna
Ukrate
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Bear Lake County Idaho
Sheriff ASA Athby announces a sheriff sale by foreclosure on January 8 1921 at noon in Paris Idaho court house. It includes ten acres in Raymond Townsite Block 11 and 10 shares of Taylor Canal water stock to satisfy M L Davis’s decree against Bert Preston and Lilias Preston with costs and interest.
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Davis
Bert, Preston
Lilias Preston
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Section 22
Township 13
East
Boise
Taylor Canal Company
Paris
Bear Lake
Idaho Fifth Judicial District Court Terms Fixed for 1921
Senior District Judge Robert M. Threll fixes the 1921 terms for Bannock Power Portage Oneida Franklin Bear Lake Caribou counties. Terms begin at 10 a.m. on listed dates with publication in county newspapers for two weeks. The order, filed in each county, is dated December 16, 1920, in Pocatello.
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Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
State of
Bear Lake
Caribou County
Iaid
Pocatello
Robert M. Thrrell
Notice to Creditors Estate of Mary Salvisburg Deceased
Administratrix Mary Tue Jler calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with proper vouchers within ten months after first publication. Notices to be filed at Montpelier Bear Lake Idaho, date December 16 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Salvisburg
Montpelier
Bear Lake
Idaho
Mary Tue Jler
County official seeks deputy and clerical help
I H Rich editor and Recorder of Bear Lake County Idaho will apply to the Board of County Commissioners for a deputy and needed clerical assistance at the January 10 1921 meeting. This notice follows Section 3701 of the act.
Sheriff's notice of deputy appointment request in Bear Lake
Arthur Budge sheriff of Bear Lake County Idaho will apply to the Bear Lake County Board of Commissioners at their January 10 1921 meeting for a deputy and clerical assistance as needed This notice complies with Section 3700 of the Compiled Laws of Idaho Dated December 8 1920 ARTHUR BUDGE sheriff
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Arthur Budge
Bear Lake County
Board of County
Idaho
Amy Munk
Board of County Commissioners
Assessor James Dunn Seeks Board Approval for 1921 Office Needs
James Dunn Bear Lake County Assessor will apply to the County Board at their January 10 1921 meeting as required by Idaho law. The notice is published December 8 1920 to comply with Section 700 of the Compiled Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunn
Bear Lake County
Board of County Commissioners
Idaho
County Treasurer seeks deputy assistance at January 10 meeting
Amy Munk county treasurer of Bear Lake County Idaho will apply to the Bear Lake County Board of Commissioners for a deputy and clerical help at the regular meeting on January 10 1921 this notice fulfills the Compiled Statutes section 3700 of the Idaho code.
Georgetown Bridge Bids Sought for Bear River Idaho
Sealed bids for construction of a steel bridge with concrete abutments over Bear River near Georgetown Bear Lake County Idaho are due at 10:00 a m January 31 1921. Plans are at Nock Engineering Co Poca. Bid bond 5 percent. Board reserves right to reject bids.
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Paris
Idaho
Bear River
Georgetown
Bear Lake County
Nock Engineering Company
Poca
Board of County Commissioners
H. Rich
Idaho Bear Lake District Court civil action AH Clark plaintiff
In the Jdistrict Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho in Bear Lake County AH A Clark doing business as H A Clark & Company files a civil action against unknown defendants.
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Jdistrict Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bear Lake
AH. A. Clark
H. A. Clark & Company
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Vicious
Rickets
Sheriff's
Asa Athby
Bannock County
Powdr County
Oneida County
Franklin County
Mary
Salvisburg, Deceas
I. H. Rich
H Rich
A. L. Chilton
Paris Stucks
Joseph H. Oakey
W. Smith Hog
Kate C. Filer
Kate Home
Harding Bros
Logan Stone
Monumental
Thulin
Bear Lake Furnitureco
Paris, Idaho
Bear Lake State Bank of
Bear Lake State Bank
Peptona
Paris Drug Company
Rexall Stora
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