Probate and guardianship notices Bear Lake County Idaho
Summons in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Bear Lake County served against Zelphy Hess. Complaint seeks dissolution of marriage. Defend within twenty days if served in district. forty days if served elsewhere. Clerk J. S. Peterson. Attorney D. B. Haddock. Proceeding dated December 21, 1923. Also notice of sale of real estate in the estate of Susannah J. Price deceased. Private sale to highest bidder, subject to court confirmation. Sale after January 31, 1924. Bid by Joseph S. Price or probate judge. Sheriff Asa Athay.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bear Lake
Sussanah J. Price
Paris
Joseph
Price
Bloomington
Bear Lake County
Joseph S. Prich
Ehatate
Sussanah
J. Price
Boise Meridian
Sorenson Springs
Harrison C. Sorenson
Edith Sorenson
United States
Asa Athay
Idaho 1924 Motor Vehicle Laws Register and Fees
A historical summary of Idaho 1924 motor vehicle statutes covering registration duties, license plates display rules, lighting requirements, weight-based license fees, motorcycle and truck fees, tire specifications, and property tax assessment by January to November. The document names James Dunn as assessor.
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State OF
Idaho
James Dunn
Sheriff Sale Notice in Bear Lake Idaho
Notice of sheriffs sale on foreclosure in the Fifth Judicial District Bear Lake County Idaho. Continental Life Insurance Company and Corporation hold a decree against Harrison Sorenson Edith Sorenson and others issued January 7 1924 by the district court and order of sale follows under the judgment decree.
Inter Class Debate Series to Name Winning Team
The class teams selected for the inter class debate series include Freshmen Roy H Welker Marie Tueller Phoebe Rich Sophomores Elemoyne Brewer Jess McClellan Eliza Keetch Juniors Emily Vallentine Laséa Alfred Ruth Hart Sohn Wright Eugene Rich Hvelyn Stucki. Debates are expected to produce excellent matchups and the winning team will receive the class cup.
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Yaken
Search Light
Sohn Wright
Eugene Rich
Hvelyn Stucki
Notice to Public on Highway Dumping and Dead Animals
State Highway Patrolman Byron Nelson warns the public and property owners to stop dumping dead animals cans and rubbish on public highways. He states such dumping is unlawful and will be prosecuted. Owners must promptly remove animals killed by accident and not let them decay by the roadside.
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Byron Nelson
Tax Reduction Debated as Board Seeks Relief amid Markets Shifts
The house ways and means committee heard petitions for tax cuts while discussions on Melion revision plans continued in both chambers. Chicago grain brokers and Western exchanges warned the tax on future trading is driving markets to Canada and crippling farmers. Automobile maker reps urged changes to motor vehicle related levies. Other proposals included higher inheritance taxes, a gift tax, broader income tax exemptions, and tariff removals on meats poultry dairy produce vegetables and sugar.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Lease
Philip Campbell
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
L. F. Gates
Western Grain Exchanges Committee
Canada
Chicago Grain Exchange
Rameseyer
Iowa
Green
Jacobstein
New York
Waller
Walsh
Massachusetts
Kahn
House Military Committee
Fusclg Shoals
Average Tax Burden in 1922 Reaches 68.87 Per Person
The 1922 tax take totaled 7,435,087,000 across federal, state, county, and local governments. Federal collections from July 1922 to June 1923 reached 3,204,188,000, nearly five times 1912 levels. The per capita tax burden stood at 29.47 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Bursa
Pig survey shows hog production peak passed
The Department of Agriculture with rural letter carriers reports a December survey indicating hog production in the United States has begun to decline after a 1923 fall sow farrowing drop of 8.7 percent from 1922.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
United States
Poincare Government Wins Confidence Vote
In Paris the chamber of deputies backed the government 304 to 180 and refused immediate discussion of an interpellation on pensions.
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Poincare
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Supreme Court Reverses Mileage Ticket Ruling
The Supreme Court set aside ICC orders requiring railroads east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers to issue interchangeable mileage tickets under the 1922 act in a government case against those railroads.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
British Engine Men Strike London Action Begins
A strike by British locomotive men began Sunday after they refused wage reductions allowed by the railway wages board. The action centers on London and involves crews halting work in protest of pay cuts.
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London
Railway Wages Board
Fabian declines assisting attorney general appointment in Utah
Harold P. Fabian of Salt Lake City declines the assistant attorney general post recommended by Senator Smoot. Fabian has joined a Salt Lake City law partnership and does not wish to leave it.
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Fabian
Washington
Smoot Hae
Harold P. Fabian
Sit Like City
W. D. Aiter
Salt Lake City
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Coneult County
District Court of the
State of Idaho
Delbert Hess
Zelphy Hess
J. S. Peterson
D. B. Haddock
Plaintiff
P. O. and Residence
Parla, Idaho
Department of Law Enforcement
Veer
District Court OF the Fifth Judicial District
Continental Life Insurance Company, & Corporation
Harrison
Sorenson
Defendanita
Roy H Ww Welker
Marie Tueller
Phoebe Rich
Elemoyne Brewer
Jess McClellan
Eliza, Keetch
Emily Vallentine
Laséa Alfred Ruth Hart
P. O. Box
Pocatello
H. E. Coles Company Incorporated
Ways and Means Committee
Mo Lweek
Junior Simplex
TAH Power Co
OKI
GUI Lama
Guss
Portola
Studebaker
Main and
Canyon Street
Aero
Shubert
St Pri
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