Notice of Land Claim Proof in Idaho
Notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim on land in Idaho. Property includes southwest and southeast quarters of section five, township 16 south range 45 east, meridian. Before United States Commissioner M B Cherry at Montpelier on May 28, claimant Julio X Aland. witnesses John A Sparks Standley U Kieh. register J Clarkuth.
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Hastise Meridian
M. B. Cherry
United States
Ab Montpetics
Idaho
Alias Summons in Bear Lake Idaho District Court
The District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idahobear Lake County issues an alias summons in a divorce action between Olive Larsen and James Larsen. The case seeks a decree dissolving their marriage and barring interreference with their children. Service details listed and the clerk’s seal dated April 29 1918.
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Lhe
Ida
Bear Lake
Qlive Larsen
James Larsen
Idahs-to-James-Larsen
Laahos
Tug
riMany
Cub Pitt
Broonsheua
Notice of Publication for Homestead Final Proof
Notice is given that Walter N. Lewis of Paris Idaho made homestead entry in 1915 for NEL SEL and S E L Sec 5 Twp 14 S R43 E Boise Merid. He filed intention to make final three year proof with U S Commissioner at Paris Idaho on or before July 15 1918. Witnesses: Joseph S Stuck Frank Jalot Wuttfried Jaussi Fred Lewis. Register Carruth. Also mentions veterinary dentist E J Hansa and Paris Idaho contact.
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Department of the Interiors
United States Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Tereby
Walter N. Lewis
Paris
Nelsea
South Range
Boise Metidian
Desdribdt
Ste
U. S
Joseph S. Stuck
Frank
Jalot Wuttfried Jaussi
Fred Lewis
Ofris
Carruth
Register
Food and dental corps surge as war needs grow worldwide
Report describes massive military logistics from France to the United States. It notes 210000 meals daily at sea and vast food stocks, while dental corps expand from 58 to 5810 officers to handle wartime needs. Also covers railroad car movements and a Berlin paper promoting paper goods.
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United States Army
Notice of Burgary Guilty Plea and Parole Dates
Notice states J Ernest Barr pled guilty to burglary in the district court and was sentenced in 1917. The public notice seeks parole applications or related actions, with contact by Walter Ernest Baer and address J. O. Sox 58, beige, Texas. Dated May 18 1918.
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Bitte
Perm
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Bes Lake
Cour UN
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Notice to Creditors in Idaho Probate Court
In Bear Lake Idaho Probate Court the estate of Wa Boryen deceased is urged to all creditors to present their claims with vouchers before September 24 1918. The administrator Withiam ledy Jr and attorney I Howard are named. Notices posted May 15.
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Bear Lake
State of
Idaho
Wa Boryen
Nelien
Willian
Withiam Ledy Jr
I. Howard
John Sorenson
Este i
St. Charles
Pugmire
a _ ee
A Be
Ing
Ordinance 118 sets city funds appropriation for Paris Idaho
The ordinance authorizes the city of Paris Idaho to allocate funds for the upcoming fiscal year ending May 1918. It details appropriations totaling salaries for officials and water works expenses, including a $1,050.03 line item, $3,970 for general expenses, and $8,000 for Water Works, plus related bonds and rents. The measure takes effect upon passage, approval, and publication, and was approved June 1, 1913, by Mayor S. Shepherd.
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Paris
Lake County
Idaho
Renta
Shepherd
Notice of Probate Hearing in the Estate of a Deceased
Attest W Smith Hoge City Clerk notices a court order in the estate of a deceased individual. A probate hearing is set for the first Monday after the 13th day of June 1913 in Paris, Trinity of Gear Lak es, where S Merpan is decedent and Willim Ry Corea seeks the issuance of a testament. Interested parties may appear to contest the will.
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Huse
Cty
Paris
Gear Lakes
Sale
Cyan S. Merpan
Willim Ry
Corea
Pera
Optical glass from US bureau aids military needs
The bureau of standards and private plants in the United States are producing optical glass formerly imported from Europe for military use. A Pittsburgh shipment of 780 pounds could yield lenses for about 750 binoculars. The effort mirrors wartime dye production, replacing European glass as war restrictions rise.
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United States Department of Commerce
Pittshburgh
Navy Department
United States
Europe
Fengland
France
Germany
America
Iti
Pittsburgh
Army builds temporary ice houses in Washington in ten weeks
The army construction division completed ten permanent ice houses in Washington D C in ten weeks to provide working space for 6250 persons. The three story structure spans 491 feet by 260 feet with a 270000 square foot floor area and was built without a contractor.
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Washington, D. C
Army
Witt
Tony
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