Notice of Publication on Homestead Claim Retention
Department of the Interior notice from Blackfoot Idaho dated May 19 1917 lists Oscal L Booth of 8 Charles Idaho filing a five year retention to establish a claim on land in Township 16 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. Hearing before United States Commissioner Siltt Hoge at Paris on July 24 1917 with witnesses So Argell Sain Wilkes Riel & Siaterdal J T Cangruti.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Hlackfarty
Idaho
Avril K. Netson Ielleté
Smith Hoge
U.S
Chilithiestainer
Paris
Gus Andrew Netson
St. Charles
Selfer
Township
Range
Kutse Meridian
Hyrum Esterholdt
Pegram
J. R. Pugmire
Standley H. Rich
Purly
John A. Sparks
Dingle
Wilhelmina Nelson
Nels John Nelson
J.B. Pugmire
J.T. Tarruts
Rogister
U.S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Oscal L. Booth
Charles
Boise Meridian
Siltt Hoge
United States
Argell
Sain Wilkes
Ba. Riel
Siaterdal
St. Charles Thalie
Individualism and science reshape the nation’s future
A public hearing on proposed food legislation sparks debate over individualism versus collective progress. The speaker argues that rapid advances in science and communication demand changes in thought and law, warning that old precedents will be swept away as society moves toward an instant electrical world.
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Perkins
Washington
Chicago
New York
Freedom and responsibility in modern society discussed
A speaker argues that individual liberty must yield to public safety as society grows more connected. He recalls past norms, notes the rise of vehicle licensing, and cites Rockefeller on aligning capital and labor. The piece hints at an upcoming continuation.
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Society For the Prevention of
Jobo 1 Rockefeller, Jr
Cornell University
Precedent Blocking Food Progress, Says Committee Chair
By GEORGE W. PERKINS, Chairman of Mayor Mitchel's Food Supply Committee. One of the greatest stumbling blocks to progress is the human inclination to follow precedent and old methods too.
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New York City
Committee On Food Supply
Mitchel
George W Perkins Reflections on Jefferson and Change
George W Perkins notes how Jefferson doubted modern bounds of wisdom and recalls the Revolutionary era. He argues a century of experience exceeds forty years of reading and contrasts past changes with the vast transformations of the last twenty-five years.
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