Quieting Title Suit In Bear Lake County Idaho
The State of Idaho files a case in Bear Lake County District Court to quiet title on a described Bear Lake County parcel. Defendants include known heirs of John and Francis Stock and unknown claimants. Plaintiffs demand appearance and pleading within twenty days of service. failure leads to judgment by default. First publication November 3, 1932. last publication December 8.
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Vb. Co. Stock
John R
Joseph P. Stock
Lot
Township 16
Boise
Schol House
Ymore
School House
Cc. Rich
Grace Shirley
George P Stock
Ernest Stock
John Stock
Francis Stogie
Francis Stock
Khown
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Schoolhouse Lot
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Bear Lake
Aris
Thanksgiving Parable Of Pilgrims And Bountiful Harvest
A fragmentary Thanksgiving scene recalls Pilgrims braving a dark sea and wilderness. Strong cabins rise under snow as blue smoke from chimneys warms the frontier, and harvests are described as bountiful despite harsh surroundings.
Public Land Notice for Derricott Homestead Proof
Notice is given that Charles Derricott of Ovid Idaho RFC filed intent to make three year proof to establish a claim to Lot 1 Sex NEX E% Sex Section 1 Boise Meridian. The hearing will be before Notary Charles E. Harris Montpelier Idaho December 14 1932. Witnesses include O W Hymas J T Derricot Paulsen Simpson Hymas all of Ovid Idaho RFD. Ezra P Monson Register. Oache National Forest.
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Charles Derricott
Ovid
Idaho
RFC
Boise Meridian
Charles E. Harris
Montpelier
O. W. Hymas
J. T. Derricot
Paulsen
Simpson Hymas
Ovid, Idaho
RFD
Ezra P. Monson
Odyssean endurance amid winter forest perils and harvest feast
The passage recalls a grim yet heroic frontier life where death stalks through ax wounds arrows and disease. Survivors preserve home fire grain and meat, speak freely, and honor a harvest day with gratitude as oppression and sea woes fade in a land of stark perseverance.
Thanksgiving Proclamation Roots in Washington and Lincoln
The article traces Thanksgiving origins from Gen George Washington declaring a day at Valley Forge on December 17 1777 to Lincoln's 1864 proclamation amid the Civil War. It notes evolving traditions, regional hesitations in the South, and the practice becoming a national annual observance.
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Valley Forge
George Washington
Washington
Lincoln
South
Thanksgiving Thanks Poem Line Adaptation
A compact notice echoes gratitude for workers and farmers in a devotional style. It thanks hands, minds, and fields that sustain life and asks blessing for dream work and generosity. The verse-poem-style tribute emphasizes toil and soil.
Thanksgiving in Revolutionary Times Forewarns Gratitude
The article reflects on how George Washington and troops at Valley Forge faced hardship and sought divine aid. It notes that Thanksgiving as a calendar holiday emerged later, tracing origins to Pilgrims in 1621 and colonial observances, with Continental Congress setting days for thanks except during the worst Revolutionary years.
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George Wasington
Valley Forge
Valley Borge
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Jos
Connecticut
Continental Congress
Atit
Thanksgiving Amid War and Victory at Valley Forge
The piece reflects on Washington's Thanksgiving proclamations in 1777 and 1778 during the Valley Forge winter. It notes France joining the war as an ally, celebratory services in Newburgh in 1783, and the end of hostilities after Cornwallis's surrender. It cites Estelle Harris and sources from Alexandria Virginia commemorating Washington’s bicentennial birth and national salvation.
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Valley Forge
Washington
Pennsylvania
Forge
France
Newburgh
Lexington
Cornwallis
Guy Carleton
America
Estelle Harris
Alexandria
United States Commission
Congress
John Rog
Thanksgiving Dinner as Sacred Meal, Says Philadelphia Ledger
The Philadelphia Ledger argues that the Thanksgiving feast should be more than a simple meal. It emphasizes a spiritual significance linking God and man, noting the meal can sanctify ordinary things as the upper room did centuries ago, surviving as sacrifice and thanksgiving.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Thanksgiving Fireside Reunion Poem
A nostalgic poem recalls lingering by the fireside on Thanksgiving. The speaker invites old friends to join, turn yellowed pages of life, and celebrate past days as brown earth whitened through windows while smoke rises from chimneys and mouths recall earlier welcome sounds and handclasps.
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Lanie
Produced largest beet ever seen in Twin Falls district
R OC Wark yielded 36 tons of sugar beets per acre on six and a quarter acres, nearly twice the Twin Falls district average of 18 tons. He also produced a 20 pound beet, claimed by the sugar company agriculturists as the largest they had seen.
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Twin Falls
R. OC
Wark
Sugar Company
Men Win Idaho School Superintendent Posts
Idaho reports from the department of education show a shift in county school superintendent offices with ten men elected, the first time in many years. A man, John W. Condie of Preston, Democrat, is also elected state superintendent of public instruction.
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Idaho
Department of Education
John W. Condie
Preston
Democrat
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F. M. Williams
Royal Bakery
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KODA
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Ayomber One
A “Sodi Corporate
Sam VY. Tunks
D. E. Haddock
Plaintiff
P. O
Asiowal Directory
Jorice
Rich
Pelier
C. O. Moore
Browning
Same
Paris, Idaho
M. M. Shepherd
Montpellier, Idaho
Ashley-Garrett Building
Geo. F. Ashley
U. S. Gov. Ment
O. 8
Ender H. Rich
D.E. Haddock
Paris
THE
Paris Post
Dark Sea
Black Forest
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Jackfoot
Register
Oache National Forest
Kelley
Kansas City
Geegt Washington
Father George
Fred Keller Dix
Western Newspaper Union
Pye
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City Meat
Findlay Auto
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