Order to Sell Real Estate in Probate Case Idaho 1924
The Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho orders all interested parties to appear on October 17 1924 at the Paris Court to show cause why the administrator should not be granted an order to sell necessary portions of the real estate of James Calgerwood deceased. A copy of this order must be published for four consecutive weeks in Paris Post. Judge W Smith Hoge signs the notice dated September 18 1924.
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Jamiés
J Caldyrwood
Balt
Paris
Bear -Lake
Idaho
Paris Post
Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
W. Smith Hoge
State of
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Public Land Notice for Ole Jenson Claim at Paris Idaho
Department of the Interior notice records Ole Jenson of St. Charles Idaho filing to prove up a five year homestead claim for NW 6 Township 158 Range 44 East Boise Meridian. The proof before Probate Judge W Smith Hoge in Paris Idaho is set for October 24 1924 with witnesses Frank Linford Sam Wilks Andrew N Jensen and Leval Booth all residents of St. Charles Idaho. Amount due P G Johns Register fees show 8.180.23 dollars.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Blackfoot
Idaho
Ole Jenson
St. Charles
East
Boise Meridian
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
Idaho General Election Notice for Bear Lake County
Notice announces the November 2 general election in Bear Lake County Idaho. It lists Democratic, Republican, Progressive, Socialist candidates for president, governor, U S senator, representatives, and officials, plus a constitutional amendment on water rights. The poll hours extend from morning until seven PM.
Local Social Notes From Blackfoot and Salt Lake City Visits
Mrs Harold's Clerk and baby Jean of Blackfoot visit Mrs Clark's mother Mrs John Bunn and relatives. Attending general conference in Salt Lake City are Bishop and Mrs B D Hymas Mr and Mrs B E Finchey and son Laverie Mr and Mrs Oscar Parker and Henry Parker. Others include Mr and Mrs Owen Roberts and Mrs John Parker who motored to Conda to celebrate Thomas Wat king's birthday. The piece lists several gatherings including Mr and Mrs B H Findlay and son Laverie visiting Mrs Findlay's mother and Mrs WW Major at Kaysville who has been sick since June 7. Mrs Bert Thornock and children visit her mother Mrs Ernest is Melvin Passey hosted relatives for husband’s birthday. attendees include Mr John Passey Mrs Ezra Lewis Miss Ruth Passey Mrs Irwin Parker Mr and Mrs Newell Passey Mr and Mrs Kenneth Poulsen Mr and Mrs Clarence Passey Mrs and Mrs Walter Poulsen and Mrs Leo Passey. J M Welker of Bloomington was a Paris visitor.
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Harold’ Clerk
Jean
Blackfoot
Clark
John’ Bunn
Salt] Lake City
Bishop's
B. D. Hymas
B. E. Finchey
Laverie
Oscar “Parker
Henry Parker
Owen Roberts
John
Conda
Thomas Watking
B. H. Findlay
Will
Findlay
WW. D
Kaysville
Bert Thornock
Ernest Is. Melvin
Passey
John Passey
Ezra’ Lewis
Ruth Passey
Irwin Parker
Newell i Passey
Kenneth Poulsen
Clarence Passay
Walter Poulsen
Leo Passey
Few Boundaries Trade Codfish and a Political Prospect
An article notes codfish from Newfoundland and Iceland sold in South America by French packers. It also prints an announcement from Democratic candidate Dalrymple Kelsey for Bearbake County Superintendent of Schools outlining his economy oriented platform and teaching background. He cites graduation from Idaho State Normal School Albion and five years of local teaching experience.
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Newfoundland
Iceland
South America
eMy Dalrymple Kelsey
Bearbake County
Idaho State Normal School
Albion
Idaho
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Bear Lake
Jefferson
British Military Genius Noted From Sixteenth Century
Fragmentary text asserts Shah Abbas of Persia hired English officers in the sixteenth century to train his armed forces, labeling the English as military geniuses recognized globally. The passage is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
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Shah Abbas
Persia
Don't Worry Jubs Election Sparks Officer Shuffle
Washington Star notes tension as clubs fail to escape changes during officer elections. Jud Tunkins and others contemplated joining, but many groups disbanded amid fretful election fallout.
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Charles Drew N. C. Blow
United States
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H. F. Samuels
J. Lee Reed
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Nephi Williamson
T. M. Mumford
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D. C. Kunz
Sup’t OF Schools
L. P. Geartner
Robert A. Birch
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Clifford Higby
Dennis J. O’mahoney
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Thomas J. Coonrod
Stella K. Garrison
Statt
John Nuffer
Albert Streiff
Sup’t OF Public Instruction
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MINH
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J. 8. Peterson
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