Phosphate Restoration No 2 lands opened for settlement timing
A formal listing shows land in Phosphate Restoration No 2 opened by order of the President on June 26 1911 to public domain and settlement under Homestead laws with subject entry on September 26 1911. It details townships ranges sections and parcels across multiple areas with August 26 1911 settlement dates and entry deadlines.
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Twden
Sea
Wiss
Ava Ou
Penang Bec
Rae Se Tleimant
Yyeist
Agust
Wit
BE. B
Sear
Wonettlement
E. B
Notice of Publication for Homestead Final Proof
Notice is published that Alexander Peterson of Noonan Idaho filed intent to make final five year proof to establish a land claim in SW2iN W4 Lot4 Sec 3 and other parcels in Township 12 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. The hearing occurs before U S Commissioner Smith Hoge in Paris Idaho on November 11 1911. Witnesses named Edgar M Lindsay Charles Bartobi Joseph Johnson William Williams all of Noonan Idaho. Henry W Kieren Register.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Alexander Peterson
Noonan
Jene
Boise Meridian
Smith Hoge
U. S
Paris
Edgar M. Lindsay
Charles Bartobi
Joseph Johnson
Willian Williams
Henry W. Kieren
Register
Timber Sale Bid Notice for Cache National Forest Logan Utah
Sealed bids for logging on about 100 acres in Cache National Forest Logan Utah must be received by October 16 1911. Timber includes Douglas fir and alpine timber valued at around 150000 feet and requires a minimum bid of 3.00 per thousand. Deposit 950.00 to First National Bank Ogden. Clinton G. Smith supervising official reserves right to reject. Timber exempt on valid claims.
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Logan
Utah
Clinton G. Smith
Cache National Forest
Idaho
First_National Bank of
Ogden
U. S
Notice of Homestead Claim Publication in Idaho
Notice from the U S Land Office Blackfoot Idaho dated September 15 1911 states Peter Nelson of Mink Creek filed Homestead Entry No 12245 for Lot 1 NEN WH N-4 NEf Sec 19 T13S R41E Boise Meridian and will prove up on October 31 1911 before the registrar and receiver witnesses Arias Piller Jesse Steffensen Carl Nelson Adam Keller all of Mink Creek Idaho Henry W Kierer Register
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Department, of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Peter Nelson
Mink —Creek
Range 41
Boise Meridian
Stek
Bloomington Idaho Tax Rate Ordinance 1911
Village of Bloomington Idaho approves Ordinance No 13 fixing property tax rate for the year ending May 1912 at 2 1 2 mills per dollar based on Bear Lake County assessor assessment. Emergency clause declares ordinance in full force from publication. Clerk signed. Passed September 30 1911.
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Bloomington
Idaho
Bloowington
Bear Lake
Bloomington Idaho Village Apportionment Ordinance 1911
Ordinance No 14 provides general apportionment of village funds for the fiscal year ending May 1 1912. It divides revenues into a General Fund with 200 for salaries and ordinary expenses and a Road Bridge and Improvement Fund with 60 for street improvements. Emergency clause makes the ordinance effective upon publication.
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Bloomington
Idaho
Boutces Jo
Lye
Bloomington Village Appropriation Ordinance for 1912
The Bloomington Idaho village passes Ordinance 15 appropriating 200 dollars from the General Fund for salaries ordinary expenses and incidental costs for the fiscal year. Surplus funds revert to the next year’s corresponding fund. An emergency clause takes effect after publication. Signed by Chairman E J Happock and Clerk Alfred A Hart.
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Blooming
Bloomington
E. J. Happock
Alfred A. Hart
Coal Business Opens with Mr. Frank Lewis
A fragment notes John did not order coal and mentions a quick call to avoid a lecture. The text then states the coal venture has begun and mentions bins and Mr. Frank Lewis as part of the arrangement.
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John
Paris Roller Mills Seeks Wheat for Best Flour in Paris
A Paris Idaho note promotes its flour mill and claims wheat will be processed by scientific methods and modern machinery. It invites farmers to supply wheat and customers to place orders for high quality flour.
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Paris
Idaho
County Warrants Redeemed Through 347 in 1910
County Treasurer J. H. Stowkern announces redemption of current expense warrants up to and including No. 347, series 1910. Interest ceases ten days after the date of redemption, effective 1911.
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J. H. Stowkern
Bulls For Sale Pure Bred Scott-Horn Bulls and Cows
For sale pure bred Scott Horn bulls and cows raised in Utah. Both milk and beef producing strains available. Tends for Ualalegue.
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Utah
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Ars
Walter Hoge & Son
Bertrand Orr Sharon
A.ene
E. J. Haddock
Alfred A. Haut
Village.of
Bear Lake County Fair
Bear Lake Co
Commissioners' Proceedings
Board of County Commissioners
Samuel FE Hwymas
Joseph W. Linford
Weary Hoff
H. Broomhead
Beal and Company of
Portland
Fieal and Company
Samuel FE. Fymas
IT. Jr. Broomhead
Wardboro
Ernest Passey
Wmn. Passey
Arizona
Passey
Christie
Ernest
Alvizona
Dingle
Esaminer
Ne Lake Valley
Emigration Canyon
Franklin-Cache Valley
Charles C. Rich
Paris Creek
Thomas
Mr. Frank Lewis
Shepherd Mer
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
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