Commissioners Proceedings October 18 1912
County commissioners met October 18 1912 with Wm R Morgan chairing. Quarterly reports ending October 10 were presented, examined, approved and filed. Mileage allowance set at fifteen cents per mile. Farm Bureau representative Chose Kearl reported on county work and County approved continuation. Bills allowed and warrants drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Morgan
A. A. Hart
R. A‘ Sullivan
James Dunn
Arthur Budge
D. C. Kunz
Silas L. Wright
Chdse Kearl
Farm Bureau
Kearl
Public sale sought for Western Phosphate assets in Utah Idaho
Notice of bankruptcy sale for Western Phosphate Company assets near Paris Bear Lake County Idaho and related leases. Bid opening until November 14 1921 at Judge Building Salt Lake City with parcel descriptions totaling 293 100 acres and associated right of way. Sale to be free of liens with proceeds paying creditors and administration costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Phosphate Company
Willy
Judge
Salt Lake ‘City
Gotah
Paris
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Boise
Secion
Boise Meridian
Aleo
Commienecement
Canyon Road
Wise
Boise Mer- Ytdlan
Township
Paris Creek
Paris‘Creek
J. A. Meclwee & Sons
One Cent Fare For Soldiers To Legion National Meet
Boise reports Union Pacific offers one cent two mile rates for American Legion members dependents and widows attending the Kansas City convention starting October 3. Eligible travelers must present certificates from Idaho American Legion state headquarters in Boise directed to Lester F Alberts department adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Union Pacific
American Legion
Kansas City
Lester F. Alberts
Fall Indorses Idaho Fort Hall irrigation project
Secretary Fall approves rehabilitation and enlargement of the Fort Hall irrigation project after talks with Rep. Smith and Sen. Dubois. He plans a $600,000 appropriation with potential future funds, aiming to reclaim 60,000 more acres including Indian and private lands between Pocatello and American Falls. Smith and Dubois will press Idaho senators to back the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fall
Smith
Dubois
Idaho
Fort Hall
Pocatello
American Falls
Presto
Bancroft
Senate
Doughnut Surprises As Heavier Treat Than Bread
A remark noting that a doughnut has more nutrition than a loaf of bread and that it sits heavier in the stomach, reflecting on perceived value and digestive impact.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R Morgan
R. G. Harding
Arvilla Smedley
R. J. Sutton
Paris Bakery
Bear Lake County Farm Bureau
Bud- Paris
Parter
Grog & Toomer
Clark
Letha Dunford
Shéperd & Sons
Court House
Oakey
Robert H. Kunz
OFM
Ephraim Herzog
P.& Ts Co
D C. Kunz
Fletch
Shepherd Clothing
Sheriff
Treas
Caxton Printers
Mdsen
Caxton
Bae School
Syms—York* Company
Cy Auditor
Symns
York Company
Dliés Sch
Neiws
Fonorta—pro— Bate
Weitbrecht Stat. Co
Assessor & Treas
Statesman Shop
Underwood Typewriter
Surveyor
General Field Notes, Etc. Co
Utah Power & Light Co
F. Evans Weaver
Childrens’ Home F
A. Soc
Beatty Clothing Co
Moise
Albert L. Hart
Saideny
O. K. Furniture Co
Mdse
French
Labor Dist
District Court OF the United States
District OF Utah
Cantral Division
Herbert van Dam, JR
Morgan
Henry Teuscher
Roy Mumford Ee
Jesse Perkins
Sages
Dave’ Barkflull
George Meer Ree
Ai No Pinchney
Stearns P. Bee
Byman Tuell
Ey Peeeee
Leroy Kunz
Poulsen “ Covennes
Asf Dunn CC
Eeeseoner
Richard Wild
Comesenee
Emerson George Eeesens Ee
J. R. George
H. G. Bagley
G. Cc. Mumford
Geo
Eence
Raynold Hirschi
August Schmid
John Zumbrunnen
Byron Nelson
Lot L. Payne
J R. George
Sewers Erons
Parley George Sa
Acheren Beeen
No Budge L. & L. Stock Co
Warren Wuthrick
rAlmo—Kung
Morris Kunz Aee
Jesse Skinner
Wee Re
Pete Thomson
Aia
Edgar Young
Bien
Roy Chugg
Robert Ludwig
Eee
Ersnesee
Heber Crossley
Wist
Sharon Lumber Co
Thiel & Olsen Bros. Dist
AEC
Clark, Dist
L. RR Co
tFeenaughty Machinery Co
Dept. of Agri
Bureau of Public Roads
Vaniac
Shase Keeney
Shepherd Clothing Store
Fall Indorses
Shepherd Hardware & Implement CO
Lord Baltimore
Rexall Store
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