Notice for Publication on Homestead Entry in Idaho
Department of the Interior Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho dated August 23 1913 announces Andrew Tatatia who filed for Lot 2 3 and SW 4 NE 4 SE A NW 4 in Section 5 Township 14S Range 456 Boise Meridian intends to complete a five year final proof to establish claim before Commissioner G Sponge at Montpelier Idaho by October 14 1913 witnesses Joseph Hy Banks Henry Schmit Mike J Hopkins Martin Jansen all of Dingle Idaho Bartake County Idaho Henry W Keifer Registere
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Jlackfoot
Idaho
Andrew Tatatia
Boise Meridian
al Montpelier
Joseph Hy - Banks
Henry Schmit
Mike J. Hopkins
Martin Jansen
Dingle
Bartake County
Henry W
United State Land Office
Blackfoot
John Mann
Sheep Creek
Bear Lake County
Ringe
Botsé Meridian
G. Spongberyg
U. S
Montpellier
Clairmant
Arnold Zumbraoen
Montpelier
Jacob J. Hirsch
Godfrey, Eschler
Raymond
John O. Miller
Pegram
Henry W.keifer
Register
Notice to Creditors Estate of David Roberts deceased
Executor D Ed Roberts calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit vouchers within four months after first publication. Notices served in Bear Lake County Idaho dated August 26 1913.
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David Roberts
Bear Li Lake
State of
Idaho
Roberts
David Reuberts
First Kiss Question Reveals Youthful Perception
A woman asks if she is the first girl he kissed and receives a diplomat reply that all others were young women. The exchange highlights the speaker’s recognition of her youthful appearance and dismisses potential jealousy.
Paris Idaho taxation ordinance fixes city rate at 7 mills
An ordinance of the City of Paris Idaho fixes the property tax rate for the fiscal year ending May 1 1914 at seven mills per dollar as assessed by the county assessor. The measure declares an emergency and takes effect upon passage. Passed and approved July 26 1913. A. M. Rich mayor and W. Smith Llade clerk attest.
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Paris
Idaho
Baar
Lake
A. M. Rich
W. Smith Illage
Ordinance 86 Apportions City Funds Paris Idaho 1914
Ordinance number 86 of Paris Idaho sets the annual apportionment for the fiscal year ending May 1914. It divides city revenue from taxes licenses fines and water rentals into Improvement and Extraordinary funds Contingent and Waterworks funds with uses described including city improvements salaries and interest on waterworks bonds. The ordinance becomes effective upon passage as attested by Clerk W Smith Hoge.
Ordinance 87 Appropriations For Paris Idaho 1914
The city of Paris Idaho enacts Ordinance 87 appropriating funds for the fiscal year ending the first Tuesday in May 1914 from the General Improvement and Extraordinary fund 2371 dollars for general and extraordinary expenses including improvements and incidental costs. It also appropriates 79 dollars from the Contingent fund for city officer salaries and 1900 dollars from the waterworks fund to cover interest on waterworks bonds and related claims. Emergency clause states ordinance to full force. Passed July 26 1912 approved July 26 1913.
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Paris
Idaho
City of
City of Paris
Lesebi
A. M. Rich
W. Smith Hoge
Always Musical
A fragmentary exchange describes a musician addressing his bride with a romantic octave reference, hinting at a playful ruse and a kiss in the dark. The line conveys intimate mood and musical metaphor within a short, lyric snippet.
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Marling
Notice for Public Sale of Idaho Homestead Claim
Newell A Houath of Fish Haven Idaho filed a notice of intention to make final proof on his Homestead Entry in Section 10 Township 16 South Range 43 East Bolsé Meridian. The hearing is before United States Commissioner Smith Hive at Paris Idaho on October 16 1913. Witnesses named are George Findlay H W Findlay E N Scofield George Stock all of Fish Haven Idaho. Henry W Keifer Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Black Toot
Idaho
Newell A. Houath
Fish Haven
Rampe
Bolsé Meridian
Pas-Tiled
Smith—Hive
United—States
Paris
George ‘Findlay
H.W. Findlay
E. N. Scofield
George Stock
Notice for Publication United States Land Office Idaho 1913
Notice that John A Blade of St Charles Idaho filed intention to make final five year proof to establish homestead claim on SEI Section 22 Township 18 South Range 43 East, before United States Commissioner at Paris Idaho on September 15, 1913. Witnesses named: William E Michaelsed William L Allred Elijah C Keetch George Wilkes all of St Charles.
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Bherchy
John A.blade
St. Charles
Idaho
South
Bist
Smith
William E H. Michaelsed
William L. Allred
Elijah CG. Keetch
George Wilkes
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