County Board of Equalization Adjourned Sine Die
The county commissioners met as a board of equalization on July 23 1917 to review the assessor roll. After examination no changes exemptions or corrections were found necessary and the board adjourned sine die with Ezra J Howell as chairman and H H Broomhead as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Ezra J Howell
J. T. Peterson
F. C. Evans
H. H. Broomhead
D. C. Kunz
Ezra J. Howell
Commissioners Proceedings July 23 1917 Meeting
The board met at 2 o clock on July 23 1917 with Chairman Ezra J Howell and Commissioners J T Peterson F C Evans present. County officers approved bills and warrants were issued for several funds as for OWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra J. Howell
J. T. Peterson
F. C. Evans
H. H. Broomhead
D. C. Kunz
Notice of publication Alma Findlay heirs land claim
Notice is given Alma Findlay for Mary Findlay heirs of Bloomington Idaho filed homestead entry 010939 for lands in section 19 20 township 14 south range 43 east Kolse meridian. Final five year proof to establish claim due October 3 in Paris Idaho before United States Commissioner Smith Hoge. Witnesses Alfred Hart George Thor nock James Aclsen HH Broomhead.
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Land Ofice
Blackfoot
Idaho
Alma Findlay
Mary Findlay
Bloomington
Township
Range
Kolse Meridian
Smith Hoge
United States
Paris
Alfred A. Hart
George AW. Thornock
James A Aclsen
Aef
HH Broomhead
Notice of Bond Election in Bear Lake Idaho School District
Notice to electors of School District No 1 Bear Lake County Idaho announces a special election on September 24 1917 at the Lanark school for authorizing a 1000 bond to build and furnish a schoolhouse with six percent interest amortized and redeemable October 1 1917. Polls open at 1 PM and close 5 PM. Owen Roberts Clerk.
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County of
Bear Lake
Idaho
Lanark
Owen Roberts
Idaho School Attendance Law Provisions on Delinquency and Education
Idaho session laws outline penalties for parents and guardians if a child becomes delinquent. Provisions require schooling for ages eight and a half to eighteen, with exemptions for advanced students, disability, or good cause. Juvenile disorderly behavior may lead to probation, court hearings, or placement in reform settings, with covert safeguards to suspend orders if the child attends school and behaves.
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School Law of
Idaho
Ttne
Ierizible
Idaho Industrial Training School
Board of Control
TILE
Stll
Land office notice of entry and intention to patent land
Notice from the Department of the Interior Blackfeet area shows an applicant Hart of Blonmimaten Ptah seeks to enter land in section 29 township 14 south range east Boise meridian. The final proof is to be made before United States Commissioner in Paris Idaho on the fifth day of Om 1917. Claimant names Alma Findlay James Wetker Nels Peterson Hyrum etc.
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Department of the Titers Land Office
Blackfeet
Township
South Range
Boise Meridian
Smith Ebate
United States Conmissionet
Paris
Idaho
Alma Findlay Jam
Wetker
Nels Peterson Hyrum Bo
Edale
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Asorstte Rich
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Fred Hauber
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John Brewer
Oscar Booth
Ole Jensen
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Harvey Matthews
Orson Rich
Rinehart Studio
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