Notice for Publication 010939 Land Office Idaho 1917
Multiple notices of intent to make final five year or three year proof to establish homestead claims in Idaho. Alma Findlay and Roy Jacobson appear as heirs and claimants with witnesses named. hearings before United States Commissioner Smit Hoge in Paris Idaho set for October 3 and September 27, 1917. Additional entries list Alfred A. Hart and others filing for Section 29 and 30 in Township 14 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian with notices dated Aug 1917.
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Department-of-the-Interior
Blackfoot
Idaho
Alma Findlay
Mary Findlay
Bloomington
South
Range
Hut
Boise
Meridian
Smit. Hoge
United States
Paris
Alfred A. Hart
George W. Thornock
James A. Nelson
H. H. Broomhead
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Roy Jacobson
Idato
St St
St SW
Township
Range 46
Boise Meridian
Boise Meridian, Has Filed Notice of Intention To Make Thal
Smith Hoge
Glaimnant
J. 4. Palfher
Raoul A. Palmer
Ernest Payne
Fred Jacobsen
U. & Land Office
Township 14
Range 43
Snith Hore
Nothing Doing Jack Well Willie What Admission Do You Charge
A dialogue item shows Willie-Well asking about admission to a game and being told it is three cents. The exchange notes visitors cannot get passes by merely calling to see sister and burn their fuse.
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Jack
Willie
Sis
AT HIM AGAIN, Dablaigh Keen Exchange in Transcript
A brief dialogue exchange appears in the Boston Transcript featuring Miss Keen and a speaker named Dablaigh. The line suggests a tension or confrontation, with one party expressing a lack of understanding and the other responding that the matter is more significant.
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Dablaigh
Miss Keen
Boston Transcript
Hubby Retorts Over Poodle Shawl Trap in Quirky Exchange
A playful domestic exchange unfolds as a husband quips about his wife carrying a poodle and a shawl trap. The banter highlights lighthearted marital tension and humorous social mood.
Bond Election Notice for School District 21 Lanark Idaho
Notice to electors about a special election on September 24 1917 at Lanark School on whether to authorize bonds of 4000 dollars at up to 6 percent interest to build and furnish a school house. Polls open 9 am to 5 pm. Owen H Roberts Clerk.
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Berr
Idaho
Lanark
Saic
Owen H Roberts
Schauis
Georgetown
Edahe
Montpelietpelier City Fund
Paris City
la Georgetown Village
Bloomington
Indep
Pax Redemptiord Institute
Utah Agricultural College Publishes Illustrative Call to Service
The booklet The Call to Service showcases the college's role in aiding the federal effort during the agricultural crisis. It notes increases in acreage planted, stock numbers, seed distribution, and marketing work, highlighting practical and cultural value of courses. Free copies available from the President's Office.
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Utah Agricultural College
Utah
Idaho School Law Provisions on Delinquency and Attendance
Idaho Session Laws sections outline that parents or guardians of delinquent or habitually truant children may face misdemeanor charges with fines or jail. It requires children eight to eighteen to attend school, with exemptions for age, completion of eighth grade, caregiving needs, health, or good cause. Probate Court handles exemptions and truancy reports.
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School Law of
Idaho
Sessioe
Priate Court
Idaho Industrial Training School
Evith
Seterter
Tua
Gald Court
Board of Centre
Board of
Out County
Second Installment of Taxes Not Turned Over to County Treasurer
State of Idaho Bear Lake County reports that the second installment of taxes has not yet been turned over to the County Treasurer by the Auditor. A report is due next quarter. Standley H. Rich and W. H. Broomehead, Treasurer and Auditor, certify this is a true statement of the county’s financial condition from the records. Sworn to this day of July 1917 with seal.
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Tobe
Standley
Richand
Broomhead
Beat Lake County
Standley HU. Ricu
H. H. Broomeiead
Beliove
Humorous Quote on Hats Sparks Local Banter
The Nashville Banner quips about judging a man’s size by his hat, noting one must use a microscope to be certain. The witty remark reflects local banter and playful journalism.
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Nashville Banner
Thoughtful Action and Awareness of Wrong
An aphoristic reflection discusses ease of action versus the difficulty of thinking and aligning action with belief. It notes people may act correctly without understanding why, while wrong actions are often consciously identified by individuals.
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John A. Sutton
Frank Findlay
Wilford
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Pope
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George McMurry
Ark
Alma Findlay Thos
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Hyrum-Oakey
Frank Dalrymple
Fred J. Price
Morris Low
James L. Dunford
Ytra Jacobson City
Alfred Ola Jensen
Cokeville
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Montpelier
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