County Board Proceedings and Warrants August 1911
County board met August 4 1911 with Chair Sam E Hymas and Clerk A C. Warrants were ordered drawn for road and bridge labor. Board directed clerk to index the Bear Lake brood records and prepare blank books for real property lists. Prosecuting attorney urged proper affidavits and attached vouchers for all bills. adjournment to Monday at 6 oclock.
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Orabele. ‘&, m. Board of Punty
Foon Millsigners
Samnel E.hymis
John Bucks
Henry Fucks
Henry Grandy
Emil Grandy
Sam Lewis
Bear Lake County
Recorder’s Office
William Higgins
Pte & Ieares
Hymas
Altesti
HB. Broomhead
Tax levy for Bear Lake County Idaho 1911
The meeting on September 11 1911 of the Bear Lake County Idaho commissioners approved a property levy for the year 1911 tax year set at per hundred dollars of valuation for state purposes 28 current expenses 18 road and bridge 10 warrant redemption 18 sinking fund 04 school fund 50 total 128.
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Linford
Henry H
H. H.broomhead
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Sixth Sense Debate on Instinct of Direction
A college lecture discussed whether humans possess a sixth sense guiding navigation in forests. Some argued primitive people rely on instinct or learned memory, while others emphasized traditional senses and environmental cues like sun and wind. The Cincinnati Commercial Appeal cites the discussion and compares it to learned spelling.
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Tian
Cincinnati
Disraeli and Melbourne Dining Room Remark
A humorous anecdote recalls a meeting between young Benjamin Disraeli and Prime Minister Lord Melbourne. Disraeli teased that Melbourne’s eastern-questions talk came from The Arabian Nights, prompting Melbourne to reply with cheerful wit.
Locating Icebergs by Engine Room Signals
Ocean steamer crew using engine room cues detects approaching icebergs. Colder water near iceberg causes faster propeller action, signaling captains that ice may lie ahead.
Remarkable Shawl Gift From Orenberg Women Weavers
A box small enough to fit in a few inches square contains a remarkable shawl, ten yards square when unwrapped. The gift was crafted by women weavers in Orenberg, southern Russia, and presented in a wooden hinged box with silver hoops and fittings.
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Empresa
Russia
Orenberg
Fragmentary dialogue recalls Catholic Standard and Times mention
In a garbled excerpt, characters named Miss Passagie and Mr. Timmild discuss a “gee of the-er-what is-the-name of that little god” with a brief acknowledgment from SVell, followed by a reference to the Catholic Standard and Times.
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Trappe
Mr. Timmild
Mr. Timmid
Catholic Standard and Times
Force of Habit Burglar Mistook Home for Other House
A burglar sneaks in quietly at night but is startled by his wife on the landing. He explains he was silent because he thought he was entering a different house, exposing a humorous misunderstanding of the intruder.
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Scotland
Janey
Dan
Nine Greatest Men List Sparks Schoolroom Debate
In a brief classroom exchange, a teacher asks for the nine greatest men in history while Willie hesitates to select the best catcher, signaling a playful moment amid the Puzzling Point feature.
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Willie
Missionary Talk Echoes From Toledo Blude Note
Fragmentary lines recall a past missionary visit as Toledo Blude mentions tasting the experience. The text is incomplete and offers no clear event date, location specifics, or identifiable individuals beyond referenced speaker.
One virtue will efface many vices Balzac quote
A Balzac quotation notes that one virtue can erase many vices, reflecting on moral balance and human behavior.
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Balzac
Notice of Intention to Make Final Five Year Proof
Alexander Petersin of Noonan Idaho seeks to prove residence and claim to Homestead Entry No. 10281 for SW1N W4 Lot 4 Sec 3 Lot 1 Sec 4 T12S R43E Rosse Meridian in Blackfoot Idaho district. Final hearing before Smitty Hoge on November 11, 1911 at Paris Idaho with Edgar M Lindsay Charles Bartchi Joseph Tean Williams all of Noonan Idaho as witnesses.
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Department of the Interior
TJ. S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Alexander Petersin
Noonan
Range
Rosse Meridian
Smitty Hoge
U.S
Paris
Edgar M. Lindsay
Charles Bartchi
Joseph Tean Williams
Timber Sale Timber Gunn? Logan Utah Sealed Bids
Sealed bids marked Timber Sale Application July 28 1910 for 100 acres in sections 11 and 15 Township 1S Range 15 west Cache National Forest Idaho. Minimum bid 3.00 per thousand feet B M with $50 deposit to Ogden bank. Timber dated exempted from sale. Guyton G Smith Logan Utah handles inquiries.
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Logan
Utah
Guyton G. Smith
Ifsreso
Secs
BE. B. M
Cache Natlhonstl Forest
Idaho
Notice of Final Commutation Proof for Mink Creek Land Claim
Republication notice dated Sept 9 1911 from the U S Land Office Blackfoot Idaho lists Urias Piller Jesse Steffensen Carl Nelson and Adam Keller as witnesses for Nelson of Mink Creek filing Final commutation proof for Lot 1 NEN W 1/4 NINER Section 29 Township 13 South Range 41 East Boise Meridian to establish claim to the land by Oct 31 1911 before the Register and Receiver at Blackfoot Idaho.
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Department of the Interior
Blackfoot
Idaho
Nelson
Mink C.eek
Township
Range 41
Boise Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Urias Piller
Jesse Steffensen
Carl Nelson
Adam _ Keller
Mink Creek
Freddie Macthe Bit Is The Biggest Bird Phrase
A garbled OCR passage records a child named Freddie quoting a saying about the biggest bird that flies. The text appears as fragmented dialogue and a father’s remark, with unclear context or dates.
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Freddie
Father
Prompt Repair Shop Ad by Emil Ladewig
Prompt shoe repairing offered at reasonable prices by Emil Ladewig located second door west of Baok Building in New York City.
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NEW_YORK
Emil Ladewig
Baok Building
State truancy law and juvenile court authority section
The text outlines Section 160 through 163 detailing compulsory schooling for children ages eight to eighteen with exemptions for over fourteen under specific conditions, truancy definitions, and juvenile disorderly conduct. It assigns duties to superintendents probation officers and school trustees to enforce the act and report delinquencies to Probate Court.
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School Law of
Idaho
Cort
Auch
Trustees
Board of Control
Tom Jon
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