Notice to Creditors in Estate of C Wallantine
Probate Court Bear Lake County announces to all creditors and interested persons that claims against the estate of C Wallantine also described as Christian Wallantine must be filed within ten months after the first publication. Executed by Elizabeth Wallantine and others. Office at Bear Lake State Bank Paris Idaho. Budge and Barnard represent executors of Pocatello Idaho. August 30 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
C Wallantinne
Christian Wallantine
C. Wallantine
Bear Lake State Bank
Paris
Idaho
Kristian Wallantine
Elizabeth Wallantine
Christian Willian Wallantine
Mabel Agnes Wallantine Wilks
Thomas C. Wallantine
Budge and
Barnard
Pocatello
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim in Idaho
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho Sept 31 1915 notice that William Crossley of Sharon Idaho holder of Homestead Entry Serial 01431 plans final five year proof to establish claim before Smith Hoye U S Commissioner Paris Idaho on Oct 25 1915 witnesses Ephham Crossley Joseph Wixem Richard Orr and David King all of Sharon Idaho J T Carruts Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
William Crossley
Sharon
Range
Kotse Meridian
Smith Hoye
United States
Paris
Ephham Crossley
Joseph Wixem
Richard BD. Orr
David King
Notice of Auction Sale of Denio Produce Co Items
Notice states on Saturday October 2 1915 at 2 oclock p m at the store building occupied by Jr Denio Produce Co Idaho will sell at public auction one team of horses delivery wagon harness store fixtures and remaining merchandise to the highest bidder for cash O L Shepherd Trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Denio Produce Co
Parts
Idaho
Denio Produce Co
O. L. Shepherd
Commissioners Proceedings Remit 1914 Delinquent Taxes
The county commissioners adjourned session on September 13 1915 with the prosecutor and clerk present. They ordered the 1914 delinquencies remitted for many named property owners including Bagley Holton Hee Jensen Jensen Jensen and others after finding good and sufficient reasons. The board adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bagley
Henry Holton
Mary Hee
Cleveland
E Eyl
H. B. Hymas
David Hun- and
Joffston
C. OC Jensen
Spaironas Nelse Peterson
D.C. Art
Cooper Sims
A. W. Wright
Samuel Nate Jr
Ordinance Fixing City Tax Rate in Paris Idaho 1915
City of Paris Idaho enacts Ordinance No 105 fixing property tax at ten mills for the year ending May 1916. The measure, approved September 20 1915 by Mayor F I Shepherd and Clerk W H Hoge, repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Idaho
Hear Lake
F .I. Shepherd
Frenchman's Model Bow
Evolution of the modern bow traces from violin’s final form through to Francois Tourte of Paris around 1870. Tourte’s bows set the standard used by subsequent makers influencing violin music and playing technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois Tourte
Paris
We Want You To See Our Finish Paris Idaho
We offer superior high grade lumber for finish work and interior details. Our fir finish lumber is milled and dried with careful selection for best color and grain. A free look may add value to your new home. come in and see before you buy. Paris Idaho.
The LAC Forum on Church Interference in Voting
A national church convention urged laymen to vote only for candidates aligned with clergy on key issues, sparking condemnation. The piece argues such coercion threatens civil liberty, denounces pulpit political meddling, and calls for laws to bar ministers from delivering congregations to candidates.
Schwerin on the Seamen's Bill and American shipping
R P Schwerin, vice president of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co, argues the Seamen's Bill imposes higher crew quotas and costs, placing burdens on American ships while favoring Japanese crews and diverting Pacific trade away from U S vessels. He stresses the need to protect American flag shipping to compete with foreign ocean commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P Schwerin
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
American Steamship Lines
United States
Pacific Ocean
Congress
Public Forum: Railroads Face Public Tug of War Over Fairness
Industrial leaders urge direct talk with the public as Santa Fe President B P Ripley notes that public sentiment shifts are not yet yielding results. He cites persistent hostile legislation and court access limits, arguing railroads must be fairly compensated and able to compete for quality service with the people paying for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
BROOCHES A RELIABILITY 18 KEYNOTE OF JEWELRY STORE
The article promotes a jewelry store under the motto reliability 18, claiming customers will receive full value on any purchase from brooches to watches clocks and tableware, highlighting community trust in the business.
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Anvona
Ascnls
Mum & Co
Scientific American
All Newsdealers, Co
New York
F St
Washington, D.C
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
J. T. Carruts
Register
H. H Broomhead
Smith Hoge
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Utah King Coal
Frank
Lewis
Robert Price Lumber Go
LAC Forum
Peter
Radford
R. P. Schwerin
E. P. Ripley
State Fair
Salt Lake Gity
Oregon
Union Pacific System
Wyoming
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Huntington
Pacific Coast
West
D. E. Burley
Gert
Pass
Salt Lake City
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