Sheriff Sale Notice Foreclosure Idaho Payette County
John T. Jefferis sheriff will sell the described parcel in Payette County Idaho on October 14 1922 at 4 o clock PM at the courthouse door per the order of sale and decree in High and Fritchman Company v Charles McGreevy and Hazel Mary McGreevy. The property is described as parts of sections 27 28 in township 9 north range 4 west including the SW quarter SE quarter and other fractions with appurtenances and will be sold for cash to satisfy the decree plus interest and costs. Dated September 15 1922 First pub Sept 21 last Oct 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGreevy
Hazel Mary McGreevy
District Court of
Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Payette
High & Mritchman Company
4 Corporation
Plaintite
Charles McGreevey
Hazel Mary McGresvy
Idaho
County of
United States
John T. Jefferis
A. D
John T. Ene
A.W. Christian
Notice of Attachment in Idaho Payette County Court
In the Sev enth Judicial District of Idaho Payette County Ernest Noble as Plaintiff seeks attachment on the Defendant Thos Helena. A Writ of Attachment has been issued by the court dated September 11 22 with Lillian Wilson Clerk and J H Helman attorney for Plaintiff. First publication Sept 14 last Oct 6.
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District Court of the
Seventh Judicial District of
Thos
Helena
Lillian Wilson
J. H. Helman
MacGregor Clan and the 1603 Death Penalty Ban
An eighty six year old Ard Choille resident in Perth recalls the 1603 Edinburgh act wiping out the MacGregor name with death penalties for using it. Parliament confirmed the law in 1617, extending it to gatherings of more than four MacGregor men. The clan later adopted other names, with some emigrating to America where Commodore MacGregor rose to prominence.
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Atholl MacGregor
MacGregor
Ard Choille
Perth
Scotland
Henry Pickard
Clineinnail Baquirer
MacGregors
Gregor
Alpin
Sir Walter Scott
Rob Roy
Red Tob
Flen Fruin
Glen of Sorrow
Edinburgh
James VI
James I
Great Britain
Charles II
Kings and rulers abdications across centuries and nations
A survey recalls numerous monarchs forced to leave thrones from Portugal and Bulgaria to Turkey and China, noting 19th and early 20th century exiles, revolts, and abdications. It contrasts peaceful times with violent transfers and cites Dom Pedro and Manuel of Portugal among several figures.
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Boter T
Laner
Dai
Spain
America
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Alexander of Battenberg
Bulgaria
Milan
Serbia
Manuel
Portugal
England
Abdul Haid
Turkey
China
Haun Tung
Uist
Synthetic Sinks and a Theatrical Dress Gown Scene
A Chicago Journal excerpt laments life’s re adjustment while praising a supposed synthetic doughnut and other fantastical inventions. It contrasts scientific progress with a wistful scene of a girl in a car exclaiming for clothing and theater gowns, signaling early 20th century satire and social snapshots.
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Chicago Journal
Bank employee arrested over sample theft inquiry
A bank worker faces arrest amid allegations he took home samples of goods he was handling. Authorities charged him as the investigation continues to uncover the extent of the theft.
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Hras
End of a Scotch Regiment Tale of Alienation
The dialogue follows a soldier explaining why he left a Scotch regiment unable to endure the kilts. A humorous note arises as he admits difficulty with the apparel and rough reproof, while others respond with a brief laugh.
No Room In Jacksonville Hotel With Ice Water Card
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote describes a Jacksonville hotel chamber with no room telephone and a push bell bearing a card that lists rates for ice water, a bell boy, a chamber maid, and a porter. After half an hour a porter arrives, the speaker insists on ice water and the porter struggles to interpret the ringing instructions.
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Mathematica
Jacksonville
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Double Bereavement
A Birmingham Age Herald amusingly reports a motorist apologizing after running over a hen and offering to pay. The farmer values the hen at two dollars and notes she laid daily eggs, while adding irony about the rooster’s possible distress over the loss.
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Birmingham Age
Herald
Abram A Andrews Administration Financial Statement Summary
Financial statement from the Andrews administration notes a 1915 to 1918 surplus in the General Fund as Alexander aimed to show lower levies and budgets. It alleges the legislature and state board set levies of 7500,00 in 1915 and 1,000,000.00 in 1918 while actual collections were lower for several years. The document accuses misrepresentation to hide spending.
State finances show shortages from 1919 to 1920 due to levy underfunding
The record notes four years with levies $606,313.13 below appropriations, forcing use of General Fund cash and depleting the treasury. Beginning 1919, cash ran out, with no income until 1920 tax receipts, prompting warrants or treasury notes at 4 to 4.16 percent and added interest costs tied to Alexander's levy failures.
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Alexander
Treasury
Globe-Wernicke Ad Campaign to Return in Daily Papers
The Globe-Wernicke Co. plans to repeat its successful advertising campaign in daily papers across cities where its seasonal bookcases and office devices are sold. The company notes that focal newspapers reached interested buyers, boosting visibility of modern v أعضاء and dealer services, underscoring local newspaper advertising as a strong endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Wenleke Co
Globe-Wernicke Co
Focnl
Clites
A Delicious Salad Shred A Pound With Pepper Dressing
A recipe fragment outlines shredding a pound of cabbage adding half a cup of Spanish green olives chopped fine and half a can of red peppers. Season with salt and pepper and add vinaigrette or salad dressing. Chill for one hour before serving.
Mixed signals at a fragile betrothal in quirky prose
A garbled excerpt shows an heiress and a would be suitor clashing over marriage. Dialog hints at strategic courting and ambition as the man contemplates ending matters. A quirky interlude mentions London gossip and a playful aside about a tubba Sarah. It closes with an odd recipe line about russhin sandwiches with olives and cream cheese.
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Sarah
London
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Payette County Idaho
Sheriff auctions Fernandy Coulter's interest in Brown's Addition Block 6 Payette Idaho on October 7 1922 at 2 PM at the Payette County Courthouse front door. Sale follows a September 7 1922 issued execution in Martha Wilson Ashcroft v Fer nandy Coulter. Costs included. Deputy Sheriff A W Christian signs. First publication Sept 14 last Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherife
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
Idaho
Payette
Martha Wilson Ashcroft
Fernandy Coulter
Fernando Coulter
Payette County
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