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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
Delinquency notices issued for 1918 taxes on parcels in Payette County Idaho. Properties listed include S D Coates and John Watson holdings with descriptions in Townships 6 7 North Range 3 5 West and 12 7 North Range 5 West. Redemption periods extend to January 1922 and January 192? dates with tax deeds possible. Ruth R Shaw is cited as tax collector.
Delinquent taxes for the 1918 year on Lot 4 and 5, Block 6, Payette Valley Land and Orchard Company Tract, Section 12, Township 7 North. The redemption period ends January 14, 1923, with the delinquency certificate purchased in the name of Linnie Gafford.
Payette County Idaho issues delinquency notice dated January 28 1949 for 1918 taxes on land described as the NW quarter of Section 34 Township 3 North Range 3 West Boise Meridian held in the name of James Hoag. Filing attorney Ruth R Shaw Mulder of Delinquency Certificate No 117. Tax suit warns of statutory revocation if not paid by January 13 1922.
Delinquent tax notice dated January 13 1919 lists W H Graves property at block 7 Original Addition New Plymouth Idaho. Redemption period runs through September 1921 with final deadline January 1922 under No 268 year 1918 statutes.
The notice states that on January 14 1919 taxes for 1918 were due on Ida A McCullough’s Lot 19 Block 32 Original Addition New Plymouth Idaho. The delinquency certificate was purchased by Payette County January 13 1919 and redemption must occur by September 1921 per statute. Also Dr J G Woodward announces afternoon glasses fittings and free eye examinations by appointment.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a Post Office Clerk Carrier examination on October 15, 1921 in Page Idaho to form an eligible register for Clerk or Carrier positions. Applicants must be US citizens 18 to 45, with height and weight requirements for nonmilitary applicants, and both men and women may enter. Details and applications available from Frank S. Zimmerman in Payette or the Eleventh US Civil Service District in Seattle. A separate sale notice lists cows, saddles, bridles, canned fruit, and household goods for Mrs. A. K. Aspy near John Banks ranch with phone contact.
Public notice to owners of lots and tracts liable for special assessments for street and avenue improvements in Local Improvement District No 5 Payette Idaho created by Ordinance 349. Payable Sept 15 to Sept 30 1921 with possible penalties or interest if late. City Clerk to collect at City Hall.
Dorothy Carstone notes discussion by Payette County Abstract Co about plumbing matters in public records. The file reflects a municipal chatter on pipe work contracts and service concerns. Local officials consider bids and maintenance plans for public utilities and infrastructure.
London based Westminster Gazette reports severe wild dog problems across Broken Hill and Darling River areas in New South Wales. John Dunne of Wentworth Darling Pastoralists Association warns if not halted, flocks will be replaced by cattle north of Broken Hill. Despite a good season, losses rise as feral dogs devastate sheep country. Government funds for fencing were promised but delayed, allowing dogs to spread through the western division and ravage flocks.
Italian futurist Signor Marinetti explains tactilism a new art form based on touch to convey impressions. He describes rough hot touches for Sahara and smooth cold touches for silver paper and Paris through silk and velvet. He will stay in Paris weeks, with many social invitations to receptions and parties.
A set of Idaho Payette County district court summonses informs defendants of complaints for promissory notes and divorce relief, including J A Lauer firm joint venture, Zack Greene, Bertram Melchers heirs, and a quiet title action against Ed Dubbers, with dates 1921 and notices to appear within 20 to 40 days.
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