Trade Report Sparks Confidence Across Industries
The August bank clearings rose 8.3 percent from last year and 10.3 percent over 1911, with 1910 comparatives up 17.6 percent. Money rates hardened as trade and new enterprises expanded, while US security issuance and short-term notes surged by 92 million dollars from a year ago. Iron and copper product consumption remains at near capacity with strong activity across manufacturing and distribution centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trangna
Prosperity Reduces Crime Says U S Secret Service Chief
Prosperity lowers crime in Buffalo area with high crop yields and booming trade. Chief John Wilkie of the United States Secret Service notes that plenty of work and easy employment reduce offenses including counterfeiting, reflecting a general link between prosperity and lawfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Inquirer
Department of Agriculture
Sualness
John Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Wilkie
Banks Show Prosperity in Beloit Have High Deposits
The Beloit Free Press notes bank deposits rise across the city, with $2,569,371 total and per capita deposits near 32.4134, suggesting strong local prosperity. The piece cites Henry Clews predicting improving business conditions and possible stabilization in twenty years of activity.
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Beloit
Wis
Conserva
Happy Farmers Celebrate Record US Harvest Outlook
Government crop data show a 300 million bushel rise in spring wheat from last year to 1902 trends, with total grain output surpassing 700 million bushels. Corn potatoes barley and rye also seen at bumper levels, while American farmers face flood damage in Europe and expect high prices and a bountiful Thanksgiving.
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Detroit Free Press
Brightening Weeks Signal Prosperity for Trade
The New York Commercial notes a rising prospect of a great business year as weeks improve. New York’s capacity handles visitor traffic and abundant crops boost confidence, aligning with positive Dun’s Review and New York Telegraph outlooks.
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Dun
Eealth
New York Telegraph
Notice for Publication of Homestead Intents in Idaho
Department of the Interior notices in Blackfoot Idaho dated Sept 6 1912 announce Nephi Hampton of Preston Idaho filing to make final proof for Homestead Entry 0528 in section 14 township 9 north range 0 east Boise Meridian with witnesses James B Jensen Albert Beckstead George Al Bennett and George Shaffer all of Preston. A second notice lists Alpheus Anderson of Cleveland Idaho filing to make final five year proof for land described in section 2 and 22 township 33 south range 40 east BM with witnesses William Griffiths Trenvureton Geo A Ransom Charles Austin Godree A. Smith and others.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Blackfoot
Idahos
Nephi Hampton
Preston
Idaho
Boise Meridian
P H. Carver
U.S
Cla
James B. Jensen
Albert Beckstead
George
al Bennett
George Shaffer
Jenty
W. Rieter
Department of the Interior US
Alpheus Anderson
Cleveland
South
Jane
East BM
Geo. H. Carver
U. S. Commin
Power
Prenton
William Griffiths
Trenvureton
Geo. A. Ransom
Charles Austin
Godree A. Smith
Isaha
Ilinia Renrvy W. Kiefer
Rachatar
Notice to harebs on final proof land claim
George A Bennett of Trenton Idaho filed notice to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for the NW and SW parcels in section 82 township 14 range EBM. George H Carver U S Commissioner at Preston Idaho will hear the case on November 7 1912. Witnesses named Peter Moore C G Taylor John W Corebridge Allen Taylor all of Preston Idaho and Henry W Kolfer Register.
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Department of the Interior
George A. Benenett
Trenton
Idaho-who
E.B.M
Dann
Geo. H Carver
U. S
Preston
Idaho
Peter J. Moore
Nweman CG. Taylor
John W Corebridge
Allen Taylor
Preston Idaho
Ald
Ota
Henry W. Kolfer
Delinquent Tax List for Preston Ida and Oneida County
Delinquent tax notices list residents and amounts due on May 1912 taxes, with names Adeline Johnson David Campbell Eugene Heckstead and others. Public sale of delinquent parcels set for October 9 1912 in front of Larsen and Siva Preston Oneida County with costs of advertising and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltzer Peterson
Albert Porter
Jousen Ee
Larsen & Siva
Peestod
Oneida County
Dahn
Notice for public land claim final proof Idaho 1912
Lawerence B Coburn filed for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim in Idaho. The notice lists entry details, witnesses, and the public showing set before the ULS Commissioner on November 4. Participants include Joseph Coburn Jr Hans Jensen David Lapray William Taylor and notary Norry W Kiafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Creckfoot
Idaho
Lawrence B. Coburn
South Range
Jr. M
Befne Goa
Carver Uls
Fresten Idaho
Clamant James
Joseph Coburn
Hans Jensen David Lapray
William Taylor
Weston
Nonry W Kiafer
Franklin Idaho village ordinance taxes and appropriations
Village of Franklin Oneida County Idaho passes an annual tax levy of ten mills on property for general purposes and thirteen mills for water works intercat plus seven mill sinking fund on all property for the fiscal year starting May 1 1917. It itemizes appropriations including salaries electric lights culverts roads incidental expenses and bond interest and sinking fund for 1913 with signatures of James Robinson chairman and J A W Funk village clerk dated August 6 1912.
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Ft Ordaine
Franklin
Oneida County
Idaho
Intercat
James Robinson
State OF
Oneida
J. A. W Funk
W. Funk
Summons in Idaho Quiet Title Case Against L L Searles
The State of Idaho sends greetings to L L Searles and unknown heirs. The plaintiff seeks to quiet title to land described as sections and townships in land records, alleging a mortgage on the property was satisfied but not released. Defendants must appear within twenty days if served in district, or forty days if served elsewhere, or the plaintiff will seek relief. Location noted: Malad Idaho. Clerk: J. Evanalrd. Attorneys: Hart & Smith for Preston plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Searles
State of Idaho
Malad
Idaho
Evanal Rd
Cclerk
Hart & Smith
Ale Flaintiff
Preston
Trustees Report of Clifton Idaho School District No. 11
Trustee financials show balance on hand June 1 1911 1600.00 receipts include state and county apportionments and library fund totaling 9248.21 disbursements list teachers and janitors salaries bonds interest coal supplies and incidentals leaving balance 5158.29. Signatures A Fegan Thomas Sant. The remainder discusses health advice and local ads about stoves and heaters.
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Clifton
Oneida County
Idaho
Abrary Fund
Aoa
Fegan
Thomas Sant
Cree Ee
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Jarceeye
Secret Service
Thys. Po
Henry Clews
New York
Cial
A6 & Foundation
Chamberlin
Almat
Salt Lake Tribune
Tribune
Nessee
U S
Hugh J. Walker
Ciifton
Routh
J. Erastus Johnsan
Lorenzo Anderson
Orson Kofced
Henry W. Kiefer
Reg'ster
the Fifth Judicial District
Willami
F. Garner
Mary A. Garner
Joshua Adama
Job Adams
Sarah Adams
Quincy Land & Live Stock Co. Corporation
Trustees Report
Chamberlain
Preston Co-op
Osie
Sithoes
Wes
Lundstrom
A. Peeatari F
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