Idaho State Land Selections Contest Protests Planned
The Idaho State Board of Land Commissioners lists land selections in multiple sections and townships under the 1890 act. Protests claiming mineral value over other uses must be filed within sixty days to report to the BLM. Non protest implies acceptance of non mineral character.
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Wo. S. Department OF the Interior
Bureau of Land Mannagement
Idaho
District Land Office
Boise
State Board of Land Commissioners
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Bureau of Land Management
Washington, D. C
Nolan F.eel
Notice to Creditors in Morrison Estate
The probate court in Franklin County Idaho publishes a notice to creditors of George L Morrison deceased. Andrea H Morrison executrix requires claims with vouchers within four months after first publication and directs them to Ben B Johnson attorney in Preston Idaho. The notice is dated December 2 1955.
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Bert Danford
P. M. Condie
Preston
Idaho
Franklin County
State of Idaho
George L. Morrison
George G. Morrison
Ben B. Johnson
First Security Bank
Andrea H. Morrison
Whitney Idaho cemetery maintenance district election notice
An election will be held at the Whitney schoolhouse on December 19 1955 from 2 to 5 pm to elect two commissioners for Whitney Cemetery Maintenance District one from District 2 and one from District 3 Nominations close December 10 1955 with secretary Marcus Weaver acting as registrar Henry Mocklin chairman
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Whitney
Idaho
Whitney Cemetery
Marcus Weaver
Whitney Cemetery Maintenance
Henry Mocklin
Election Notice for Mink Creek Cemetery District Board
The Mink Creek cemetery district holds an election on December 27 1955 to fill two board seats for terms of one to two years and one to three years. Polls open 1 PM to 5 PM at Mink Creek church. Nominations must be filed with secretary Frank G Jensen by December 20 1955.
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Mink Creek Cemetery
Mink Creek
Frank G. Jensen
Preston Idaho Grants Franchise to Utah Power & Light
The city council grants Utah Power & Light Company and successors an electric light and power franchise until January 25, 2006. The rights cover construction and operation in present and future streets alleys and public places in Preston Idaho with necessary appurtenances including underground conduits and poles.
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Preston
Idaho
Utah Power & Light Company
Preston Idaho adopts electric franchise ordinance 1955
City of Preston Idaho approves a franchise granting a utility company the right to construct poles towers and lines within streets and alleys for light heat and power with safeguards on traffic interference and city indemnity obligations. The ordinance requires acceptance within 30 days and takes effect January 27 1956 following mayoral approval and publication.
Jewelry Trends in Men's Winter Accessories
Jewelry Industry council reports two news making design trends in men's jeweled accessories. The man who seeks interesting and dramatic items favors larger pieces and a double-barreled approach to winter jewelry.
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Jewelry Industry Council
New Styles in Men’s Jewelry for Christmas Shopping
Jewelers display broader color use and unusual shapes in men’s accessories from cuff links to belt buckles. Small discreet pieces and budget friendly options entice shoppers, with watches rings and evening sets highlighted as gifts for men.
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Nananead
Richard H. Danford
Conoco
By Ruel
Keller’s
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Executrix
Preston, Idaho
National Standard Automobile Policy
Prompt, Friendly Claim Service
U.S.A
Ite
Canada
Mexico
United States
Coe
BAY Farmers Mutual of
Enumclaw
Washington
Phonie
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O. Sherwin Webb
C. I. Goff City
State OF
Franklin
Co. I
Golf City Clerk
Era’s Appliance & Sport Shop
St. Peter's ' ‘Catholic Church
Oneida and
Third East
Francis A. Peterson
Anderson Lumber
Mercury
Montclairs
Montereys
West
McCune
West Oneida
Motor’ ‘Company
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Presien
Téako
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