Idaho Water Use Hearing for Weston Slough Permit 16646
Legal notice sets 11:00 A.M. December 30 1944 in Preston Idaho for proof of beneficial use of five cubic feet per second of Weston Slough water under Permit 16646. Permit holders Nash Preston and Nash Weston irrigation use at defined sections. Court order requires publication for two weeks and court terms start 10:00 A.M. Isaac McDougall signs as Senior Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Franklin
State of Idaho
Clifford Warr
Weston Slough
Department of Reclamation of
State
Idahol
I. H. Nash
Idaho
David Nash
Weston
B.M
Isaac McDougall
Fifth Judicial
State of
Notice to Creditors in Zan Marshall Estate Idaho
Probate Court of Franklin County Idaho notices creditors to present claims for Zan Marshall estate within four months of first publication. Administratrix Garnet B. Marshall lists Preston Idaho as the business location and court filings proceed under P. J. Evans attorney. Dated November 20, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanklin
State of
Idaho
Zan Marshall
Preston
Franklin County
Garnet B. Marshall
P. J. Evans
Idaho Officials Announce Deputy Assessor Appointment
Franklin County Idaho assessor elect seeks board approval to appoint a deputy assessor and request necessary staff assistance starting January 1945. Also lists court terms for Fifth Judicial District in 1945 including Bannock Power Oneida Franklin Bear Lake Caribou counties with specific January May September February June November dates.
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Fifth Judicial District
Banno County
Mar
Sale
Power County
Notice Sale of Estray at Abe Bowcut Residence
I certify possession of an estray a black mare one year old with no marks or brands. If owner does not pay accrued costs the estray will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the Abe Bowcut residence in Franklin Idaho on December 23 1944 at 12 o clock noon. Dated December 12 1944 John L Adamson Marshall Village of Franklin Franklin County Idaho.
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United States
Abe Bowcut
Franklin
Franklin County
Idaho
John L. Adamson Marshall
Emma Callan Elected Treasurer of Franklin County Idaho
Emma Callan declares her election as treasurer of Franklin County Idaho and appoints a deputy treasurer upon qualifying. She plans to file for the allowance from time to time, dated December 5 1944, with the signature of Emma Callan.
Appointment of Deputy Clerks by Franklin County Auditor
Cleo Swenson the duly elected Franklin County Idaho Auditor announces the appointment of two deputy clerks and will apply to the Franklin County Board of Commissioners on the second Monday for the proper conduct of the office. Dated December 5, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Idaho
Cleo Swenson
Delinquent Water Assessments Listed by Cub River Irrigation Co
Delinquent notices list 1944 water assessments for numerous residents in Lewiston Utah and nearby areas. Amounts range from 19.00 to 133.00 dollars with names including Ashby Chester R. and Hobbs S Cy, among others, showing unpaid balances due to the Cub River Irrigation Co.
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Jin
Cub River Irrigation Co
Lewiston
Utah
Ashby
Chester R
Bronson
George M
Seammons
M. Hy
Dent, Arthur
Egbert, Jack
Gilbert, Hazen
Gilbert, Demar
Glover, Eldorus B
Hall, Wm. R
Hansen, Lloyd H
Hatch, Anna J
Hawkes, Claude
Hobbs, S. Cy
Flippence, LaFoy
Karren, Lowell
Edward Kemp
Rawlins
Reed la
Kent
J. R
Roy 'S
Lewis
Jared
Marler
Ersal Sz
Porter
Spencer
Ste
Clem
Howard F
Lindsay
Rogers
Raley S
Smith
Melvin
Stocks
Alma L
Delinquent stock assessments to be sold Jan 17 1945
Assessments listed for Talbot Winn Van Orden Wiser etc remain unpaid. Stock will be sold January 17 1945 at 2 p.m. to the highest cash bidder in the Lewiston State Bank building office. Delinquent plus 90 cents per stockholder for advertising costs. Saul E. Hyer president Geo F. Rawlins secretary treasurer.
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Talbot
Winn
Spencer van Orden
Abner Pe
Wiser
H. Vern
Wayne
Erwin
Wright
Geo
Lewiston State Bank
Saul E. Hyer
Geo. F. Rawlins
Sec-Treas
E. L. Hansen Files Sheriff Election Appointment
On December 5 1944 E L Hansen sheriff announces intent to appoint a deputy sheriff for Franklin County and to seek county board approval upon qualifying on the second Monday of January 1945 He also seeks additional help as needed for proper office conduct.
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Franklin County
State of Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Fred E. Hawkes
Idaho
Emma Callan
E. L. Hansen
Funeral services for Mound Valley resident Clyde Anderson
Clyde Anderson of Mound Valley was buried in Thatcher cemetery after funeral services held December 17. He was born December 27, 1909, died December 12, 1944, and is survived by his wife Roma Thatcher two daughters Connie Lou and Ann Marie his mother Mrs Ann Harris Anderson four sisters and one brother Corporal Rex Anderson of the 5th Army Air Corps in Italy. The service included performances by Nedra Whitehead Grace Harris and Frank Harris with local clergy and community members attending.
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Clyde Anderson
Mound Valley
Roma Thatcher
Thatcher
Salt Lake Temple
Connie Lou
Ann Marie
Murat Mendenhall
Robert Quidor
Pocatello
Parmell Whitehead
Wm. Davis
Greenville
Texas
Corporal Rex Anderson
5Th Army Air Corps
Italy
Ann Harris Anderson
Grace
Clyde
Gem Valley
Roma
D. W. McGregor
Nedra Whitehead
John A. Tanner
Vernon Harris
C. P. Gray
Ira Hogan
Elijah Larkins
Salt Lake City
S. Sumner Pond
Frank Harris
Millen Mendenhall
Thatcher Cemetery
Gilbert Thatcher
Ogden
Gold and Green Ball Preparations and Local Social Notes
A Dayton area stake dances practice for the Gold and Green Ball and Miss Betty Johnson named queen. Visiting Ogden residents, a Christmas play by Winder School, Relief Society reorganized with Harriet Palmer as president, and Sunday social visits to Lewiston are noted.
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Moroni Phillips
Dayton
LaVor Jensen
Harriet Palmer
Stake
Glenn Jacobs
Ogden
James Taylor
Inez Taylor
Wendell Winger
Winger
Ora Winger
Betty Johnson
Louis Johnson
Winder School
Relief Society
Harriet Swainston
Hazel Kofoed
Ada Sharp
Leona’ Winger
Ila Bennett
Evelyn Follett
Jack Bright
Lewiston
Bright
Yule Traditions as Precious Christmas Tree Lore
Personalities and traditions linked to Christmas folklore weave through history like trimming on a grand tree. Arch Druids mistletoe, palm branches, Yule log, Hanukkah candelabra, and Saturnalia gift giving mingle with the Nativity scene as Mary and Joseph, angels, shepherds, and Wise Men share in adoration. Santa Claus leads a constellation of gift bearers alongside St. Nicholas, Befana, Baboushka, Christkind, and other legends as Epiphany and gift exchanges travel through lands. Jule Nisse and angel choirs circle Bethlehem’s tale, uniting nations in the Christmas story.
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Egypt
Mary
Joseph
Spain
Bethlehem
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
Franche-Comte
Grace High School News Grace Red Devils News
The Grace Red Devils had one win and one loss in the season and lost 26 to 29 to North Cache. The Pep Club led by Barbara Mc Gregor Roma Bennett Dorothy Dalton and Donna Lloyd hosted an assembly with a piano solo a Sumner Pond talk a truth or consequences program and a Keith Nielsen song. The Senior Ball was a success with a promenade by the Seniors themed This Is Worth Fighting For. The Senior colors blue and white and a liberty statue decorates the hall. Christmas Carnival set for Friday December 22 in Grace gymnasium invites public.
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Grace Red Devils
North Cache
Idaho
Barbara McGregor
Roma Bennett
Dorothy Dalton
Donna Lloyd
an_assembly
Joyce Panter
Sumner Pond
Keith Nielsen
Grace Gymnasium
Fragmentary note on a device with shells and racks
A partial description mentions a device with shell racks holding three shells and a feature described as a devic e. The text is garbled and unclear about purpose or origin.
Medieval Customs Tie Folk Songs to Nativity Worship
In the middle ages rustic songs linked to church hymns during the Nativity season. Mid winter revels blended with services of thanksgiving for the birth of the Savior. The Yule log holly and ivy merged with Christmas celebrations honoring the Babe in the manger.
Pioneer White Leghorn Chicks Promise Long Life and High Egg Output
Promotional note from Pioneer of Petaluma touts White Leghorn chicks bred for ruggedness and sustained top-grade egg production. It cites 25 years of selective breeding and 65 years of experience, promising safe delivery and guaranteed results with daily trap-nesting and male stock referenced.
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Petaluma
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