Delinquent Shares Listed in Public Notice
Public notice lists delinquent shares due to assessments levied October 5 1954 with amounts shown opposite each shareholder name. Secretary Treasurer L Swenson of 2a Co located at First Security Bank Building Preston Idaho 50 51c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl S. Buttars
Charles L. Reese
Joseph M. Viehweg
John L. Willis i
Twin Lakes Canal Company
First Security Bank
Preston
Idaho
Notice of Delinquency Cub River Irrigation Company
Delinquent stock listed for assessments dated October 12, 1954. Names include Bodily Joseph A, Bright Lynn, Cole Eugene, Crockett Geo L, Egbert LaFoy, Hall Wm. Ro., Hansen Lloyd, Jamison Don, Porter Spencer, Rigby Ira Lyon, Sorenson Earl Ry, Stocking A. J., Telford Ross, and Wiser Wayne Tr. Shares and amounts shown. Sale of sufficient shares to cover delinquencies set for January 17, 1955 at 2:00 p.m. in Lewiston Utah to cover due assessments, costs, and sale expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. A
Bright
Lynn
Bat Enesh
Cole
Eugene
Wee
Crockett
Geo. L
Egbert, LaFoy
Hall
Hansen, Lloyd
Sages
Jamison
Don
Porter
Spcncer
Rigby
Ira Lyon
Sorenson, Earl Ry
Stocking
A. J
Telford
Ross
Wiser
Wayne Tr
Board of Directors
Lewiston State Bank
Lewiston
Utah
Another Summons in Idaho Franklin County Case
In the District Court of Idaho Fifth Judicial District Franklin County a summons and complaint have been filed against Melvin J. Bishop and heirs and devisees of James Hoggan and Vernita Hoggan for property described by metes and bounds in Section 23 Township 15 South Range 39 east Boise Meridian. The State of Idaho issues formal notice to defendants of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Franklin
Melvin J. Bishop
James Hoggan
Franklin County
Boise
State of Idaho
District Court
Frank
Quiet Title Suit in Preston Idaho
Lin County plaintiff directs you to appear within twenty days to plead to the complaint. If you fail, judgment will be entered as prayed. The action seeks to quiet title to real property described in the caption. Witness the clerk of the District Court on November 23, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin County
Estate of James D. McCauley Administratrix Notice
Notice to creditors for the estate of James D. McCauley deceased. Claims must be presented with vouchers to Elsie M. McCauley administratrix at Preston Idaho within four months after first publication. First published December 2, 1954. P M Condie Preston Idaho attorney for administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. McCauley
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Franklin County seeks deputies for Clerk office January meeting
Notice from C. L. Swenson as Franklin County clerk and auditor states the plan to apply to the Board of County Commissioners at their January 10, 1954 meeting for the appointment of a Senior Deputy and two Junior Deputies plus other clerical staff for proper office operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Franklin
Board of County Commissioners
Franklin County
C. L. Swenson
Colorful Christmas flames from pine cones and salts
An old recipe suggests coloring Christmas fireplace flames by treating pine cones or chips with metal salt solutions or dipping cones in paraffin and sprinkling color compounds. It lists red from strontium chloride, green from barium chloride, blue green from copper compounds, orange from calcium compounds, lavender from potassium chloride, and yellow from sodium chloride.
Santa Claus Arrives In Richmond Holiday Displays
In Richmond Virginia the Christmas season blends gift giving with colonial era tradition. Dramatic store displays captivate adults while a live Santa draws anxious children for photos and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Miller & Rhoads
Mammoth Richmond
Adler and Queen
Father and son found dead after river outing
The bodies of William Herron aged 27 and his six year old son were recovered from the Monongahela river after four days missing. They had gone out in a homemade boat and vanished while riding the river near Fairmont West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. V
William Herron
Monongahela
Idaho potato specialist advises storage at 36 to 38 degrees
University of Idaho extension potato specialist Jim Gregory recommends storing potatoes at 36 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit with relatively high humidity to improve long term storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Gregory
University of Idaho Extension, Service
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Mea
Miers
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P. M. Condie
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Ivest
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Fied
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Strother
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Fairy Snow Queen
William “Strother
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Francis A. Peterson
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Betty
Karen
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U. K
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L. B. Boyd
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