Preston-Whitney Irrigation Co Levies 4 Percent Assessment
Directors at a March 9 1955 meeting levy four percent on capital stock. Payment due by May 28 1955 to avoid delinquency. Delinquent stock will be advertised for sale by law and sold at public auction. Secretary’s office in Larsen Building open Saturdays for payment or mail submission.
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Preston-Whitney Irrigation CO
Larsen Bldg
Angus Condie
Preston
Franklin
State of Idaho
P. M. Condie
Department of Reclamation
State of
Idaho
Ce Bie
H. R. Bingham
Eldon B. Bingham
Weston
New Ney
New
Sey Nem
Township
Range
Mark R. Kulp
Bond election Planned for Joint Eastside District 201
Special bond vote set for May 16 1955 in Franklin and Bannock Counties Idaho to authorize up to 130000 in notes to finish Preston high school addition and related facilities with seven polling places and district zoning. Election hours 1 pm to 8 pm. eligibility requires district residency taxpayer status.
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Franklin and Bannock
State of Idaho
Franklin and
Bannock Counties
Preston
Idaho
Airview
Fairview
Fairview School
Preston R.F.D
Cfanklin
Franklin
Mapleton
Franklin Gym
Mink Creek
Oneida Station
Whitney
Egypt
Glendalects
Whitney School
Preston Red
Riverdale
Treasureton
Winder
Banida
Winder School
Preston District
Preston No
Jefferson School
Board OF Trustees
A. D
Sarah G. Johnson
Quiet title suit over Idaho farmland in Franklin County
The State of Idaho and private plaintiffs file a suit in Franklin County District Court to quiet title on a described real property parcel. Defendants must plead within twenty days, or judgment will be entered. The notice adds a fertilizer usage fact from University of Idaho horticulturist Tony Horn.
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Fifth Judicial District
George C. Parkinson
Lucy D. Parkinson
Idaho State and Savings Bank
Idaho
Frankalin County
State of Idaho
District Court of the
Lin County
United States
Tony Horn
University of Idaho Extension Service
Gold Nuggets Found in Chickens Stir Local Memory
In Grangeville 60 years ago D. M. Hartman found gold nuggets in a killed chicken's craw. He believed the nuggets came from gravel discarded near a well. Shoshone editor wrestles with balancing copy changes and community reaction over errors.
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Grangeville
D. M. Hartman
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