Twin Lakes Canal Company levies five dollar stock assessment
At a regular Board meeting in Preston Idaho on October 2 1956 a five dollar per share assessment on all outstanding preferred stock was levied to cover 1956 maintenance and operation costs and part of 1957. It is due by November 24 1956 at the First Security Bank Building Preston. Delinquent shares by December 27 1956 may be sold at 2 PM to cover the assessment and sale costs. Co L Swenson Secretary Treasurer. 41-44c
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Twin Lakes Canal Company
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
First Security Bank
Co. L. Swenson
Notice of Assessment for Preston Whitney Irrigation Co
Directors levy eight percent assessment on capital stock due by November 17 1956. Delinquent stock will be advertised for sale by law and sold at public auction. Secretary office Larsen Building room 11 open Saturdays for payment or by mail. Angus Condie secretary.
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Preston Whitney Irrigation CO
Larsen Bldg
Preston- Whitney Irrigation CO
Angus Condie
Idaho Proposal on Probate Court Jurisdiction Amendments
A constitutional amendment question to be presented to Idaho voters at the next general election seeks to revise Section 21 of Article 5. It would remove civil case limits and concurrent jurisdiction provisions, allowing probate courts broader jurisdiction as conferred by law. It asks whether to eliminate the civil case dollar limit and the shared jurisdiction with justices of the peace.
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State of Idaho
State of
Idaho
Justices of the Peace
Hell
Idaho proposed amendment on probate court jurisdiction
The measure would remove constitutional limits on probate court civil and criminal jurisdiction and let the legislature set scope by statute. Probate matters retain their existing jurisdiction while civil and criminal cases could be expanded or defined through law.
Jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace Follow Section 22
In each county of this state justices of the peace shall be."
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State of
Idaho
Justices OF the Peace
Idaho proposal on justices of the peace jurisdiction amendment
The text outlines a proposed Idaho constitutional amendment to Section 22 of Article 5. It would change how justices of the peace are selected and remove a $300 property value limit. The measure would define their civil and criminal jurisdiction by law rather than by the existing numeric threshold.
Idaho proposes change to how justices of the peace are chosen
The proposal would let the Idaho Legislature decide how justices of the peace are selected and remove the $300 civil case limit. It states election is not mandated and allows appointment or other methods. Jurisdictional limits in civil cases could also be set by statute while overall duties remain unchanged.
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Justices of the Peace
Idaho Seeks Governor Succession Amendment In Article IV
A proposed constitutional change asks Idaho voters to allow the Governor to succeed himself. The measure would restate Section 1 of Article IV to specify four year terms for executive officers starting with the 1946 elections and set residency and record keeping duties for officers except the lieutenant governor. Local language notes residency within the county of the state capital and governor succession implications.
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Idaho
Executive Department
Proposal to allow governors immediate second term
The Attorney General outlines a proposed amendment to permit governors to succeed themselves. Currently governors cannot serve two consecutive terms and must wait a full term before running again. The amendment would remove the term limit and allow immediate reelection after a first term.
Idaho District Court Summons for Divorce Hudson vs Hudson
Agnes A. Hudson sues Morrie R. Hudson in Franklin County Idaho District Court to dissolve marriage. Defendant is notified to appear and plead within twenty days of service or judgment will be entered.
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Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Franklin
Agnes A. Hudson
Morrie R. Hudson
OF Idaho
District Court
Health in Idaho Preventing and managing the common cold
The article explains the economic impact and health risks of the common cold, noting millions suffer annually and complications can arise. It advises prevention by avoiding sick people, rest, warmth, and hydration, and cautions against overreliance on vaccines or cures while outlining sensible care and when to seek medical advice.
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U.S.A
District Court Seal and Signature Date in Idaho Case
The document records the district court seal dated October 3, 1956 with Clerk Elva Kerr and Deputy, Dell W. Smith as attorney for plaintiff, located in Preston Idaho. The file references a specific case number 40-44c.
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Preston
Idaho
Election Notice for Treasureton Cemetery District Board
Election to choose three trustees at Treasureton cemetery district on Monday December 3 1956. Two seats for two year terms and one for four years. Voting 1 pm to 4 pm at the church house. Nominations due to secretary Donald W N Barger by November 23 1956. Dated October 25 1956.
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Treasureton Cemetery
Church House
Donald WN. Barger
Frantic Washington Wire Sparks Local Turnout
A rapid Washington report claimed a local Congressman made a surprise visit and delivered a brief address. Windy Taylor quickly spread the news through his Lodge and Court House circle, mobilizing talkers and boosting the largest turnout on record.
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Washington
the Clarion
Windy Taylor
Court House
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No. 8
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United States
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