Public notice of five dollar per share assessment
Publication announces a regular meeting of the Twin Lakes Canal Company in Preston Idaho on October 2 1956. An assessment of five dollars per share on all outstanding preferred stock is levied to fund maintenance of the irrigation system for 1956 and part of 1957. Assessments are due by November 24 1956. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction December 27 1956 at 2 PM to cover the delinquent amount costs and advertising. By order of the Board C L Swenson Secretary Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes, Canal Company
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
First Security Bank
Board of Directors
C. L.swenson
Westpn Ek Irrigation Company
Weston
Franklin
Lott’s
Weston Creek Irrigation Company notices full assessment
Notice dated October 8 1956 informs Weston Creek Irrigation Company stockholders of a 2.25 per share assessment split 1.40 for Federal Loan and 0.85 for general expenses. Payment due by November 23 1956 to the secretary treasurer. delinquent stocks will be sold December 22 1956 at 2 PM to cover unpaid assessment and advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Creek Irrigation Company
Preston Whitney Irrigation Co Delinquent Stock Assessment
Notice from September 19 1956 states an 8 percent assessment on capital stock is due by November 17 1956. Delinquent stock will be advertised for sale by public auction. Payments accepted at the secretary's office in Larsen Building room 11 or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen Bldg
Preston Whitney Irrigation CO
Angus Condie
Idaho Consumes Amendment Question on Probate Court Jurisdiction
Constitutional amendment text proposes removing limits on probate court jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters and replacing them with broader authority to be set by law. It asks voters if Section 21 of Article 5 should be amended to eliminate old civil case caps and concurrent jurisdiction with justices of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Idaho probate court jurisdiction proposed amendment
Attorney General outlines a proposed constitutional change to grant the legislature power to set probate court jurisdiction for civil and criminal matters by statute. Probate court jurisdiction over probate matters remains unchanged.
Idaho Section 22 Amendment Proposal on Justices of the Peace
A text proposes amending Section 22 of Article 5 of Idaho's Constitution to specify the selection process for justices of the peace in each county and define their civil and criminal jurisdiction as prescribed by law while noting limits on jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices ‘of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Idaho Voters To Decide On Justices Of The Peace Jurisdiction
A proposed constitutional amendment asks Idaho electors in the next general election to change Section 22 of Article 5 to expand or redefine the jurisdiction of justices of the peace. It would remove the $800 limit on property value and grant broader civil and criminal powers as provided by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Proposed Idaho amendment on selecting justices of the peace
Attorney General outlines a proposed amendment to Idaho's constitution allowing the legislature to determine how justices of the peace are selected and to fix civil jurisdiction limits. Current law requires election and keeps the $300 cap. the measure would remove that cap and let statute set jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Justices of the Peace
Idaho Constitution Section 1 Amended on Governor Succession
The text proposes amending Section 1 of Article IV to allow the Governor to succeed himself in office. It outlines executive officers total four year terms beginning the first Monday after election, with residence and duties within the state capital. The measure asks electors to approve the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Executive Department
Governor Term Amendment Seeks Immediate Second Term
Attorney General statement outlines proposed amendment to allow a governor to succeed themselves. The current rule bars consecutive terms. the measure would remove the term limit and permit a second term immediately after a first term.
Notice to Creditors in Ruth Ann Budge Aiter Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Idaho creditors of Ruth Ann Budge Aiter deceased must file claims with vouchers by February 6 1957 at the administrator A L Merrill Pocatello Idaho. The administrator with the will annexed is Lode N Larson Preston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
State of Idaho
Ruth ‘Ann-Budge Riter
Preston
Idaho
Lode N
Larson
Ruth Ann Budge Aiter
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello, Tdaho
Another Summons in Idaho District Court
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District in Franklin County Idaho issues a summons to Morrie R Hudson after Agnes A Hudson files a divorce complaint. Defendant must answer within twenty days. failure permits judgment as prayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth ‘Judicial District
Idaho
Franklin
Agnes A.,hudson
Morrie R
Hudson
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Bevates
C. L. Swenson
Notice to Creditors Estate of Walter Smith Deceased
Notice to creditors for the estate of Walter Smith, deceased. Claims must be presented with vouchers to Verdell Smith, administrator, at Franklin County Idaho within four months after first publication. First publication October 4, 1956. Attorney: P. M. Condie Preston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
S Aid
Franklin
Franklin ‘County
Idaho
Navigation Breakthroughs in 18th Century England
The text describes 1735 England when navigators lacked a reliable longitude method. Ships sailed north or south to reach the destination latitude, then moved east or west until landfall.
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England
Family farms dominate U S agriculture in 1954
Department of Agriculture figures show two thirds of production from family operated farms in 1954. Ownership levels rose to about 75 percent among Idaho farms with 82 percent operated by owners or part owners overall. Average Idaho farm size grew from 435 to 370 acres. national average 242 acres. Farm tenancy at a record low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Franklin County
Idaho
D. Morse
Oxford Residents Make Local Visits and Events
Oxford residents engaged in local travel and social activities. Cluff Kendall and Lynda visited Pocatello on business Tuesday afternoon. Henry Hatch attended a special interest party at Winder Tuesday evening. Mrs Jack Charles Clifton visited her father William Baker Wednesday afternoon. Marle Hatch attended Relier TM Society conference in Salt Lake City Wednesday and Thursday. Ernest Olson attended a conference Thursday afternoon. Rita Keller traveled to Rigby Saturday to work in potatoes. DeMary Griffeths of Clarkston visited Henry Hatch Friday. Sharon Glenda Dirk Kendall Rita Keller Vivian Hatch Marjorie and Lyman Ward attended the Day ton school dance Friday night, a sophomore dance welcoming freshmen. Alma Hatch and children of Logan visited Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluff
Kendall
Lynda
Pocatello
Henry ‘Hatch
Winder
Jack, Charles
Clifton
William Baker
Marle Hatch
Relier
Society
Ernest
Olson
Rita « Keller
Rigby
DeMary Griffeths
Clarkston
Henry Hatch
Dayton
Alma Hatch
Logan
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Legal: Publications
Twin
Lakes’ ‘Canal, ‘Company
George E. Mylrose
Sec
Treas
Ie ‘Peace
Kerry
Drake
Meean
TRAD
Peache
Herman Welker
Senate
Welker
Walker
Doha
Rollaxray
Reeleei
Ra Mitat At. A
Idsho
Sif
Morrie’ 'R. Hudson
Elva Kerr
Dell W Smith
Reston
Verdell Smith
P. M. Condie
Preston, Idaho
Lydia ‘Pinkham
Thoroug Modern
Pinkham
Walter Hatch
Earl
Hatch
Wire
Henry
Sieday
Dean
Helmandollar
Harold Anderson
Floyd
Ren
William, Baker
Thompson Hatch
Oxford
Ken’s
Electric
Democratic
Franklin’ ‘County
Pol. Pol. Adv
Ben Swann
Fas
Mr. Wesley
Pete) Hyde
The
Utah
Poultry and Farmers Co-Op
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