Ward U Conferences 1908 Schedule and Notices
Conference dates and locations across towns including Mapston Weston Cedarville Mink Creek Oxford Treasureton Dayton Franklin Glendale Preston Winder and Whitney with branches Cherryvil Swan Lake under bishop appointment. Stake Presidency members Geo Cootesin Jos Gadis C D Geasand and W K Barton Clerk. Local ads promote cement curb sales and cheap screen doors at Superior Lumber Co.
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Ward U
Tune
Mapston
Weston
Cedarville
Mink Creek
Oxford
Treasureton
Dayton
Franklin
Glendale
Preston
Winder
Whitney
Cherryvil
Swan Lake
Geo. Cootesin
Jos
Gadis
C.D Geasand
W. Kk. Barton
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim in Idaho
Public notice states Benjamin P Winn of Preston Idaho filed intent to make final five year proof to establish a timber land homestead claim in Township 1 North Range 39 Boise Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner George Carver at Preston on July 18 1968 will witness John W Bench Joseph E Wim Alonzo Seamons George Bench and Preston Icaio Henry W Kafer.
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U .S
Blackfoot Idaho
Benjam P Winn
Preston
Idaho
Township 1St
Range 39
Boise Meridian
George Carver
John W. Bench
Joseph E Wim Alonzo Seamons
George Bench
Preston Icaio Henry W Kafer
Notice of Public Land Claim by Julius Kendall
Department of the Interior US Law Office at Blackfoot Idaho publishes notice that Julius N Kendall of McCammon Idaho, filed a notice of intention to hold final patent for lands described in NE 3 4 NW 1 4 39 2 N W Sec 9 Township 12 S Range East Boise Meridian. The hearing before Fred G Caldwell Commissioner at Pocatello Idaho on July 1 1968. Witnesses Owen Kenn Ul asie Kendall Elizabeth Clements sephi Clements Henry W Kieftr.
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Department of the Interior
Blackfoot
Idaho
Tia Julius N. Kendall
McCammon
Ivaha
Boise Meridian
Fred G. Caldwell
Pocaiilo
Idihua
Cleima
Owen Kenn
Ulasie Kendall
Elizabeth Clements
Sephi Clements
Sixford
Henry W. Kieftr
Annual Levy Ordinance For Village Of Franklin 1908
The village of Franklin Oneida County Idaho adopts the annual levy for general purposes at mills on the dollar of property within Franklin for the fiscal year starting May 1 1908. A water works bond issue levy of 10 mills is imposed on all property within the village for the year beginning May 31 1908. The ordinance appropriates 1500 for the year and 400 for salaries and miscellaneous expenses. It also provides 100 for bridges and ad 4 . further interest appropriations total 2908 for January to July 1909.
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Franklin
S.ic
Oneida County
Idaho
News of a 9er year mark highlights
A brief item notes a nine year milestone in a local context with community response and a referenced event. The piece mentions local figures and timing, signaling a notable point for residents.
Excursion Train Ads and Local Grocer Notice
A fragmented notice advertises Democratic National Convention coverage in Denver and excursion trains via Oregon Short Line and Overland Route with July travel dates and rates. It also promotes a grocery market emphasizing quality selection and customer satisfaction by Jenson & Sons Prop.
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Oregon
Reston Tidal Facility Plans in State Bank Building
Fragmentary notes indicate estimates and specifications related to a facility project in the State Bank Building, with reference to Reston. Details are incomplete but point to early planning or official consideration of construction or renovation.
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Fice
State Bank
Reston
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Beery
Prof
Austin
Salt Palace
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Spain
Golden Rule
Wm. Struve
Skreighyn Dores
Cale Cheep
Superior Lumber Co
Nnual Levy
J. B. Scarborough
Vention
Denver
Jenson & Sons
Onoter
John Nuffer
Peteron
Telefeony
Bote
Utah
Aiter Bros, ‘Drug Co
Preston, Idaho
Newles
Aston
Préston Co
Galsey
Howell
Chamberslain
Teridha
Ramberlain
Roy
Lowell
Nat Chamberlain
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