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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
7
A Kingston Ontario woman weighs a servant girl issue in a new light. She claims a servant relieved physical fatigue and later helped remove mental fatigue by leaving. Her remark frames the domestic servant question through personal experience.
The case filed in Lincoln County seeks forty one dollars and fifty dollars costs, plus seven percent interest from July first, for feed, pasture and care of defendant’s horses. Defendant Boyd Boyer must appear June 28, 1911 at 10 A.M. or a judgment will be entered against him.
A fragment noting the maxim that revenge is a form of wild justice and that law should weed out such impulses, set in Iacon. The terse statement links temperament to legal restraint, hinting at a thematic moment on justice and order.
A letter from J L Sonthens of Eau Claire Wisconsin praises Poley Kidney Pills for restoring sleep and health. He states pains across the back and kidney soreness, poor appetite, and run-down condition improved after short use, with sound sleep returning and overall health up.
A local dentist welcomed a second child as the older sibling observed the newborn and quipped gravely that the new arrival would bring more bridge work for the father. The moment blends family joy with a playful pun on dental duties.
Home grown hard Garlonia Poplar shade trees promoted for new land improvement. Bingham County Nurseries of Blackfoot Idaho offers spring and autumn shade tree deliveries at great prices. Representative J. E B. Lane will call or take orders. write to the nurseries with your needs. Strictly home grown trees.
A proverb on balancing work and enjoyment notes that treating business as pleasure can extend life and advance goals, suggesting a disciplined yet satisfying approach to career and leisure.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is presented as a safe and effective medicine for children. It claims to contain no opiates or harmful drugs and is sold in a yellow package by T. M. Starch.
The German postal authorities decree that no future employee may request a blue pencil without first presenting the stamp of the old one as a guarantee against fraud.
Advertisement proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills as the busiest remedy ever made. It promises to turn weakness into strength, languor into energy, and mental power, while curing constipation and other ailments, all for five cents at dealers.
Life yields results after Foley Kidney Pills as advertised. The advertisement claims prompt relief in kidney and bladder disorders and urges readers to try the product.
Wheeler McMillan of Shoshone Idaho files final proof under Corey Act and state law to establish claim on section 32 township 43 range 17 east. He verifies residence, cultivation and continuous possession before C A Truman on May 1 or 2, 1911 with witnesses Albert Bayliss John Lamb and others from Shoshone.
Frol W. Powell of Shoshone Idaho gives notice of intent to establish his claim under the Carey Act. He states residence, reclamation and cultivation on the described land and to present proof before the D A Board at Shoshone on May 6. Two witnesses named Geo Gaches W E Biles H V Cannon I S Smith of Shoshone Idaho are listed.
Notice of intent to make final proof to establish claim to land described under ancient acts. Albert Smith and others declare residency, cultivation, and claim, with hearing before O. Truman on May 7, 1911. Additional affidavits from D Sidney Smith Herbert Bors George Purdum and others. Idaho publication by Adam School and others March to May 1911.
Summons issued for Pleinatt vs A Park in Lincoln County Ida. Defendant ordered to appear May 15 1914 to answer complaint seeking 86 dollars plus costs and attorney fees. Justice W O Var r densurgh signs summons. Frank YT Disney represents plaintiff. Also includes unrelated ad copy about Foley's Kidney Remedy and a conductor testimonial.
Notice is given by Edward T. Huntington assignee of John Huntington of Bre with Idaho that he will make final proof to establish his claim to the Ny SW of Section 15 Township 6 North Range 18 EBM under the Carey Act approved March 2, 1899. He will prove residence cultivation and occupancy before O A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone on May 5 1914 with witnesses Sani Cainer Smith Snub of Bi tele Tate.
Mary L. Coinia, entryman, gives final proof notice to establish her claim under the Carey Act. She states residency and intent to prove continuous occupation at her land described, with witnesses Van Winckle, E. B. Jamison, J. J. Guy, Ten Hunt of Dietrich, Idaho. March 31 to April 28.
Thomas N. Kuachan of Shoshone Idaho as assignee of John P. Wood gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish his claim to the land described in entry No 706. He states he has resided on the land as required by law and will prove this on May the 5th 1914, with witnesses W E Biles George Gaches George McGullan and I L Bhaer all of Shoshone Idaho.
Notice is given by Hinal Proof for late entry by Towne or Pietrich Idaho assignee of John F. Nelson for the Star of Idaho land in Township 188. The final proof to show residence and cultivation is to be made before the state Land Board at Dietrich Tholia on May 4. Witnesses include O Kershner G Borden F Kelley and Gilbert Kelley of Dietrich. Entryman A H Towne filed Apr 11 May 12.
Walter M. Evans of Shoshone Idaho seeks final proof for entry 483 describing SE% of Section 35 Township 4.5 Range 16 E. He will testify April 11 at Shoshone and has witnesses Piatt Williams H P Garter Louis F. Gieseke and M M Mackay all of Shoshone. Deferred to April 22.
Harry St. Lindley of Shoshone Idaho, entry No 726 one, Lot 7 Section 6 Township G Range 1 BE, announces intention to make final proof to establish claim by residence, cultivation and use as required by law. Truman representative state aid beard will preside at Pena roe on the rh day of April 2. Witnesses: will Carlton Demy ie SWE H. Boerk Ed Hinby.
Beverly W Coiner of Dietrich Idaho files final proof under the Garey Act for lands in Township 6 Range 5, Dietrich to appear May 2 before board. Witnesses C E VanWinkle Jamison Dan Hunt of Dietrich. Amounts and details appear in the record.
Jere S. Purdum of Shoshone Idaho filed final proof under the Corey Act approved March 2 1999 for entry No a8 in Township 15 Range 6 East Sixth Principal Meridian. He claims residence cultivation and intention to prove before C A Jeman State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho on April 28 with witnesses Forward Goodley Dr Smith and D A Eimer all of Shoshone Idaho.
Edward G Gooding of Shoshone Wake seeks to prove up residence cultivation on land described as NW SW Sec 26 T4 5 R16 E BM. Before O A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone on April 29 with witnesses Moody Gonding Smith and Hiner of Shoshone.
Jesse H. Trosier of Dietrich Idaho enters final proof waiver under act dated March 2 and 80s provisions for 665 1B township land. He will not establish his claim before D A or at Shoshone Idaho on April 11 with witnesses J Alkire H G Simpson F Jamison all of Higatath.
notice of final proof for Frank H Morrison, entry No 607, under the Garey Act, located in NW-3, Township 6, Range 19 E, B M. Morrison resided on and cultivated the land and is deferred to April 25, 1914, at Boise Idaho, for final proof before O Truman, Representative State Land Board.
Notice of intent to make final proof to establish land entries under the Garey Act. Individuals named include A J Williams and George F Purdum of Shoshone Idaho. Proofs to be presented before O A Hoard on April 1 and April 24, 1941, with witnesses listed from Shoshone.
Allan F Wilkinson of Dietrich Idaho gives notice of residence and cultivation on entry No 000 under Carey Act approved March 2 1891 before D A Heard in Dietrich Idaho on the 4th day of May. Witnesses John T Turper M Howard W H Baines and B Cornett all of Dietrich. Entry March 31 April 28.
Public notice states Prof. T Hans A Brain of Melrie seeks final proof to establish his land claim in Shoshone Idaho. He lists witnesses L Hul and H M Ken of Dietrich and Martin Stir of Dietrich, with entry No 037 and related notices dated March 2 and April 23, 1941, under the Idaho act of March 2.
Elizabeth B Griffin of Shoshook Idaho and Erwin W Sinclair of Shoshone Idaho file notices of intention to make final proof to establish residence cultivation and claimant status on Carey Act lands. Witnesses from Shoshone and Dietrich appear for hearings before state representative May 12.
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho announces attachments in the case J. H. Mirmack vs Wm F Copeland Har Todd and Joan W Greb. Notice details property interest, failure to respond, and sale action with costs and dates, including entry by Calhoun and Smith. April 1914 notice period and attorneys listed.
Notice for Publication Final Proof a claim by Amos Wright for land in Idaho with entry details in Township 48 Range 16 East and a separate notice under Charles Kinchner. The notices request publication to establish residence cultivation and proof before the proper state authorities in Shoshone Idaho on specified dates.
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