MacCloster Builds Vast Hut From Mafuni Tree
Andrea trembles as MacCloster boasts of a gigantic hut he claims God built, a tale tied to Mafuni trees and a surreal landscape. Andrea resists his schemes, yet the scene ends with a tense escape as they prepare to tend and part. Continued next week.
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Bobbe Merrill Company
Andrea
MacClester
MacCloster
Andres
Trevor
Domestic Cat as Distinct Species Claims
The Egyptim cat was once thought the ancestor of the domestic cat but differences in its dentition weaken that link. Scientists conclude the domestic cat should be treated as a distinct species based on skeletal and dental evidence.
Notice of Sheriff sale of estrays near Shoshone Idaho
Notice concerns estrays taken up by A. D. Duff on his farm eight and a half miles NW of Shoshone. Describes an old hay mare and a brown colt branded and marked. Sheriff Clarence Wheeler advertises sale by December 1, 1911 terms to the highest bidder for cash or note as per local law.
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A. D. Duff
Shoshone
Idaho
The Crow Family and the Bird Workt at Richi Hewer Place
Fragmentary OCR text notes the Crow Family and a rival group led by Linnsen with claims of superior organization. Mentions Professor Park er and Richie Hewer in unclear context. No clear event, date, or location established.
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Crow
Chow
Orn Fheloziete
Linnsen
Protessor Parker
Newras
Richie Hewer
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Estrays Near Shoshone Idaho
Notice announces sheriff sale of estray cattle at L I W Shawver residence about 11 miles NW of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho on January 20 1920 at 2 30 PM. Two estray cattle described as red and white spotted cow with split horns and calf brand 1H on right hip. Sold to highest bidder for cash under Idaho estray laws. Dated December 18 1919.
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Nivetrbertet
Eximye
Shawver
Win
Shoshone
Kaho
Kame
I. R. Sheaver
Lincoln County
Idaho
United States
Clarence Wheeler
William R. Gwin
Wm. R. Gwin
Scarpogrenes
Fred F. Gwin
Said
BR. Gwin
County bids sought for courthouse interior work Idaho
Lincoln County Idaho Board of County Commissioners invites sealed bids for kaloomining and varnishing the interior of the county courthouse with work to be completed by January 13 1920. Bids require five percent certified check and may be rejected.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
Shoshone
J. W. Lundin
Board of Coty Commissioners
Summons in Lincoln County Idaho District Court
The State of Idaho greets the defendants named in the complaint filed by Robert L. Brown and WiLL Wright. You must appear and answer within twenty days if served in the district or forty days elsewhere, or a default judgment will be entered. The action seeks to quiet title to the west half of lot sixteen in the village of Shohone, Lincoln County.
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Will Wright
Lot Fitken
Shohone Iiduhe
Leonard Logan
Thomas Logan
LF Carter
Lovise J. Post
Joly A. Post
Anna — Laviise Post
Edith Post
Theodor John Post
Jona A. Post
Alice Post
John Post
John i Neill
John RB. Neil
Maha
Oregon
Land) Improvement Company
A Corp
Shoshone Townsite Company
Thomas E. Logan
John A Post
J. FP. Cartee
Shoshone
Andrew W. Mellon
State OF Idaho
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
County of
Lincoln
Tok Eixteen
Tiliton
Mirem
Stashone
Riaho
W. Taindio
Heulut
Pipyet
Bits
Tolse Meridia
Towniship
Boise — Merdilian
Little Who
Littpools Co
J. Brown
Elf
Amfarths
District Court of
State of
Idaho
Tresidencr
Kitab
Lowden Enters Presidential Ring From Illinois
In Washington Governor Frank C. Lowden of Illinois tosses his hat into the Republican presidential arena alongside a growing field. He joined a special Senate committee recently to discuss a national budget as part of his public emergence.
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Frank C. Lowden
Illliois
Washington
Senate
B Stone Cafe Promises Quick Courteous Service
We satisfy big appetites at small expense and are always ready to give quick and courteous service at the B Stone Cafe.
American railroads must grow to keep world lead
Despite pride in wartime service and the belief that American railroads are the best, future growth requires billions more in investments for tracks, stations, cars, engines, power houses, and safety systems. To attract capital, leadership, and workers, railroads must offer fair rewards while maintaining high performance. Readers can request literature from The Anecie- Nien af Beiteau Executives in New York.
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England
France
Europe
United States
Bana
Howe
Anecie- Nien Af Beiteau
Breedway
New York
Wheat Berry Perfected in United States Wheat Growth
A historical note discusses how wheat varieties from Asia Europe and South America were introduced into the United States and acclimated. It highlights the transition to a berry form suited to American regions, reflecting on older wiser agricultural guidance and prudent patience in adopting new strains.
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United States
Asia
Europe
America
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