The Challenge of a Greater Pittsburg
A lengthy article argues for the North Side water project and bonds to fund water delivery, detailing legal steps, the hoped economic boost, and the North Side’s growth potential. It notes House Bill 143 and urges readers to contact senators, stressing the need to expand the American Falls Reservoir and related infrastructure. It also previews a Centenary survey on Pittsburgh’s social needs and church-led responses downtown, highlighting efforts by Robinson Street, Trinity, and Smithfield churches and the plan for modern social church plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themerican Falls
Peither
Wood River
Snake River
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Greiter
Stender
New York
London
Hamburg
Marseilles
Iron City
Europe
Greater
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Recreation
Y. M. CA
United Presbyterian Community House
Robinson Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Centenary
Trinity Church
Smithfield Street
Methodist Episcopal Church Union
Methodiam
Smithfeld
Hudson Bay Naval Balloon Alights Near Factory
A fragmentary report notes a naval balloon alighting near a factory at Hudson Bay's southern coast. The garbled text mentions a flight from New York City to a frozen northern area and hints at historical aviation events, with unclear names and places.
End of Hudson's Dream and Moose Factory Posts
The narrative recounts Henry Hudson anchoring near New York and venturing into Hudson Bay seeking a passage to the South Sea. It notes his crew's mutiny, his death in James Bay, and the Hudson Bay Company post at Moose Factory as a strategic fur gathering site with 17th century charter powers. It also touches on Hudson Bay geography, trade routes, and the potential future links to Winnipeg and western markets. There is a clipped legal notice about the estate of James R. Holmes, with letters of administration granted to Elizabeth W. Holmes in Idaho.
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Hudson
Jamea Bay
Hudson Bay
Henry Hudson
South Sea
India
James Bay
Gentlemen Adventurers
Mudaon
Great Briilan
North America
Moose Factory
Charles II
Moone
Hudson Bay Company
Gulf of Mexico
Labrador
Port Charen
Port Netson
Toth
Winnipeg
Mdmonton
Alberta
Liverpool
Kimama Highway District Financial Report January 1921
The Kimama Highway District reports assets of 224.62 on deposit with the National Bank of Idaho in Poon tell Idaho and no liabilities on hand January 1 1921. Implements and machinery belonging to the district amount to not more than 300. Fortune confirms the accuracy under oath as secretary treasurer of the district in Lincoln County Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitoama, Highway District
Highway District
National Bank of Idaho
Poon Tell
Idaho
J. D. Fortune
Kimara Highway
Lincoln
Fortune
Lincoln County
J.D. Fortune
Paul
Haddock
Shoshone
Sealy
Public notice of water rights application in Lincoln County
Notice records a 1921 public filing before Frank T. Disney for a water right of 15 cubic feet per second from unnamed Idaho streams. Applicant John Z. Welus of Dietrich, Idaho, seeks irrigation use with lands described in Lincoln County. Priority established Feb 29, 1918, with witnesses listed.
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County of
Lincoln
Frank T. Disney
Natiury
State of
Idaho
John Z. Welus
Dietrich, Iitahn
Tincoln
County
Naaser
Notice to Stop Dumping Refuse Along Little Wood River
Lincoln County health officials warn residents near Little Wood River that manure and trash dumped into the river and in Shoshone streets and alleys creates a public nuisance. Violators face fines from 10 to 100 dollars or imprisonment. prosecutions will follow.
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Little Wood River
Lincoln County
County Board of Health
Board of Health
Shoshone
Idaho
Little ‘Wood River
Notice of Pardons Application and Water Right Filing
Notice states Gilbert R. Jones alias Walter A. Scott was convicted in 1917 in Idaho for obtaining money by false pretenses and seeks sentence commutation. Also includes proof of water beneficial-use filing for 2.2 cubic feet per second from Little Wood River for irrigation and domestic use with priority Jan 31, 1918, by Frederick W. Powell and W G Swendsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert R. Jones
Walter A. Scott
Fourth Judicial District
Lincoln
State Board of Pardons
Walter A. Beott
Shoshone
State of Idaho
Frank T. Disney
Little Wood River
Stile
Idaho
Frederick W. Powell
Richfield
Federal Power Commission permit claim for Idaho power project
Idaho Power Company of Boise applies for a preliminary permit to develop power at Twin Falls on the Snake River Idaho between sections 12 and 4 in township 10 east range 18 east Boise. Public submissions and briefs by March 31, 1921 to the Executive Secretary Federal Power Commission Washington D C. Also alias summons from First National Bank of Boise vs T C Smith and William Dooley requiring appearance and answer within twenty days of service in the Fourth Judicial District Idaho Lincoln County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power, Company
Boise
Idaho
Twin Falls
Snake River
Washington
Mit
Foreclosure Notice for Property in Idaho
Foreclosure action filed by Pin National Bank of Shoshone against T. C. Smith on March 23, 1920. Property described as Lot 30, Township 6 South, Range 39 East, Boise or Lemhi County Idaho. Record shows court seal and attorney B. A. Dowler, Guymon deputy noting date February 14, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasa
T. C. Smith
Sag Pin National Bank of
Idaho divorce suit filed in Lincoln County court
Georgia Cook sues Broward Cook Howard Cook in Lincoln County Idaho district court seeking dissolution of marriage and custody of three minor children. The plaintiff asks dissolution of bonds of matrimony and acknowledgment of existing family relations and requests the court to grant appropriate alimony and custody arrangements. Judge E A Bowles presides. Harlan D. Heist attorney.
Shoshone Townsite case seeks quiet title in Idaho court
The Fourth Judicial District of Lincoln County Idaho has a complaint to quiet title on fractions four and five of block A in Shoshone townsite. Plaintiff names many defendants including unknown heirs and several corporate and individual defendants. The notice demands appearance within twenty days after service and forty days if served outside the district. The case is filed by Harlan D. Heist attorney for plaintiff with office in Shoshone Idaho.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Idaho
Lincoln
Georgia Cook
Broward
Harlan D. Heist
Shoshone
E. A. Bowle
Revlah Gayman
Lincoln County
Leonard Logan
Thomas EB. Logan
J Thos
F. Logan
Louis J. Post
John A. Post
Anna Louisa Post
Edith Post
Theodore John Post
John B. Neil
Idaho-Oregon Land and Improvement Company
Shoshone Townsite Company
Thomas E. Logan
L. F. Cartee
Andrew W. Mellon
Florence Dole Stowell
Harry P. Brown
Harry P. Browny
Su . Brown
Brown
Harry E. Brown
O. C. Peck
Peck
W. M. Kranish
Kranish
Charles H. D. Knight
Josephine Knight
Bank of Shoshone
Louis Davidson
Hayes
Delia Hayes
Charles W. Dill
Cer'ain
Litccoln County
Mahe
Emid District Court
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