Statesmen real and near in Idaho politics and Taft travels
In a Washington Herald department a piece notes Addison T. Smith will mark his 25th Washington anniversary in a freight car from Cambridge. It recounts James K. Whitley’s desertion divorce, a March suffrage parade with many wealthy participants, Taft averaging 7% miles daily and a 115000 mile four year White House mileage, plus the Commonwealth maternity benefit act payments beginning November 4 and its cost impact on land tax.
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Parcel Post Babies Attacked by Wildcat
Edgar F. Phillips, rural route carrier, fought off a wildcat using a wooden parcel post baton. The two infants aboard the carrier remained unharmed as the mail was secured and delivered.
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Political Clutter and Budget Pledges From Oddball Headlines
A chaotic clipping cites Taft as a globe trotter and Australia paying for infants, while Missouri lawmakers debate salaries and an education venture in Stockhorm. A reform vote on a salary grant fails amid mixed reforms and unclear policy prompts.
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Carey Act Entrymen Told to Complete Final Proof
All Carey Act entrymen on the north Shoshone and Dietrich tracts who filed before April 1, 1910 and have not yet completed final proof must do so by April 1, 1913. Water delivery is assumed as of April 1, 1910, with final proof due within three years, or five years after entry. Publication for final proof will be in February to meet the April 1 deadline. Taxes on lands with proof due this year cannot be assessed for 1913. Final proof dates: Shoshone on Saturday, Dietrich on June days, with other days possible by request.
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Unknown date and place of proof noted in records
A fragment indicates a request for the exact date and location of proof, but details are incomplete. The item appears to reference standard legal or archival verification steps without providing specific issuances, officials, or jurisdictions. The readable portion points to a procedural timeline rather than substantive results.
Notice for Publication Final Proof and Local Notices
Notice details final proof under the Carey Act by Charles C Mills for land in Section 30, Township 5 South Range 16 East, with witnesses named and date set for March 15, 1913. Includes church notices for Christ's Church Episcopal First Baptist Houserumb and Vetromst Episcopal, plus a reading room opening and a found gold locket with recovery call.
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