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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
7
Notices of final proof under the Carey Act by John A Mills and Chas H Cleveland for land sections in Township 5 S Range 16 E B M. Both advertise residence reclamation and cultivation and name witnesses from Shoshone Idaho. Public hearing before O A Truman on March 15 1913.
Wir B O'Brien of Dietrich Idaho assignee of Quin O'Brien made entry number 650 under the Carey Act in Section 18 Township 6 South Range 19 East at Shoshone Idaho. Final proof set for March 29 1913 witnessed by J M Churchill H E Cornell L H Joy or J R Smith all of Dietrich Idaho.
Patrick Riordan of Dietrich Idaho assignee of Joseph E Ryan gives notice of intent to prove up a claim to land described in Section 14 Township 6 South Range 18 East B M. He will appear before O A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho on March 29 1913 with witnesses Percy Smith J R Smith J M Churchill F H Kelly all of Dietrich Idaho.
Wm M Wyett of Shoshone Idaho gives notice of intention to make final proof to establish entry No 521 under the Carey Act. The proceedings are before the Representative State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho on February 22 with Duff J M Pros A W Hasting Peter Limdston and others of Shoshone as witnesses.
A. D. Duff of Shoshone Idaho announces intention to make final proof on his Carey Act claim for N-2 NEI-4 of Section 12 Township 5 S Range 16 E B M The claim is to establish residence reclamation and cultivation as required by law before O A Truman on March 22 1913 at Shoshone Idaho Witnesses Wm M Wyett J M Price A W Hasting Peter S Lundston all of Shoshone Idaho.
Henry Oldenburg of Dietrich Idaho gives notice of intention to make final proof to establish his claim to SE 1 4 SW 1 4 of Section 10 Township 65 Range 18, filing entry 828 known as Carey Ag. He expects to prove residence cultivation and to appear before O A Truman at Shoshone Idaho on March 22 1913 with witnesses Walter Smith F H Kelly Frank Rinehart Stanley Huntington all of Dietrich.
Final proof notice by Pred Pitts of Tillhteh Idaho assignee of George Bilis for entry No 7 and No 9 under the land patent. claimants state residency cultivation and reclamation on SE SW and SW SE of section 1 township 6 north range 19 east, to be presented before A Truman State Land Board representative in Dintrien Idaho on March 1, 196%, with witnesses Walker Frees Frees of Taetrieh and A. Wehtwen of Taetrieh. date Feb 14 to Mar 31.
Notice for publication states Samuel E. Kilker of Dietrich Idaho seeks final proof to establish his claim on land in Lots 10 11 and 12 Section 21 Township 68 Range 19 E M under the Carey Act. He must prove reclamation cultivation and residence before A Truman State Land Board representative at Dietrich Idaho on March 25 1912 with witnesses Charles Richardson John E Bowser Charles A Johnson and Roseph Gage.
L Judeon Regal of Shoshone Idaho files for final proof to establish a land claim under the Carey Act of March 2 1899 describing land in Section 4 Township 6 South Range 17 East B M. Regal aims to prove residence and cultivation and names witnesses J Mow W M Wyett A D Silva all of Shoshone Idaho before A Truman at the State Land Board on the str day of March 1833.
Frank Rinehart of Dirtrieh Tennessee seeks final proof to establish his claim to SE% of NW% in Section 4 Township 69 North Range 1 East Boise Meridian. He claims residence on and cultivation of the land and will appear before A Truman at Dietrich Idaho on March 26, 1913, with witnesses Walter Sauith, Benjamin Hart, and Stanley Huntington.
Benjamin Hart of Dietrich Idaho a signee of Blanche R Ransdett gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish claim to land described under the Carey Act. He claims residency reclamation and cultivation and will appear before OG A True mat at Dietrich Idaho on the 28th day of March with witnesses Walter Amith Frank Rinehart Steiger Huntington and Frank Keller all of Dietrich Idaho.
Charles C Mills of Shoshone Idaho claims a Carey Act entry number 802 for 512 acres within NE 14 of Section 3 Township 5 Range 16 B M. He asserts residence and cultivation on March 15 1913 witnessed by Chas H Cleveland John A Mills Roy Mills and others.
Charles H. Chapman of Dietrich Idaho assignee of Charles E B Hagman gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish and claim land described as SE1/4 SEY of Section 4 Township 3 S Range 18 E B M He states residence reclamation and cultivation on the land and that he will prove these facts before the Land Board at Dietrich Idaho on March 7 1913 with witnesses J M Churchill Boveton and L Dietrich listed as witnesses
Lang Kristoffereson of Shestione Itabo files claim under an act approved 2199 for SWH EW of Section 20 Township 4S Range 19 K BM. He states residence, reclamation and cultivation of the land before A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone on March 12, 1613 with witnesses listed.
Charles F Richardson of Dietrich Idaho, assignee of George B Richardson, gives notice of intention to remake Pines press and prove residency and reclamation under the Carey Act, before O A Trumas, State Land Board representative, at Dietrich on March 1 1913. Two witnesses from Dietrich verify.
A London World 175 description shows tea drinking was not common. The rector’s household keeps tea as the only item of seriousness but the doctor would ban it if his wife remembered London schooling. They rarely offer it to guests and a twelvementh costs equals less than a pound.
An early 20th century advert promotes Chamberlay’s Drugstore remedy as effective for frequent colds in children. The copy urges mothers to guard against lung weakness and serious illnesses that cold spells may bring, claiming the product cures and strengthens. It emphasizes easy availability and broad use.
Geo H Gaches, entryman, gives notice of intention to make entry on land described in NE quarter Section 4 Township 17 East Range 17 East, Boise Meridian. Hearing before O A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho on March 22 1913 with witnesses Jewin L Baker Thomas N Kuchan Lee F Bates Louis F Gieseke all of Shoshone Idaho.
Notices announce final proof hearings for multiple Carey Act land entries in Dietrich Idaho. Names include Perry Capon Jared W Steerman Earl King Samuel King and witnesses Chapman Churchill Freees Held McDowell. Dates span February to March 1913 with hearings before State Land Board representatives G A Truman and A Truman.
German metallurgist Professor Borchers of Aix la Chapelle found that adding 2.5 percent molybdenum to an iron alloy with more than ten percent chromium yields an absolutely acid proof composition. The iron must be nearly carbon free. A sample with 35% iron 6% chromium and 5% molybdenum resists hot aqua regia. Titanium or vanadium may substitute molybdenum, though the latter is preferred.
Notice from the Land Commissioners that Mier Feerd of Brine and A King, Shoshone, WA, contests a Carey Act entry for NEW SW, Section Township ɪ, range 15, BM. Respondents have twenty days to answer in writing. default may lead to judgment. Published January 14, 1963, by Register Jenness.
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Lincoln County plaintiff Linen W. FG Thacher sues George J West and Harriet F Post seeking $2,600 plus interest and attorney fees on promissory notes. The complaint seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on land described in Section Two, Township Ten South Range 2 East. If defendants fail to appear judgment for $2,500 plus interest from Jan 1 1912, $200 attorney fees, costs, and foreclosure. Jan 31 Feb 32.
Carey Act entrymen on the north Shoshone and Wetrich tracts who filed before April 1, 1910 and have not yet proven final proof must appear within three years from irrigation water delivery. Water was legally delivered for irrigation on April 1, 1910. final proof required within three years, with verification due in February for prior writs. Final proof dates listed, with details on lands and deadlines for entrymen and related notices.
Notice to receive sealed bids from March 3 1913 for the janitor position at the County Court House in Shoshone. Bids to be in the Clerk of the Board hands before date. board may reject any or all bids. Harry W. Anderson Clerk of the Board.
Notice to all claimants for materials and services rendered to Old Lincoln County through February 11, 1913 to file with the Clerk of the Board of County Commissions by March 3, 1913. Harry W. Anderson, Clerk of the Board.
A quirky reminiscence from a reader describes Evglithmar and his spouse abandoning their second honeymoon after marriage troubles. They recall their first trip, note changes in preferences, and humorously doubt a future getaway, wondering if another honeymoon would ever suit them.
The passage reflects on trees aging and infirmities over years, noting threats from pests, disease, wind, and bark damage. It describes how sap and sugar maple can produce about 25 gallons of sap in three weeks, yielding nearly five pounds of sugar, and asserts trees are not harmed if properly treated and not overdrilled.
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