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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
8
Legal notice from Lincoln County district stating a sheriff sale proceeding for property seized. Documents indicate a warrant and permanent path of sale, listing parties and dates in January 1918. The notice names sheriffs, receivers, and involved counties amid tentative terms and delivery of property to the highest bidder.
Public notice dated January 1918 announces an auction and sale under the laws of the State, naming Charles Wheeler and linked locations, with terms and conditions for sale and the process to be followed. The imperfect text references a proceed date and a description of the property and parties involved.
Notice that on a date in 1928 J Wolan at his ranch east of Metroh In Indiana will sell five estray animals including a sorrel horse about 1100 pounds with high mane a five year old boy horse about 1000 pounds a 92 pound mare and a yellow cow to satisfy a lawful claim under state law. The sale action is to take place at a court in the county with public notice to all concerned parties.
A notice lists a sheriff sale of estrays with details of cattle and sheep located near a farm. It mentions a date in February and a location in Franklin term, with references to parties and property under sheriff authority.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Pon Guey deceased to creditors and claimants that claims must be filed within four months after the first publication. Address for filing is the administrator in Amahone, Lincoln County, Idaho. Public Administrator Walter M. Copp oversees the estate.
A court order issued December 2 1016 attaches property in Lincoln County Idaho in the matter of a motion filed by parties against claims by Mile. The record notes a seizure date December 14 and summarizes the court’s action and parties involved.
Court order directs sale of property in Linvall County under a foreign decree to satisfy plaintiff Jon H Albert and others. Sheriff announces sale at 2 o'clock on May 10, 1919 in Riwahane Village, Lincoln County, with bids cash in lawful U.S. money.
Lincoln and Twin Falls counties issued an attachment against George W. James. The court notes a $9880.00 debt with 16 percent annual interest from February 1918, plus costs. The clerk is Barly Lint, with deputy Milfred Barger, and attorney Hmolet listed.
Notice directs taxpayers to appear at the office on a specified date to settle 1718 and 1719 taxes. It names officials such as the treasurer and tax collector and urges cooperation to avoid penalties. The misspelled text suggests formality in tax collection procedures and payment deadlines.
Clarence Whimel A, elected sheriff of Lincoln County Idaho, will apply January 12, 1918 to the county commissioners for two deputies and necessary administration for the office. Public notice dated December 0, 191% in Lincoln County Idaho.
The undersigned clerk of the district court and ex-officio auditor of Lincoln County will apply on January 1 1919 to the county committee for two deputies and such other sheriffal activities as may be necessary. Dated December 8, 1916. LENIN
A garbled report notes mass vulnerability amid a winter collapse, mentioning life insurance campaigns and a looming study. It references severe scarcity and a failing system, with a focus on reduced safety nets and rising risk for households. Authorities are described as powerless to avert a wider crisis.
A widow in New York raises two sets of sons from two marriages. Four fought for the United States while three joined Italian, French, and Canadian forces. The article contrasts loyalties of American born sons and German born sons in war, noting shared American citizenship yet different national allegiances when the United States enters the conflict.
A grand Berlin gala hosted by Herr Schmidt drew heavy crowds and police to guard Blutwurst banqueting due to fears of theft. The debate over aristocratic precedence spotlighted infamous figures, climaxing with the arrival of a celebrated yet notorious guest, settling the order without arrests as the evening turned festive.
A garbled excerpt discusses a refrain about not falling again and returning to Palen, with hints of political observations. It mentions Bottily News and coastal agriculture in Dereri, noting dependence on mitigation efforts and implying broader scrutiny of political figures.
A first person reflection on the Woman's Peace Party lectures amid early world war. The writer recalls speakers like Hull Nasmith Angell Z Doty and Crystal Kastan, noting hopes for a substitute for war but finding their proposals impractical and overly idealistic. The piece chronicles disillusion with nonresistance and arming questions, their Washington protest, and eventual break while acknowledging good intentions and ongoing questions about peace substitutes and American spirit.
Fragmentary verse by Eredith M. Thomas from the Vigilantes era hints at wartime resolve and a coded appeal to Reed the Master. Scattered garbled phrases reference America and a call to stand firm when battle looms.
A veteran sermon analyzes the age old question why suffering and war persist if God is all powerful wise and loving. It argues that God does not withdraw free will, insists the evil is human choice, and urges people to discover and enact God's will through moral action to end war. Led by a call to conscience and national resolve.
A garbled OCR-like fragment presents partial archaic phrasing about love and a saurian comparison. The text is incomplete and contains many nonsensical or corrupted words, making it difficult to extract concrete persons places dates or events.
An odd fragment cites an Indianapolis Star item about a man who once burned the midnight oil to earn money and a discussion of someone who consumes midnight gas, signaling a pending matter or column note from the paper.
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