Judge Botswell First Court Terms and Naturalizations
The court docket details Judge Botswell presiding over trials and naturalization petitions. A habeas case orders child custody to Mrs. Pelton with arrangements for support by Mr. Meredith. John W. Shulven receives an absolute divorce from Maud A. Shulsen amid ongoing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meritas
Tury Wielal
Delpy
Poate -Thitowlt
Havian D. sTelat
Chine Wiewhie
Eliveltta
We Gondin
Sidney A. Soot
Gittelal Rophrtar
Taco
Rte
Josefuel Newton
Lombani
Tamury Ou
Ile
Wheeler
Sweden
M. T. Whitenack
George Brown
Sim Fe
Sik
Rasmussen
Demurrer
Young
Peanut Man Ties Valve To Blame Car Blows Up
A peanut vendor tied down a safety valve on his machinery for an evening run. The resulting explosion near Haugh's corner damaged the car and its contents of roasted peanuts. Owner Jake Jacobson escaped serious injury, but the machine was ruined, costing about two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Iowa
Jake Jacobson
Haugh's Corner
Panoramic View of Yellowstone National Park
A panoramic view issued by the Government Printing Office shows the Yellowstone landscape with the rat plateau valleys streams lakes cliffs and ridges in colored print. The panorama measures 14 1 by 4 inches and is priced 26 cents, based on surveys for an aerial perspective of the park’s surface configuration. It can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom’s Park
Seey Lane
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Bank Examiner Indicted for Perjury in Oregon
A. F. Van Nuys, an Oregon state bank examiner, was indicted for perjury and false testimony tied to his probe of the state treasury. Joint indictments accuse State Auditor P. L. Huston and clerk R. C. Huston of embezzlement over misappropriated Oregon shares and a silk script used to transport state employees between Leise and Los Angeles.
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Intter
Oregon
Carruth Named Registrar at Blackfoot Land Office
The president nominated Joseph T Carruth of Blackfoot Idaho as registrar of the land office at Blackfoot. Carruth has served as county clerk of Bingham county for the past two years.
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Joseph T Carruth
Blackfoot
Idaho
Carruth
Bingham County
President’s Granddaughter Born at White House
Avon Bowes Sayre, born at the White House on Sunday, is the president’s second daughter. President Joyful at arrival as he has several daughters in the family. The infant weighed seven and a half pounds.
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Avon
White House
Francis Bowes Sayre
Noty
Local notes and community notices in Shoshone area
Fragmented OCR reveals a community roundup from Shoshone and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs L L Short traveling to Burns Oregon, Violet Titty elected to teach in Tor a, weddings and anniversaries for Lamberts and Custer, visits by Austin Lambert and Ferne Field, and Roberts and Adamson expanding with tailoring and cleaning services. Also covers Grange meeting attendance and future site, plus laundry business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Lambert
Hailey
Roberts & Addinson
C. W. Pugh
Bridge Swept Away by Ice Dam on Snake River East of Rupert
About 250 feet of the bridge span along the Snake River east of Rupert was carried away on Tuesday by an ice floe. Wreckage stretches along the river for more than a half mile, likely a total loss. Most of the destroyed section lay outside Minidoka County. Built five years ago by the state and two counties, the largely wooden structure had one steel span and served the east end of the project, linking to the Supert railroad. Repair plans are unclear, with work postponed to spring. the Sturley Bulletin notes old bridge stations for Saturday afternoon.
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Snake River
Rupert
Minidoka County
Supert
Sturley Bulletin
Swine Breeders Elect Idaho Leaders At Meeting
The Idaho State Swinebreeders Association elected officers at its concluding meeting on Friday. H. T. Randall of Roive was named president with H. J. Mest of Emmett as vice president and E. P. Rinehart of Botw as secretary. Board members include William Mewxieremith of Enise D. J. Hubbard of Kuta Fy. Gooding of Geeding Senator Sweet of Gitanimylite J. M. Royston of Payette and M. B. Lewis of Moscow.
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Sriday
Idaho State Swinebreeders’ Association
Boise
H. T. Randall
Roive
H. J. Mest
Emmett
E.P. Rinehart
Botw
William Mewxieremith
Enise
D. J. Hubbard
Kuta
Fy. Gooding
Geeding
Senator Sweet
J. M. Royston
Payette
M. B. Lewis
Moscow
Rabbit Population Debate Shocks Rural Meeting
Farmers at a rural gathering reported jackrabbits vanished after heavy snowfall with many fearing the rabbits strayed from farms. Farm officials noted the loss could affect orchards and hay supplies as growers described unseen tracks and damaged young trees.
Northside Mothers Circle Hosts Evening Meeting
The Northside Mothers circle of Shoshone ladies met Friday at the Grosse residence for an entertainment event featuring a chicken pie supper. Speakers included Thomas Fay on the home and school, Mins Cook on social needs of the young, Mr. Grugee on literature, Max D. W. Yarden on good musty and literature, and Probate Judge B. Clinger on the WHoy problem. A general discussion followed, highlighting the circle's work in safeguarding homes and children, with members planning an upcoming supper in honor of the women’s group.
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Northside
Mothers’ Circle
Frank Grosse
Thomas Fay
Mins Cook
Comity
Grugee
Max D. W. Yarden
B. Clinger
Interlydy
Clearing Richfield Tract Likely to be Listed for Final Action
Boise reports from January indicate lands in the late Irrigation project near Richfield may soon be clear-listed. Former Governor Haines received a letter from Clay Tallman, commissioner in Washington, noting that the clear list will be sent to the department for final action within days. The patent No. 13 covers 30,000 to 49,000 acres. the issue has dragged through department channels but action is now imminent. Also mentioned are new waiting rooms and updated interiors at the Short Line station in Shoshone.
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Boise
Biehtfield
Haines
Clay Tallman
Washington, Db
General Land Office
Commission
Department
el State
Shoshone
Odd Fello ws district annual meeting formed by Odd Fellows
A garbled report describes an Odd Fellows district annual meeting with scattered names and places. The text mentions attendees such as Ut Tere ap, Orie, Showtone, Goons, and Weird Ehape and references a gathering tied to ethics and a broader organization, though specifics are unclear.
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Aewtin Wuael
Lies
Tnt Smfaka
Help Belgians Need Food and Cloth Aid Urges Action
A plea from Ambassador Walter H. Fuge and others calls for immediate aid to Belgians facing famine. Leaders urge donations for food and clothing, noting that a million dollars monthly for seven to eight months could prevent starvation. A relief committee in town will collect funds, with a focus on feeding women and children and supporting 40,000 babies born since the war began.
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Elier
Milton Belatin
Beleiwrr
Walter H. Fuge
Great Britain
Europe
Neo
Pare
Belgiuen
Bryan
Germin
Helelon
I Wheeler
RJ. McMahon
Earthquake Strikes Oregon City and Surrounding Area
An earthquake rocked La Grande Oregon and nearby districts causing panic among residents and minor property damage across a broad area. Officials reported trembling felt across several towns with power and communications briefly impacted. No serious injuries reported as emergency crews assess damage.
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LA Grande
Orc
Don Wan
Manis
Sed Win
Rapareiy
Lee
Rehearings On Rail Rates Refer To Multiple Branch Lines
The document discusses a government re hearing of railroad rates, noting the company argues branch lines should not carry the burden of lower rate adjustments. It lists specific branch routes under consideration including Montprier-Paris and Ashton-Victor and many others, detailing alleged across line subsidy and revenue implications.
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Royewae
Montprier-Paris
Mexanior - Grace
Ashton - Victor
Iva - Menan
Idaho forest lands opened to entry in multiple districts
A large tract about 2 788 acres in Idaho is opened to entry for agricultural use. Applicants from Lewiston Ketchum and other locales vie for selections in Caribou Sawtooth and other national forests. Individual allotments range from 48 to 460 acres, with names including J P Muswell Alfred Morrison Lincoln Max Herd and Henry Mager Jr among others. The entry covers forest boundaries and multiple homestead entries.
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Lehi
Caribou National Forest
Justin Mill
Lewin
Idaho
Jos. Poulson
George W. Thomas
Trewin
J.P. Muswell
T. E. Lee
Lewisville
Mf. Heck
Idaho Palle
Maho
S. Hollingsworth
Bincroft
Markley
Blackfoet
Alfred Florrison
Malad
Sawtooth
Forest
B.S. Spooner
Hellevue
Lincoln Max
Henry Mager, Jr
Cave Creek
Hoos Punny Ad Descriptions Prompted By Times
A fragment notes merchants lag in advertising in Cincinnati. An editor jokes some shops are behind the times, keeping Roosevelt pictures in display windows. A local meeting occurred Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hiff Phillips.
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Botswell
Bothwell
Riftwmoun
Seialun
Carlet Court
Jay
Germany
Brown
Yellowstone National Park
Baho Bank
CMR
Ahr
Hwakh
Gosponda Leary
Chadigett
Stanileh Mensny
Frites
L. L. Short
Shoxtone
Burns
Thore
Ming Violet Titty
Finen
Tora
Jett
Mr. and
Ates
Bert
Rome
Sedro-Woolley, Wash
Edward Merrifield
Hd Miles
George Campbell
Bert Rhine
Wil Custer
Gilbert J. White
Nell Smith
W. H. Murphy
Air
MS Zui
Irvin TL. Ghaer
Wood River Center
E. G. Gooding
Bay
Jackrabbits
Werheetiaenl
Avusetl
Etterneien
Richfield Tract
ODD Fellows
Oort
Hiff Phillips
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