Lincoln County National Bank Report Shoshone Idaho 1917
Lincoln County National Bank in Shoshone Idaho reports its condition as of June 20 1917 with assets including total loans US bonds and certificates of indebtedness and various reserve and deposit figures. The document lists capital stock surplus undivided profits and related items and bears signatures of the cashier and notaries public.
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Conditio First National Bank of Shoshone
Shoshone
Idaho
ROU
Leane
Dherounta
Banking House
New York
Chicago
Lavale
Wer
Lincoln County National Bank
Biness
U. S
Heck of
Federal Reserve
Louis
U. 8
Capitol
Furplan Fund
Bankern
Cabblers
State of Idaho
Lincoln
Unupain
W. Arson
J. A. Keefer
A. W, Hansen
J. A, Keefer
Halman
Notary Public
Harland
HEIST
Thome
Hf. Gooding
M. Fike
G. 2
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Lincoln County
Notice of sheriff sale on the 4th day of May 1927 to satisfy a judgment in favor of Antunes Uraney against Gelo Aranbarri Harris Arapharri and Gabriel Gariels. Property described as Lot Four in Black Seven in the Village of Sheshans Lincoln County Iaha. Sale at the Court House in Enoshone County Lincoln on July 7 1917 at 10 o'clock A M. Sheriff Clarence Wheeler dated June 1917.
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Gin Aramterri
Rullana Araubarrt
Matec Gaviani
Vielendants
Antunes Uraney
Gelo Aranbarri
Harris Arapharri
Manun
Gariels
Tofield Coget
Lincoln
Iaha
Sheshans
Lincoln County
Maho
Enoshone
Lincotn
Miley
United States
Clarence Wheeler
Jone
Mth
A.D
Sheri
Idaho summons in Lincoln County district court
A summons issued by the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho in Lincoln County. The document directs the defendant to appear and respond within the legal timeframe, initiating formal process in the Lincoln County court system.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Lincoln
Divorce Action Opens in Lincoln County Idaho
HM D RADAK sues Emanuel Radak in Lincoln County District Court Idaho seeking dissolution of marriage. Plaintiff states summons served to defendant with 20 days to answer if within district or 40 days elsewhere. Clerk J W Lundin records May 26 and Frank T Disney attorney for plaintiff.
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Ed Hmanuel Radak
Idaho
Emanuel Radak
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Lincoln
Anid District
Tony
Frank T. Disney
Shoshone
J. W. Lundin
Notice for Public Land Claim Final Proof
Notice is hereby given that John Moser of Owlata Idaho filed for final proof on Homestead Entry Berlat No 010885 for Ny Section 21 Township 1 South Range 21 East Molae Meridias. The hearing before Frank T Manet Commissioner at Shoshone Utah is set for August 15 1917. Witnesses listed include August Bitterman Henry Winder Jacob Miller Barhart Sto and Lincals Ca.
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Rial
Department OF the Interior
U. 5
Land Office
Haley
Tanna
John 5. Moser
Owlata
Idaho
Berlat
Range
Molaé Meridias
Hener Thet
T. Manet
Shoshone
Htaha
August Bitterman
Henry Winder
Spat Jacob Miller
Barhart
Af Wits
Lincals
Tyha Bene
Gray, Register
Notice for Publication in Hatley Idaho Land Office
Notice of publication for August Bitterman of Owings Idaho who filed July 90 1914 homestead entry serial 018824 for section 22 township 7 south range 21 east Boise meridian to prove up a three year claim before Frink T Disney US commissioner at Shoshona Tahe on the 1th year.
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Department OF
Interior
U. S Land Office
Hatley
Idaho
August Bitterman
Owings
Township
South
Range
Mast
Boise Meridian
Frink T
Day of Angust 1917 Witness Names and Idaho Claimant
Claimant names as witnesses August Moser Barbara Nied Henry Wiederspan John 8 Moser all of winaa Idaho Policemen In the Spot Light At street intersections in St Louis traffic officers struck by automobiles in dark foggy weather lights protect officers by searchlights high powered nitrogen tungsten mounted on buildings reveal presence to approaching motorists One corner hotel seven stories high light at top Japanese Crime Detector Theft in Japan servants write same word with brush to reveal guilty parties Ideograph tracing is effort that leads to discovery of guilty persons Humane than boiling water practice
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August Moser
Barbara Nied
Henry Wiederspan
John
Moser
Winaa
Idaho
St Louis
Japan
Adamson of Georgia Coffee Habit in Private Office
Coffee Adamson makes news as a Washington item notes his fame for brewing coffee in a private office adjoining his committee room. No fancy machines, just tin pot boiling coffee poured into a glass with sugar and cream, served by a smiling elderly black man. This simple ritual is highlighted beside other clipped essays and jokes.
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Adamson
Georgia
Washington
William Charles Adamson
Bill Adam
New York Sun
Old Railway Cars Burned for Iron Scraps
An eastern railroad burns discarded wooden cars to recover iron. Before burning, cars are inspected and salvage wood is removed. The iron from the destroyed cars is sold as scrap.
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Eastern
Practical Health Hint Cancer Signs Delay in Treatment
A bulletin from the American Society For the Control of Cancer notes that cancer patients are often people in good health who appear robust before onset. The disease is insidious and painless early, causing delayed care and treatment. Statistics show many patients wait a year or more after noticing a suspicious condition before seeking help, often with tragic delays.
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American Society For the Control of Cancer
Early diagnosis and surgery boost cancer cure chances
The article states that the only cure for cancer is to remove all traces of the disease by surgical operation. It argues early operation offers high cure chances, while delays reduce survival, citing hospital records to support early diagnosis as crucial.
Going Deeper for Petroleum Supply Driven by Deeper Wells
The article notes that oil production rises as more wells are drilled and drilled deeper to maintain market supply. It traces depths from about 1,100 feet at century’s start to an average of around 2,000 feet today, indicating surface limits as deeper extraction continues.
City Boy Learns Country Duties In Humble Trial
A city boy visiting town confronts his ineptitude at typical country tasks, exposing his unfamiliarity with rural sights and activities. The piece contrasts rural youth with urban boyhood, highlighting his awkward, hopeless attempts to handle duties of a country cousin.
Matrimonial Agency Hikes Fees Amid Matchmaking Boom
A man seeking a wife confronts the matrimonial agency proprietor over a price rise from a dollar to two dollars for introductions. The broker explains meet prices have climbed, reflecting higher demand for matches.
Bee-Martin's Trick Reveals Feather Flower Feeder
In Mexico a bird named the bee martin ruffles its head feathers into a flower shape to lure bees. When a bee lands for nectar, the bird captures it. This clever display showcases a striking mimicry behavior observed in the wild.
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Mexico
Taciturn Authors Noted for Speechless Fame
The article notes that authors often display taciturnity, citing figures like Thomas Carlyle and the late Lord Tennyson who let their writings speak while their voices remained quiet. It highlights silence as a notable trait among prominent writers.
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Thomas Carlyle
Lord Tennyson
Guessed Right Motorman in Town Topics Quip
Willis claims sharp judgment of character pointing to a man who won’t stop. Gillis calls him a motorman, reflecting a witty snippet from Town Topics about a fiery street scene and sharp verbal banter.
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Willis
Gillis
Placing Temptation in His Way at the Store
Mrs. Nurox jokes about temptation and shopping for spectacles for Jake, noting she refused to let her husband pause between acts to try on new glasses at the ark store.
Defender's self defense in jiu jitsu vs rolling pin
A St. Paul Pioneer Press item notes that although a woman may use basic jiu jitsu tricks for self defense, many will still rely on a rolling pin for protection, reflecting public attitudes toward personal safety.
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St. Paul
Misspelled Quote Reveals Profit Sharing Scheme
A clipped exchange shows a misphrased line about being invited to a profit sharing plan. The responder confirms participation and then notes the scheme’s aim was not sharing or profit but exploitation, using a pun on shearing to highlight deceit.
Attendance at Movies Compared to Garden Seeds Value
A historical note estimates daily attendance at moving picture theaters in the United States surpasses garden seeds. The annual value of garden seeds is pegged at 2,000,000 dollars.
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United States
Egg production in Petaluma district tops millions of dozens
Great Egg District reports eggs produced in Petaluma California district and shipped to market hatcheries total about fifteen to sixteen million dozen yearly worth likely four million dollars.
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Great
Petaluma
Cal
Doing Both Paradox of a ship and lazy cuss banter
A ship paradox is noted with the line that even when she parts with her anchor she keeps her hold. Brown teases Smith as a lazy cuss, and Jones retorts that he is too lazy to deny it.
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Smith
Brown
Jones
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