Fragmented Probate and Property Transfers Listing
A garbled OCR page shows multiple names and entities linked to transfers and deeds. Entries reference Orchard Investment Co Ltd, Geo Winker, Hagerman tracts, and various individuals including Bett J McMath, Jerome, Anders Anderson, Warren J Jotmear, and Edward W Bostrom. Mentions of deeds, lots, and water rights appear with scattered monetary figures and parcel identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senel
Kenttit
Bose
Staeford
T. Tiewey
Brennen
Chevy DeWitt
Matic VusRirk
Senome
Mapton
B. Lewis Gut
Jackman
Orchard Levestment Co
Lad
Adtelee
Hagersnae
Orchard Invedtament Co Ltd
Ty Geo ‘Winer
Hagerman
Hte
Sarrebot
Geo. Winker
Crise and
Ivie Ditch
C. Gamumon
Oxweld F
Jerome
Warren J. Jotmear
Eaward W. Bostrom
Weeres
The Victory of Defeat and Reform Debate
A historical review discusses paradoxes where defeats spurred gains and cites figures like Borah and Roosevelt. It notes Gen Thomas Chickamauga retreat, Greene’s elusive victories, and Sheridan’s maneuvers, framing reform in the context of party unity and the income tax debate as a possible future victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renator Borah
Lawrener
Nathaniel Greene
Washington
George 1. Thomas
Chickamauga
Thomas
John Brown
Thos
Borahia
Numbi
Roosevelt
Borah
The Reservoir System of Irrigation
A historical overview describes irrigation progressing from small stream dams to canal networks. It traces how early irrigators leveraged nearby waters, then added storage reservoirs to balance seasonal flow, enabling broader land cultivation when stream volumes drop. The piece emphasizes the need to conserve winter and spring water for later use.
Irrigation Projects Favor Reservoir Proposals in Idaho
The Snake River and its tributaries may threaten irrigation if feared in a reservoir. Observers note current projects are reservoir propositions, deemed the safest and most effective option for irrigating the state's farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Carey vs Government Reclamation Debate in Idaho
A public critique argues the Carey Act outperforms federal reclamation in Idaho. It asserts government delays, overregulation, and harsher outcomes for settlers, urging readers to compare Carey and government projects along the Snake River and in southern Idaho. The piece invites inspection of settlers and towns to test claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Idaho
Snake River
Irrigated Territory Dreams and an Owinza Accident
Charles Hiatt and Dan Hunt of Raymond Washington visited the Dietrich tract and praised its potential as a new irrigated Idaho region. They then traveled to Twin Falls to study rapid irrigation development and its possible replication in Lincoln county. An accident at Owinza injured B. Conley, a clerk for the O S L Division Supt, when a handoff from a passenger train was caught by a moving private car, cutting his right leg and injuring his face. he was transported to Pocatello for treatment.
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Charles Hiatt
Dan Hunt
Raymond
Washington
Dietrich
Carey
Sherhone
Idaho
Twin Falls
Lincoln County
Owinza
Pocatello
Conley
Sup
Jones
Ohio
J. C. Wiley
Hoadley
Zateeville
Caldwell
Mins Mabel
Roy W Wilson Responds to Telegram From Zanesville
Roy W. Wilson was summoned to Zanesville Ohio by telegram reporting his father in poor condition after a stroke. He left on the last train after receiving the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy. W. Wilson
Zanesville
Ohio
Mr. Wilson
AT THE DEVIL'S CORRAL Visitors warned of limited access and high costs
The notice explains visitors are not welcome yet and will pay a fee. It promises trout additions and other attractions while prohibiting fishing and photography in the Corral. Guests are urged to pack ample food, leave weapons and dogs outside, and enjoy preserved wildlife and primitive remains.
Fragmented local column recalls quirky rural jokes and scenes
A collage of stray vignettes from Rural Route 2 Ohio and other small towns, including dances, fashion gaffes, and family anecdotes. The snippets touch on a ballroom incident, a mislaid rug during dancing, a scolding spouse, and reflections on changes over decades, plus brief notices about local agriculture, church, and mail line chatter.
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First National Bank
Shoshone, Idaho
D. Gemtock & Co
Eury
Prhone LinroLe
Thane
Ae Dike
Devil's Corral
Enele
Gowen
Bay Welt
Wales
Hermes
Chou
Hines
Armen
Mrs. Bings
Bimes
Bings
Pstsias Ash Horoeon
Pheyscias
Seereere
Sone
Fiortone
Jemty Mineral Surveyor
Seeorn, Inaso
Laweer
Teane
Pram T. Disney
Atilaw Notary Pabite
Harland. Heist
Dr. H. E, Lamb
Bangh
Niewe
Shoshone
Geo & Salisbury
Wendell, Idaho
JR Waro
Verermvany
Sradeste
Ontario Veterinary College
Ofire Eureka Hotel
Dao
Junction City
O. F
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows Alwave
A. Brown
Noble
W. D. Varpensuras
Delos Lodge
P. Shoshone, Idaho
W. K
P. Hall
W. Hail Horne
C.C
Fred F. Gwin
Lincoln Camp No
Lodge Hall
D. W. Yaves
W. C
S. W. Creasey
A. M
Masonic Hall
F.C. Pierce
W. M
L. J. T. Beckett
Bethany Lodge
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Vredenburgh A Ee
E. W. Horton
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