Milner matter spurs debate on tax division for two counties
In Milner the question of how to divide Buake river taxes between Lincoln and Cara counties is debated amid plans for a dam costing around 420000. Former attorney general Hayes notes the division method is technical and unsettled, with rulings varying by water level. A Shoshone growth forecast claims a strong future from investments and new enterprise, while Minidoka dam irrigation plans envision 140000 acres under gravity and lift systems, with water rights, payments, and rapid town expansion shaping the region’s boom.
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Milner
Lincoln
Caria Ebouht
Hayes
Boice
Buake
Washington
Salt Lake Merald
Board of Appraisers
Ite
Minidoka Project
Secretary of the Interior
Charlee
Harte
Rupert Record
Salt Lake
Live Herald
Minidoka
Marte
Idaho
Snake River
Rupert
Probate sale in Lincoln County estate of James G Reynolds
The Probate Court of Lincoln County directs private sale of the estate of James G Reynolds deceased. Administrator will offer real and personal property including two pairs of rock and rye, brandy, fixtures, and fittings, with bids due by 2 pm on July 1 1906, accompanied by one percent deposit, at the law office of Gray & Cook in Pocatello Idaho.
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Lincoln County
James Gi. Keynolis
Willdell
Wighess Widder
James G. Reynolit
Ewid Esiate
Diliek
Dineota
Gale Eh
Aeoevid Adulnivtricor
Realis
Gray & Ard
Fuasenss
James G. Reynolds
Ide
Incomplete Statement From Lincoln County Official
A partial, garbled oath appears from Lincoln County indicating a sworn declaration. The legibly readable portions reference a named official and a public rotary professional, but the surrounding text remains unclear.
The Irish National Bird and the American Flag
An archaic verse celebrates the Irish national bird as a symbol of unity with America. It extols pride in national symbols, praising fidelity to homeland and immigration ties. The piece references Saint Patrick and national emblems, noting cross-cultural admiration.
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Teatiers
Proud
Tim Proud
Teapan
Aris Raypresew
Aris Raypresew of EU ‘At Tine
Newe York
Enticing premiums sparked marriage spree abroad
Across history officials and nobility used premiums to push marriages. A southern French mayor paid twenty francs to couples under twenty four, while Alsatian towns offered five year tax exemptions. An Austrian nobleman funded brides with four pairs of gloves yearly to lure matrimony.
Tiger and Dog Chums in European Show Bid
A Bengal tiger cub eight months old and a mongrel pup eight months old live as brothers in a Hoboken stable cage since birth. They sleep and rise together and have formed an unusual bond. They are packed for shipment to Hagenbeck's show in Europe as Hippodrome suitors negotiate a purchase. The dog backs off when the tiger eats raw meat, yet the pair remain inseparable.
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Els
Cincinnati
Hexamer
Hoboken
Hagenbeck
Europe
Hippodrome
Howard Feltding
Hsmnally
Frank Krissell
Fielding
New York
Fragmentary quote on food and civilization by Sydver Betietiz
A garbled quotation argues the purpose of food is to cause weariness and excess, insisting civilization wrongly dictates that man exists to work. The text casts skepticism on labor as a defining aim and questions modern values.
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Sydver Betietiz
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Tanepin
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Halley
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Jivliven
Idake
Iyhound
Sho-hone
Dake Hin
Hibe
Jost
Ale Enterprise
Minicoka Dam
Probate Court
Fiohin
First National Bank
Ur Idane
Lowe
Buatiess
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Ubocks
Satrencs
Ritele and
Coun Lawpce
Money Rineryt
Nawk, Vie
Hese A
Sarplas
Boas
Ant Lautiv
Damask
Esac
Mab
Cosnty
Tnos
H. Goontxe
W. Goopine
EA Warren
Ithday
Jame
Praxe T. Pewee
Rotary Public
Purdum & Millsaps
Ben M. Coltharp
Idafho
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