Views and Community Growth in Selfishness Focus
I Platz argues selfishness drives most human action and should be harnessed for public good. He notes community development campaigns, Idaho Power’s 1922 sales boom, and local anecdotes on heat, economics, and civic effort as examples of using self-interest to build better towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lincoln County Commissioners Approve Mother's Allowance
Lincoln County Idaho Board of Commissioners met on July 10 1923 with Robt. J. McMahon presiding. They examined and approved quarterly reports for Clerk Bowler Sheriff Wheeler and Probate Judge Noble. The board authorized monthly warrants of 20 to Emma Cool for a mother's allowance, and adjourned to July 16 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Winter
Syms-York Co
H. D. Heist
R. J. Lemmon
Robt
J. McMahon
E. A. Bowler
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
Robt. J. McMahon
W. T. Patterson
B. A. Bowler
Clarence Wheeler
E. Noble
Emma Cool
E. A
Bowler
Warrant Call Issued by Lincoln County Idaho District
The Independent School District Number 2 of Lincoln County Idaho calls for payment on warrants numbers 446 through 530 including interest. The notice lists warrant numbers and dates with clerk Howard as the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent School District
Lincoln County
Idaho
Notice of Special Meeting for Big Cottonwood Canal Company
Notice to stockholders of Big Cottonwood Canal Company Limited of a special meeting to be held at the Union Bank building in Idaho. The document lists a long slate of trustees and defendants in a foreclosure case, referencing an order of sale issued June 27, 1928, and describes parcels of land in Lincoln County Idaho to be sold under the decree recorded June 19, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big
Cottonwood Canal Company, Limited
Equitable Trust
York, & Corporation
Rhoades
James Blake
Fowler D. Brooks
W. Brooks
Frank A. Carrera
Fras
A. Carr
David C. Chapfeld
John B. Coffman
Johny Coffman
Andrew F. Davig
N. J. Shockley
Mra
N. J. Stgklay
A. L. Fletcher
Bre
Fletcher
George Sthwang
William J. Koeller
Margaret Ko Jer
L. A. Poinsett
L. A. Poisett
C.C. Anal C. Anable
Lauderback
Roy %. Shear
Roy Z. Shearn
Milton E Snyder
James B. Stone
Randleman
R. T. Randleman
Milo W. Russell
Aty Conrad
Sluis Conrad
Wits
Milton D. Snodgrass
B. F. Snodgrass
Fred J. Watkins
Milton Smith
J. H. Lane
Jessie White
Andrew White
E. E. Fletcher
Lillian E Christian
John R. Glass
J. Moore
Elmer H. Buss
Noah W. Strunk
Rena Strunk
T. J. Flynn
C. P. Hathaway
Eulillia Hathaway
Alfred Gullickson
Katie P. Gullickson
Phillip W. Hathaway
Daniel Sidney Smith
Ira Atkeson
Big Wood Canal Companys Corporation
Iil
Lincoln County
Idaho
Pany of
Ney
Grange Session Set for July Twenty at Night
The next regular session of Die Trich Grange will be held Friday evening July 20. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred. Lunch will be served. Also notes that success in selling goods comes from daytime activity, not sleepless nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich Grange
Fourth bond issuance approved for Common School District No 2
April 1923 session reviews June 1 minutes and approves a bond issue of 4000 dollars for Common School District No 2. Bond election held May 2, 1993, deemed reasonably necessary for current district use. Meeting adjourned to July 2, 1923 at 9 am. Robt. J. McMahon chairs. B A Bowler acts as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
Robt. J. McMahon
W. , Patterson
R. J. Lemmon
A. Bowler
Ita Bonda
Robt
J. McMaton
B.A. Bowler
Clorty
Incon County Idaho County Board Meeting Adorns Fragments
A partial OCR reading shows county officials meeting in Incon County Idaho with Chairman Robt J McMahon and Commissioners W T Patterson Rut Lemmon present. The text is garbled but indicates an adjournment and mentions a delivered item and an official attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Incon County
Idaho
Goaston
Meibers
Robt
J. McMahon
W. T. Patterson
Rut Lemmon
Clark
Howsa
Bible Thoughts for the Week
Weekly devotional notes mention God ruling within believers and references to Ezekiel 36 27 28. It outlines Monday theme Gods pleasant surprises and Tuesday topic inexpressible peace, with scattered fragments of accompanying text and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezek
Lincoln County warrants list issued by county treasurer
Lincoln County Idaho district warrants become due now with series spread across School District Nos. 1 3 7 11 14 18 and 4 5 6 9 10 12 13 15 16 17 19. Interest stops on the listed warrants July 1928. Dated Shoshone July 18 1923. Stella Cook County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Idaho
Shoshone
Stella Cook
Teachers Examinations Held at Court House
Examinations for all classes of teachers certificates will be held in my office at the court house on July 26, 27, and 28. Leah M. Burnside, County Superintendent.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Felix
Qing
L.F. van Zelm
Weer
New Unis
Man Jong
Rummy
Magic Reservoir
H. Chapman
I. Platz
Idaho Power Company
Maho
Oregon
J. F. Orr
Ales
Cas
Spene
Schneiders Drug Store
Haugh
Walsia
Amma Winite Wuliding
Nhe & Pheer
Cionyetheone
Abe
County Commissioners
Cash
J. O. Baker
Baker
Tincoln County
Natl Bank
Tincoln County Nat'l
J.G. Fratink
Oakley State Bank
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Tdaho Power Co
P. Borden
Caxton Printers
Shoshone Haw, Co
I. M. Scale Rep. Co
Repal Burmah Scales
Chittrens H
J. W. Wheeler
Bert Bowler
James Devaney
E. F. Clower
Withrow
J. T. Patterson
A. L McMahon
Prei Insurance
Keefer & White
FT. Howard
Eer
Colonwood Canal
Uri * Corporation
Wipal Peet
Dusinese
Olt Aera
Pol
Sweney
Maren
Judy
Astobe
Perbay Mart
Grange News
Setion
Belgiok
Leah M. Burnside