Notice of Public Land Claim Hearing at Shoshone
Department of the Interior Hailey Idaho issues notice for Ludwig Huo to prove final three year claim on land in Dietrich Idaho. Hearing before U S Commissioner Frank Disney at Shoshone Idaho on July 25 1922. Witnesses listed: Theodore D Cormier Emil Fechner Fred Lehman Whitlam Fechner Ben R Cray registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Huuo
Dietrich
Idaho
J. Mate
Range
Boise Meridian
Frank Disney
U. 8
Shoshone
Ax Witnessen
Theodore D. Cormier
Districh
Ida
Emil Fechner
Fred Lehman
Whitlam Fechner
Sm Julyt
Ben R. Cray
Reg
Notice of Bond Sale by Shoshone Village Trustees
Notice is given that the Village of Shoshone Lincoln Idaho intends to issue and sell municipal coupon bonds totaling six thousand dollars. Bonds bear interest up to six percent, payable semi annually, denominations from one hundred to one thousand dollars, mature January 1 1941, redeemable after January 1 1931. Principal and interest payable at Shoshone Treasure r’s Office or a New York Trust Company designated by the Board. Bids to be received from highest bid. bond sale may include a five percent underwriter’s fee. Confirmation date and details follow in the formal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Lincoln
State of
Idaho
County of
State of Trade
Trust Company
City of
New York
Natice le
Wilagh
Fuly
Altres
Merk
Fragmented Note on Radio Signals and Weapons
The readable parts mention a defense or security topic tied to a “BUF RR” and “BH EULIMTIRH” with unclear references to weapons or noise. The fragmentary text lacks coherent names, dates, or places to establish a clear event or outcome.
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure of Carey Act Lien
Foreclosure of Carey Act lien against Maho Arrigation Company Limited and others. Under a May 29 1922 order of sale the Lincoln County Idaho District Court directs sale of land described as SW quarter of NW and NW quarter of NW in Section 20 Township 4S Range 16E plus water rights 2189 and 2160 appurtenant to the property. Sale to proceed to satisfy decree against Dow W. Keasey and Rosa M. Keasey and Portland Feeder Company with bids to be accepted from the same purchaser for both land and water rights. Described lands include 80 acres more or less in Lincoln County Idaho and entail a water conveyance arrangement previously recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Keasey
Rosa M. Keasey
Husband and Wife
Portland
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
ALPAK
County of
Lincoln
Idaho
Idaho Irrigation Company Limited
Dow W. Kearney
el Wood River Reserveir and Canal Company. Limited
Camnty White
Awhet
Rock
Pete
Mate Cor
Homestead Claim Notice at Hailey Idaho 1922
Anthony J Schwatken of Kimama Idaho filed intent to make final proof on land described in Homestead Entry No 50Td Sec 26 T6S R22E Boise Meridian. Hearing before Commissioner Frank T Disney on July 24 or 16 July. Witnesses Julius Winters Charles Shuck Clarence Thompson J D Fortune Ben R Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Hailey
Idaho
Anthony J. Schwatken
Kimama
Idahe
Apel
South Kahgy
Meridian
Ned Rothe
Frank T. Disney
Shoshond
Ory
Julius Winters
Charles Shuck
Maho
Clarence Thompson
Ida
J. D. Fortune
Ben R. Gray
Rex
Notice of election on bonds in Kimama Highway District Idaho
Qualified electors of Kimama Highway District Lincoln County Idaho are called to vote on July 2, 1922, at the Board of Highway Commissioners office in Ki mama townsite. Ballot asks assent to issuing bonds of 390 000 dollars for highway materials machinery construction improvement and cooperation with state and federal roads. Bonds repayable within 20 years and redeemable after 10 years. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific Time. Attest Secretary J D Fortune President Jacob Schell. Lingola County Idaho. 423 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimama Highway District
Lincoln
Tate
Idaho
Board of Highway Commissioners
Kimama
Board of Highway Commissioners of
J. D. Fortune
Jacob Schell
Kimamia Highway
Lingola County
Dissolution of Bhaer and Thorpe Partnership Shoshone Idaho
The co partnership of BHAER AND THORPE in Shoshone Lincoln Idaho is dissolved by mutual consent. Irvin L. Bhaer assumes debts and claims and will conduct the business and pay all existing obligations. All debts and claims due to the firm are assigned to Bhaer for settlement dated June 3 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhaer
Thorpe
Irvin L. Bhaer
Wm. Thorpe
Shoshone
Idaho
Unclear Fragment on Hydro-Toron Tires Test Results
Fragmentary text references Hydraulic tires and a 10.60 mile measure with vague names and terms. Unable to extract clear persons, organizations, dates, or concrete events from the damaged OCR snippet.
Political speech criticizes do nothing Congress in Indiana
Senator James Watson in a Indiana state convention speech defends Republican progress since taking charge. He argues the Dems bred waste and debt, contrasts relief claims with results, and warns against returning to Democratic misrule while touting Republican strides and cautious governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James
Watson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cooked Food Sale and Optician Visit Notice
The Catholic Ladies plan a cooked food sale at Keefer and White on Saturday June 21 starting 2 pm. Dr Evans the optician from Bolae will be at the McFall hotel on Thursday June 29. The ad mentions fitting glasses and one year service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathodc
Keefer and White
DR. Evans
Marriage Licenses Granted in Baker and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses issued for Louis Cook and Ruby Strong of Baker Oregon Clifford Deake and Frances Rouds of Pocatello Stephen Pepper of Richfield and Alice Johnson of Marley Probate Judge Fuller performed the ceremony for Cook and Strong Rev Withrow wed Deake and Rouds in the county treasurer's office Fred H Hartman and Lillian Reid of Ketchum were married Thursday evening at the Methodist Parsonage by Rev Clower
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cook
Ruby Strong
Baker
Oregon
Clifford Deake
Frances Rouds
Pocatello
Stephen Pepper
Richfield
Alice Johnson
Marley
Fuller
Withrow
Fred H. Hartman
Lillian Reid
Ketchum
Methodist Parsonage
Clower
Married Couple Keeps Secret Wedding in Shoshone
Irvin H. Bhaer and Inez Scott wed June 5 at the Baptist parsonage, a surprise to friends. Bhaer runs a local garage and used to farm, while Mrs. Bhaer runs the Gray news stands at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin H. Bhaer
Inez Scott
Baptist Parsonage
Bhaer
Shoshone
Northside
Gray News
Progressive Party Formed in Lincoln County
Frank Johnesse, chairman of the Progressive party of Idaho, filed notice with the county auditor that a Lincoln County party organization is formed with KE. R. Gage as county chairman and Everett Johnson as secretary. A county ticket is expected. Various local movements and social events are noted, including gatherings in Ketchum, Wendell, and Wallace, plus community notices and personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnesse
Progressive Party of
Idaho
Lincoln County
KE. R. Gage
Everett Johnson
American and English women contrasted in daily life
Lucy H. Soulsby notes in Woman's Supplement how American women are quick to engage and cosmopolitan in manners, while English women speak briefly and defer to husbands at home. She argues both share core traits beyond national differences and suggests education could broaden international perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Soya North
Lucy H. M. Soulsby
Woman's Supplement
The
Times
Vast Empire in Sou th sf Judson C Welliver writes Country Magazine
Judson C. Welliver argues Australasian future ideas are vain as the globe’s vast island Guinea dwarfs nations before the war. He notes British, Dutch, and German claims, British dominance, and potential in iron and shipbuilding, with rail progress reshaping the world map. He mentions New Guinea’s size, population, and resource wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson C. Welliver
Country Magazine
Guinea
United Statend
Portland
Omaha
United States
Germany
Australasia
Great Britain
Union Pacific
Amuerated Orem Boardes Ye Eye
Amuerated notes show confusion over the spelling and wording in a local board record. The fragmentary text hints at a meeting or decision but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. Readers are left with an incomplete item and no verifiable details.
Mt Washington And The Appalachians In New Hampshire
The article notes Mt Washington at 6299 feet as a high point in the region while acknowledging higher peaks in the Appalachians and naming Mount Mitchell in North Carolina at 6711 feet as the highest. A narrative about local observations and a classroom moment follows, including unclear incidents and dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Washington
Washington
New Ham
United States
Mosington
Gtological Survey
Department Interior
New Famous
United of the Rockiess
Mount North Carolina
Tennessee
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Gs Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Department of the Interior
U. Land Office
Hailey, Idaho
Carey
Maho Arrigation Company, Limited, A — Corporation, Plaltic
Miecole
Mies Goth
Gale Oy
Blank
Bhawan
Liman
Wiener
Dintrvat
Ldadiy
Ngsiee
Phi Fae
Ge One
MaAdoo
Dearharry
Detroit
Bat Thie
Lewiston
Banner
Progressive Party
Misg
Boise
St. Teresa Academy
O— Chas. Dill
Gooding Town Ranch
Episcopal Guild
Wendell
Fred Chapman
D. Sidney Smith
F. W. Gooding
A. W. Hansen
W. H. Murphy
Blanche Roberts
Wallace
Mre
Ay Sinclair
Rhoshune
Jobi
Mie
Muvudbein
Rivhheld
Himes
South Sf
Wwe
Gallterne
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