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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
5
Readers are cautioned that sharp operators target unwary investors with small sums. The piece warns there is no substitute for prudence and sound guidance from reputable authorities before risking money on schemes promising large returns.
A 1920s era warning against fraudulent investments portrays widows and orphans as victims of crooked operators. The piece urges careful, skeptical investing, with warnings that confidence schemes prey on the vulnerable and that informed, prudent choices and responsible banking are safest.
Fragmented, garbled text discusses tax burdens, wealth exemptions, and a 1929 wealth share. Mentions 19 percent and $15,600,000 exempt personal property, plus six-exempt securities. Also contains unrelated blanks about false hair and worn clothes.
Fragmentary OCR note shows Henry Webster and Henry Kitchell Websepr with rising fame. Mentions weekly outputs and reactions from men and women, but many words are garbled, not enough readable facts to determine clear event or date.
A fragmented 1920s text blends a reflection on insights from observation with a legal foreclosure notice. It describes a land and water rights sale in Lincoln County Idaho, tied to a 1907 contract and 1910 recordings, to satisfy a judgment of 1131.07 with interest and costs. The sale is set for April 4, 1924, in Shoshone, to the highest cash bidder per decree and sheriff’s sale.
Independent School District No 42 Dietrich Idaho states all war debt from 23 6 51 bolt inclusive called for payment interest dated March 17 1924. Treasurer Frank Schro ming warns of due charges and collection steps.
The Equitable Trust Company of New York and Lyman Rhoades trustees obtained a decree in the Fourth Judicial District Idaho Lincoln County on February 18 1924 for foreclosure of a Carey Act lien. The action names unknown heirs and devisees of Jolley M Blake and several spouses as defendants. The sale covers a defined parcel of land in Lincoln County and is ordered by the district court.
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