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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
8
Weekly snow report covers Tig Wood River and Soldier Creek watersheds for the week ending March 19, 1924. Includes water equivalent in inches, detailing accumulated snowfall and potential runoff implications for the watersheds and local water supply planning.
Sun-dried oysters common across Mongolia, sold loose or in wreaths and torn strips. They are dried, used for banging up in stores, and eaten dry or stewed. The text notes they are less colorful than freak oysters. Entities include Mongolia and oyster products.
Lincoln County Idaho Board met March 12 1924 in regular session with Robt J McMahon Chatman W T Patterson R J Lemmon and A E Bowler clerk present. They authorized quitclaim deed and lease with Oregon Short Line Railroad Co and approved tax and juror appointments plus numerous county warrants and probate actions.
Notices announce sheriff sale on mortgage foreclosures in Lincoln County Idaho. Cases include Union Central Life Insurance Company vs Hastings and several others, and Equitable Trust Company of New York vs Conrad and Lincoln County, detailing land parcels, water rights, and stock in irrigation concerns with sale dates in April 1924.
Sheriff sale notices advertise foreclosure actions under Carey Act and Equitable Trust Company of New York with Lyman Rhoades Trustees and multiple defendants. The notices detail dates February 18 1924 and April 1 1924, naming property parcels in Idaho Lincoln County and related court orders, with sale to satisfy decrees and costs. Also includes a bankruptcy notice for Henry P Davies with a first meeting of creditors pending.
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