Final Proof Notice for Ida ho Carey Act Land Claim
Truman of Hastians Idaho files final proof to establish claim on land described NEQNW% Sec 7 and SER SW Sec 6 T68 R18, with residency cultivation, before Thomas Fay at Shoshone June 15, 1918, witnesses F Borden Paulo Haddock Harlan Heist Manuel Silva. Also a stray anecdote: proud wife notes father’s expensive gifts and a husband audits monthly bills.
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ZU Truman
Idano
State of
Idaho
Thomas Fay
State Land Board
Shoshone
F. Borden
Paul 8
Haddock
Harlan D
Heist
Manuel Silva
Zhu Truman
It Might Have Been Worse theater curtain quip
A Canadian theater featured a doubtful soloist who impressed with a faltering finale. After she ended the aria and the audience groaned, the house lights failed and the screen displayed the ironic caption It Might Have Been Worse.
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Canada
Melancholy Pelican and Odd Remedies in Verse
An assortment of whimsical notes and quotes including a biblical reference to a melancholy pelican in Psalm 102:6 tied to Palestine. It mentions folk remedies for whooping cough using onions or garlic worn on the soles of the feet. Also a humorous sketch about Judge Bump and a Sydney Smith quip on happiness.
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David
Palestine
England
Canada
Men and the Nation Quote Fragment
A fragment cites J. G. Holland on a nation as a living thing made of men, describing how men are the particles that form the nation. The brief artifact presents a philosophical view rather than a reportable event.
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J. G. Holland
Conversation of Wise Prompts Noble Demeanor and Understanding
The excerpt asks if one seeks the company of the wise and asserts that nobility comes from virtue. It urges self-improvement to grasp wise talk, promising to hear its meaning once understood.
Joy of Working Longevity and Nervous Health Note
A fragment discusses the Joy of Working, claiming workers embody less worry and insomnia and are less prone to nervous system diseases, implying benefits from fulfilling labor and structured routine. The text stops mid thought, offering no concrete data or dates.
Painfully Sudden Defeat Echoes in Atchison Globe
An editorial note laments that once a candidate for vice presidency is defeated the memory may fade quickly, describing the loss as painfully sudden and the forgetfulness that follows. The piece reflects on the abrupt end of political prominence.
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Atchison Globe
Quote on ears by philosophers and statesmen
An authority notes that great philosophers and statesmen have not been shaped by large sloping ears, according to an Exchange quote. This remark bookmarks a subtle, observational take on physical traits linked to intellect and leadership.
Parlor Philosopher and Mere Man Quote Sparks Rule Talk
A witty exchange frames friendship and social esteem as key to popularity. The Parlor Philosopher argues goodwill toward friends sustains popularity, while the Mere Man adds a call for consistent behavior. The brief quip reflects a social code from a past era.
Unclear Excerpt Reflects Editorial Fragments
Fragments from St Louis Globe Democrat and Buffalo Times items discuss initiative, learning, and action. The text mentions unstackable coins and stackable cards as metaphorical notes about progress and frustration, with no clear event or date to ground a full report.
Allies Demand More Cereals Amid Meat Supply Boost
The Food Administration explains increased meat supplies offset by Argentine shortages and urges further reduction in bread consumption. It notes that relaxing meat restrictions may help balance cereal needs and transport limits while urging continued waste elimination and home preservation of pork in certain regions.
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U. S. Food Administration
Food Administration
United States
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Summer School of Commerce
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
City Loans
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W. M. Fields
S. Anderson
Silva
Red Cross
Aes
Edward Roberts
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Helsnee
Demis
Walter H. Copp
Tvintattater
Wal Oertneed
Boston
Chas. Mori
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Shoshone, Idaho
Red Cros
J. Brennan
Hartshorn & Clayton
Jerome
the Red Cross
Arthur Vance
Mitjia
Bump
Sydney Smith
Farrell
Tba
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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