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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented notices announce probate proceedings and final proof filings under Carey Act land claims. Names include J. Sinclair, Charles A. Landberg, Alfred G. Kershner, John B. Callatign, Howard S. Wright, and Delmer W. Morker. Locations Dietrich Shoshone and Twin Falls Idaho appear with dates in May June 1910.
Leonid B. Sturey of Miyttiet Tepe seeks to prove residence and reclamation under the Carey Act. He appeared before DLA Truinas in Shorhohe, Kansas, on the ith day of June, with witnesses Murry Hatin James Vanderveer Chas Bassou and Bore Rilo to attest to his filing and claimed land data.
J Alenry G Kumbast of Dietrich Idaho declares intent to prove ownership and residence on a land parcel under the Carey Act with entry No. 0. He will appear before Dr Truman and the State Land Board in Sho shone on June 10, 1910, witnesses include A F Kilker J L McDougall Karl E Jagsl son 0 G Hordes and others from Idaho.
Harry Derne of Dietrich Mako files notice of intent to prove residence cultivation and reclamation of land described as NEQBWI-4 ace ton 2 G range 19 in Idaho. Proof to be presented before C A Triman, State Land Board rep, at Rhosbane Idaho on UK day at stane 1910, with witnesses Herman Endreson Karl E Jamison J D Landsborough W Bosak May or June 1910.
Notice summarizes multiple claims under the Carey Act in Idaho. It lists applicants, land descriptions, and filing dates with state land board hearings before O A Truman in Shoshone and Dietrich, Idaho. Witnesses include J. Fry, J. Purdum, T Baldwin, F T Piany, and others, with dates in 1910.
Charies E. Piper of Shoshone Idaho files under the Catey act approved March 2. The entry seeks residence on reclaimed land in township 140 range 5 with proof to be provided by June 10. Two witnesses from Shoshone Idaho named Nolan Stout Boeck Thayen may testify.
Notice of intention to establish a chain of title for a Carey Art claim in Idaho. Candidate witnesses include Hd Arnone H C Ray H Cowper and others. Hearing before O A Trumat at Shoshon on the 11th of June with dates in May and June.
Rilph W Hawk of Maho signs noted entry for land claim overseen by Wyleiatmre of the State of Idaho. The document lists names including Mareki il and C1weL HL ATheRs as participants and witnesses. It states an intention to prove desertion and wartime occupancy, with land cultivation as required, before the State Laws Board at Dletrieh Idaho on the Hath day of Fane 10 uy two.
Two Idaho settlers Frank Tharp of Dietrich and Henry Lyeux of Shoshone announce intent to prove reclamation and cultivation under Carey Act provisions. They will testify before D A Truman, State Land Board representative, at Dietrich and Shoshone on June 10 1910, naming witnesses Kelley Huston Jamison Boeck Homes Theo Baldwin and others.
A fragmented OCR item describes Willan F Copeland of Shawn Idaho seeking to write a proof to establish a claim against a fund described as Carey Aes. It notes a hearing or action at Shoshone Idaho on a late May to June time frame with witnesses named in the text.
Mary A Nolan of Divtrich Idaho and John E Nickerson of Shoshone Idaho announce their intent to prove residence and cultivation of land under state laws and the Onney Act and Cares Act. They will present witnesses C E Korden E E Jamison J E Houston Watt Howck Arthur Mustley Walter Hastings and others at dates in June 1900 and June 1920 before the State Land Board at Dietrich and Shoshone Idaho.
Multiple claimants under the Carey Act announce intent to make final proof on land entries in Shoshone Idaho. Names include Sterling P Newrum Thomas Fox Sethar Manns and others with witnesses listed for June 1910 filings before O A Trusnan and C A Truman.
Notice of intention to make final proof on a land claim under the Carey Act. The claimant, lerman Eadreson of Dietrich Idaho, seeks to prove residency and reclamation on the SW6 and SE4 of section 14 township 4 range 1, before C A Truman at Shoshone June 6, 1910. Witnesses listed include J Z Landeborough W H Bovok Harry Denoe and Karl Jasquinon Dietrich Idaho.
J Louis P Gleseke of Shoshone Idaho signs for Chas Zeller under an Idaho act approved March 21. The notice lists sections and townships, requests proof to establish residency, and names officials including Treman and Custiephan. The document names residents and local officials and references a land claim process in Fremont county.
Publication final proof notice for claim of land in township 15 range 362 Idaho. Gerald or Gerry ot. appears March 2d 244. Proceedings before the Seti Land Board at Shestione Idaho on the ath das of the 27 ty Wa. Witnesses Mul Anneron and others testify to land entry and failure to prove claim with penalties and fines possible.
Martin Neuslau and others in Dietrich area file intent to prove up reclaimed and cultivated land under the Carey Act. Officials, witnesses, and date set for public meeting in Shoshone to witness claims and attest residency and compliance with law.
Truniua, representative of the State bankgardy at Shoshone, Idaho, gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish preemption entry on land described as sections 27 08, township and range in Idaho. Applicant must prove cultivation and residence as required by law.
Arthur T hosting of Siobhan Idaho and William F Sexton of Euter Idaho file notices of intention to make final proofs to establish claims to lands under Carey and Owens Acts. Witnesses listed include John E Nickerson Walter Wasting and others. dates set for June 20 1910 and May 27 1910 respectively before state land board representatives in Dietrich and Sierraville Idaho.
Notice announces final proof for William A Hebertvin of Sheeshia Idaho to establish claim under the Carey Act for Lot 4 Sec 4, Township 65 Range 18 and SE quarter SE quarter of Sec 31 Township 65, with witnesses from Shoshone and Dietrich. Board date set June 25 1910 before O A Truman at Shoshone State Land Office.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a legal notice or land act filing referencing Tiotrieh, Niles, Carey Act, and a list of names and dates. The readable portions indicate an intention to make land arrangements or filings under state law, with mentions of a muster or survey and several individuals.
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