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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
7
A collection of public land final proofs notices from Idaho and a district court attachment case in Lincoln County. Names include Frank P fith, William J. Wallace, John Lamb, Gottlieb ig, Albert Jas, Charles A. Johnson, William E. Flournoy, and others. Proceedings reference Carey Act and Neray Act land claims, with hearings set in Shoshone and Dietrich Idaho and court attachments issued September through November 1910.
P Hasting of Shoshone Idaho filing under the Carey Act to prove residence reclamation and cultivation of NW 4 percent of NW 4 Lot 4 Section 5 Township 38 Range 17 BHM claiming final proof before C A Truman State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho on November 7 1910 with witnesses Walter Hasting C E McMillan Warren Peck and W M Wyett all of Idaho.
Shoshone claimant Shuties Wheck of Elvilinge Lin Wom Lounly Idaho filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish land claim SE 4 AE See 12 wp 55 4.46 SWH NE & SEX NW & Lot 2 See 7 Twp 5 south range 17 East Boise Meridian before A S Commissioner Frank Kis ney at Shoshone Idaho on December 12 1910. Witnesses John A Ivie Tonia Ennis Alfred Kinney Warren J Peek all of Shoshone. P P HORNE Register.
County warrants in current expense series 1909 up to 03 and 1910 up to 72 are payable on presentation at any office. County Treasurer C Wernicke, deputy W Hail Horne, announces late October 21, 1910, as the notice origin.
Van Patton of Dietrich Idaho as assignee of Park Patton filed entry No 614 under the Carey Act approved March 2 1898 for EW SE 4 of Sec 20 T19E R19E. Land entry before A Truman State Land Board Shoshone Maho on November ith 1910 witnessed by J M Churchill W J Dougherty G H Stabenow Solomon Morgan all of Dietrich Idaho entryman A Van Patton date October 21 November 18
John Lochner of Lietrich Idaho assignee of Alla Brannan and Henry A Lehmkuhl gives final proof notice under the Garr y Act to establish claim to NW ¼ of Section 25 Township 65 Range 18 E B M. He will prove residence reclamation and cultivation before O A Truman at Dietrich Idaho on December 13 1910 with witnesses S C Ray E C Young H Conrad Dan Hunt all of Dietrich Idaho.
Messrs Glauber and Bloor visited Shoshone on Sunday to scout a possible second clothing store. They plan to keep Gooding as company headquarters with most stock there, while favoring Shoshone due to its proximity to the North Side Twin Falls reservoir where about 800 men are employed.
The concept argues education should not aim to produce clergymen or teachers or lawyers alone but cultivate adaptable, thoughtful citizens. It emphasizes broad-based learning, practical skills, and critical thinking over narrow professional training.
Dietrich continues to expand with a completed pump house and growing irrigation potential. Prominent locals contact Shoshone for business, political activity, and land prospects as residents plan travel, auctions, and a winter shift to nearby towns. several Dietrich residents visit Shoshone for commerce and updates on county affairs.
Thousands in Shoshone and Mountain Home Idaho report relief from backache and bearing down pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs W Stinson of Mountain Home says the pills eased pain, numbness in cold weather, and overall weakness. Sold by dealers for 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
A rugged desert tract near Dietrich draws attention as a potential fruit venture. W T Dougherty and a party of young men plan irrigation with a centrifugal pump to cover about 100 acres of volcanic soil sheltered from frost. The Promoter lauds the venture and highlights the fate of several workers and residents tied to the project.
Businessmen and settlers on the Dietrich tract express strong confidence as cold weather nears. Many return home or stay through winter, with regular work expected as farm operations resume. Fencing and building will rev up, promising ample hiring and no money shortage, despite hardships this year.
A fragmented note describes a social pressure or legal custom in parts of Japan where households face demands or ordeals. The text hints at community or court procedures influencing daily life and family responsibilities amid changing norms.
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