Lawsuit Aims to Adjudicate Water Rights in Idaho
In Lincoln County Idaho the district court hears a suit by Lawrence S. Cook and Moat Be Cook against O Dunn watermaster to determine rights to use waters of Little Wood River claiming priority from April 1906. The case cites related actions and includes summonses and notices to multiple defendants in a river rights dispute filed September 22 1919.
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District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Licata County
O. ©. Dunn
Watermaster
Little Wood River
Frost
Alturas Water Company
Speeder drama and a quiet title suit in Idaho district court
A garbled yet vivid note hints at a street speed chase and bragging over 63 mph while a separate legal notice in the Lincoln County Idaho district court seeks to quiet title to a property described as the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 27 in township 6 south range 19 east near Boise. The case names Louis Carlin and heirs as defendants with a filing date around September 1909 and is signed by clerk Dowler and attorney Tartan Christ.
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Idaho
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Maho
Lincoln
Shoshone
J. W. Lundin
Frank T. Disney
Idahoma
South West
South East
South Range
Boise Meriding
Lincsin County
Enid
Oth Wey
Ball at hunt club hints fox trot likely
A brief exchange suggests the hunt club ball will feature dancing centered on the fox trot, with one speaker guessing the primary dance style for the event. No further details are provided.
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Hunt Club
Bath safety advice cites Sir Willem Hingstin quip
A garbled antique quote recalls Sir Willem Hingstin of Montreal who taught a bath safety maxim. The saying warns that if you faint in the bath, remove the bath plug first to let the water drain before you lose consciousness.
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Willem Hingstin
Montreal
Public Notice of Final Proof for Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office at Mutley Idaho dated September 23 1919 states Asna Hunter of Shoshone Idaho who filed for homestead entry No 01699 in section 28 and 3 percent N E etc seeks to make final three year proof to establish claim before Frank T Disney U S Commissioner at Shoshone Idaho on November 4 1919 with witnesses John J Prosser John A Tripp Anthony S M Gomes and W Henry Winter all of Shoshone Idaho and Gooding Idaho
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Department of the Interior
U. S&s Land Office
Mutley
Idaho
Asna Hunter
Ot Shoshone
East
Boise Meridan
Frank T. Disney
U. S
Shoshone
John J Prosser
John A. Tripp
Good Ing
Anthony SM. Gomes
W. Henry Winter
Okay
Register
Koreans Demand Freedom From Japanese Rule
The speaker condemns fifteen years of oppression by Japan in Korea, comparing Koreans to live fishes in a hot pan with the Jap as cook. The narrative accuses Tokyo of massacre and persecution, labeling patriots as myths or bandits, and declares resolve to regain independence.
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Korea
Japan
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Lawrence S. Cook
Moat
Cook
Dunn
Lincoln Couny
Margaret Callentain
Johan A. Post
Louise J. Vost
Deviseu
Thomas E Logan
Logan
Logans
Thomas E. Logan
de- Viscos
Tegatees
Oregon Improvement | Co., A Corp
Tha Ako & Oregon | Land and Investment Co
John B. Neil
Linen County
Lafayette Carte
L. B. Carter
Jeanette
de Nisnos
Sunnitus
Fannie Girdner
David Girdner
State of Idaho
David Girdnet
District Court
Old District Court
W. Lundin
Walters & Hiodgin
C. A. Bailey
Twin Falls
Buenos Aires
London
Stander
Stossia
Borlin
Bertin
Whydyson
Europe
Floretier Jett
Geneva
League of Nations
Professor Doubledome
New Zealand
City of
Portland
Gary
Fire Bureau
Sureau
Buda Motor
Tutthill Titanic
Springs Parish
Bingham
Gary Coast Agency
Ore
Solash -Sotsial District
Ewart Corin
Lkrewa
Lauia Carlin
Cariln
Dda
Latina Whitson Ako ‘Atson
Carlin
Keown
Louis Carlin
Wwlsden
Tartan
Shodhone
Uenae
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