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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
6
A garbled OCR item discusses property assessments and valuation methods, noting figures on parcels in Oregon Peel Lane and the Great Northern area. It mentions per cent valuations, street corner impacts, and proposing appeals or corrections with reference to a year’s assessment.
A distorted text sample presents unreadable phrases and scattered fragments likely from a page with multiple voices. Several proper nouns appear distorted, making concrete facts or events hard to identify.
Elizabeth J. Davis assignee of Alfred E. Veedenturah seeks to establish a land claim in the Hatley area for Lot 32 and Lot 34 in Township 6 South Range 18 East, Holes Meridian. A public hearing is set before the U S Commissioner on February 2, 1922, at 9 a m. in the county court.
A lively discussion surrounds a young man dubbed the catch of the season as four legislative committees and three magazines pursue exposure of his budding career. Supporters hail his promise while critics caution against overhype and premature fame.
A fragmentary dialogue recounts a minister's unusual intro. Miggles notes ladies were asked to check hats in the lobby and remain attentive in the pews. Rigeles recalls Indies remaining outside to examine bonnets at their leisure.
A wife discovers a poem her husband wrote before marriage while rummaging an old trunk. He urges her to read it aloud to unlock a memory of a cherished photo, described as an image of the couple with hands on shoulders, once framed and kept in the library.
A garbled archaic exchange hints at a marriage proposal with phrases like I propose and she was delighted. The transcription is incomplete showing misheard words and unclear attribution, leaving the event and participants uncertain.
A garbled dialogue shows a druggist and a chiropodist in a strained exchange. The druggist asks for treatment and corn removal while mentioning a return soon. The chiropodist notes a quick errand to a store to buy six bottles of a remedy.
A fragmented dialogue notes a poker game where players worry about being called too early in the morning and too often, reflecting confusion over procedure and timing. The exchange names Bhe and Begeart as involved parties, hinting at a lively but unsettled session.
Notice for Publication Final Proof for Mary A Horneman of Dietrich seeks to prove residency cultivation and land claims under state laws. Before O A Fruman State Land Board in Idaho on October 1, supported by witnesses Packard Dougherty Jamison and others listed, indicating intention to enter deed.
Notice for Publication of final proof for L George i Shillenberger of Shoshone Idaho on No. 680 for a claim under the Chrey Act. Parcel details unclear due to OCR errors. Proponents must appear before the official at Shoshone Idaho on specified date to prove residence and cultivation claims.
Notice of sale under statute in Hopewell State for a deed in laying out a town trust. names Martin Sabe and others as parties. Sale set for September 19 at 1 o’clock, at the olive grove, to settle a land claim. sheriff and county officials involved.
Notice for Publication final proof for Katonsen of Clarence Hy hand enters to establish ownership by residence and cultivation per act. Hearing set September 12 with witnesses B J Your, Gonurail, A August. Also notice for Karl K Damison entry 658 asserting residence and cultivation, September 10 with witnesses Doveherty, Har ry Girewell, duck Van Rilen. Both notices filed at Mackenzie Idaho and Dieteieh Idaho respectively.
In the Probate Court of Lincoln County Idaho the matter of the estate of Mrs. Reirty v. Tease is set for proving the will of Reirty Gray deceased and for hearing the petition for letters testamentary by Robert A. Clay on September 7, 18th, at 2 PM at the court room in Shoshone. Fuller's clerk notice dated August 18 to September 15.
Acting Secretary Hays signed a cooperative agreement with Idaho to exchange about 600000 acres of land in the state for equal value in national forest lands. The deal seeks to keep land valuable for forestry and reduce disputes over forest service management.
An alias summons from the Fourth Judicial District Court of Lincoln County Utah demands the defendant appear within forty days to answer a complaint over a promissory note. The action seeks thirteen hundred dollars plus ten percent interest from February 8, 4909 and an attorney fee, with the plaintiff assigned the note from the State Bank of Utah.
State Board of Land Commissioners Idaho announces a contest against described lands Lot four and Southeast Interior of Southwest Quarter Section thirty township nine south range east Boise Meridian Lin Idaho. Contestants must appear September 15 before the State Land Commissioners. Publication requested weekly for five weeks within the county where lands lie. N. Jenness, Register. Dated Aug 5 1911.
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