Lincoln County Tax Levy for 1905 Set by Board
The Lincoln County Idaho Board of Commissioners met September 11 12 and 13 1905 to fix the state and county tax levy for 1905. They established rates for state general expense wagon road bond fund school fund and other items and fixed a road poll tax at 2.00. The session adjourned sine die. Animal show by Cozail's Big Trained Animal Circus announced for Shoshone September 29 with a large tent and 800 performing animals. parade at 11 30 a.m. Also notice of dissolution of partnership in Swope & Wheeler dated August 25 1908.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Lincoln County
F. Bd. Grouse
W. B. Kelly
Guy Lemmon
Harry W. Anderson
Norris and
Rowe
Cozail
United States
Canada
Machanice
San Francisco
Swope & Wheeler
JW. Wheeler
Local notes from Hayburn and Shoshone area
Long column reports community happenings in Shoshone and Rupert regions. News covers school principals visiting, teachers arriving, residents ill or improving, a new Rupert Pioneer issue, travel to Ogden and Albion, a Dodge lodge gathering, a gasoline launch afloat, quarantine cases at a mill, Parker brothers debt and pursuit, a fatality of Mrs. Amanda Ruick, and family details of local figures.
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Amanda D. Ruick
United States
N. 'M. Ruick
Jefferson Avenue
Ruick
Amanda D. Hughes
Grand View
Spencer
Mr. Ruick
L. L. Reiff
Ketchum
Tolabo
Boise
On Life's Journey Through a Strained Riddle
A fragmented reflection speaks of life’s road to a level, hinting at climbing or sinking paths. The text cryptically contrasts ascent and descent with garbled lines about “Migin ay well ga baverss.”
Uneducated Sudanese Population Cited at Three Million
A historical note asserts that Sudan's population reached about 3,000,000 with nearly all residents described as uneducated. The statement reflects early 20th century views on literacy and development, highlighting widespread educational neglect.
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Sudan
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the County Board
Sine Die
F. E. Grosse
Fanny W. Axpersox
Fanny
Twin Falls
Journal Special
Hayburn
Mr. Hinton
James Alexander
Bert Sandon
Adam Hail
C. C. Newton
Minidoka
EF. W. Kleinman
Huckvale
Bloomington
Gilbert Brinton
J. F. Lavy
St. Joseph
Missouri
Heyburn House
The
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T. M. Ferrin
Ogden
Harry Beaty
Lon Stillwell
Sparks and Stillwell
Little Gem Reseaurant
Margeret Walch
Florence Walsh
Lucila Ferrin
Della Ferrin
Clara Jones
Burley
Opera House
A. R. Campbell
Heyburn Dodge
Albion Dast
Mr. Puller
Soda Springs
Tirom
Tdaho
Marshall Hailer
Council
Richard
Amdas
Welsern
Constable Burgess
Milner
Parker Bros
Utah
W. G. Custer
Custer
Parkers
May & Nicely
W. D. Vredenburgh
Burgess
Snake River
Lincoln
Cassia
Mr. Burgess
JT Brin Als
Burcess
Meat Market
William C. Custer
New Columbia Motel
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W. J. Smith
Misspest River
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Hersty
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Madu
Getoborte
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Hezan
Ter
Nia
TGR
Eaid Ind
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Lammon
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