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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
7
A fragmentary editorial piece debates Bible evolution and authority, asking if changes should inform belief and noting historical councils and church figures. It contrasts moral duties within marriage, parental guidance, and religious instruction with troubling personal and social behaviors discussed by the writer.
A fragmented report notes four uncompleted vessels in Virginia shipyards, funded by public money, with critics arguing the fleet project wastes millions while some ships may never sail. The piece highlights the river conditions, shipyard delays, and alleged profiteering linked to wartime efforts.
Relieved candidate Lame Dae seeks a chamber seat after weeks of effort. The notice outlines the application process and eligibility. Local officials emphasize qualifications and timelines for this public post.
Thousands kept on payrolls to ax things as Washington endures wartime congestion in Congress. Tens of thousands of clerks, highly paid, remain for emergency duties while many workers resign to peaceful pursuits. Lawmakers complain of overcrowded houses and wasted reports. An immediate move to resolve the clerical surge and the relief of troops’ families is urged as the war ends.
The fragment lists a wartime expense figure in dollars, mentioning Germany, costs, and payments. It reads as a garbled OCR snippet with numbers such as 41,000,000,000 and references to expenditures tied to German territory and war conduct.
A fragmented 1916 style transcript blends wartime orders about blankets rifles and cannons with a Idaho district court summons. The piece cites Grand and Seventh Judicial Districts, Simon M. Christy plaintiff versus Leo Herlocker Caroline Herlocker and Earl Waldie, summoning them to appear within twenty to forty days. It references property in Canyon County, Boise Meridian, and a mortgage suit with costs and interest.
In the Seventh Judicial District of Idaho the petitioners led by George A Astian seek to establish a joint petition before the district clerk of Canyon County. The filing requests a decree to detach and grant exclusive use of land located in Section Twenty eight Township Four North to a specific party as described in the legal document.
Court in Callwell set for May 9 1919 to hear petition. Anyone wishing to protest must file with District Court Clerk two days before the hearing. Attorneys listed include Anna Grace Brown and Lethea H Elston for petitioners.
Notice states a publication for probate in Canyon County Idaho and details a water rights application under Permit No. 12291. It lists parties including Charles C Picard and heirs of several deceased individuals, describes land parcels in Boise Meridian, and notes the State of Idaho proceeding with a sale subject to court confirmation and publication dates.
Morice of Penal' of Notice im Rereby given that ap 10 a vg om Doe OKb day of Tyne 4919 at Chigwell County of Cauryon State of Tiaho before 6 Mumford notary public proof will he submitted of the aplication to beneficial use of twa fee be second of the waters of Wardaley Gulch In accordance the ferme and cond Permit Net heretofore issued the State Engineer of the State of Idaho The are and portotfies sol dcens of the person of conregation holding and permit are Charles Picard and MOA Roberts Caliwell Idaho The nee wo which said water has teet applied in irrigation and domee The amount applied 10 benefi cal uesia two cubic feet per arcand Once here naih water used irrigation an rureta fan set the ands se EAR Ww The date of the priority which said exer in prepared to establish is November Naik W G SWENDSEN Commissioner of Reclamation 59.66.
A scrambled OCR fragment references Dan County and Birdle Cook associated with milling and a local public issue. The readable portion indicates a property or business matter involving milling interests and district or zoning concerns in the county. No clear dates, entities, or outcomes are extractable enough to confirm.
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