Walton vs Hays wage suit on trial in Boise
Walton sues for 1218.60 claiming unpaid wages from June 20 to December 28 on James Mays ranch in Bingham County. Hays cross-claims 1583.43 paid though owed only 0. The case before Judge Carl Davis with a jury in the Fifth District Court.
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Walton Vs. Hays
Davis
Boise
Carl Davis
Fifth District
Lee Walton
James H. Mays
American Falls
Mays
Atter
Bingham County
Hays
Walton
H. A. Jacobs
John H. Townsend
Charles H. Smith
A J.ree
Jim Williams
Welvin Henderson
Felix Ys
Mh. Chetan
Fragmentary public notices from early 1918 funds
Partial OCR reads lists of fund numbers for officers fire department and police funds dated April 26 1918. The fragment hints at a formal municipal accounting or appropriation notice without complete details or names.
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Ib Mart
Boose Sale Case Involving Vernon Bird and Ban nock Indian
Vernon Bird a Blackfoot stableman failed to complete a purchase agreement with Ban nock Indian Willets for two pint bottles of boose. Bird sold one bottle and agreed to deliver the second, but the case, to be heard before a United States Commissioner, was not held due to the prosecuting witness's absence.
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Vernon Bird
Phos Yp Willets
Bannock
Bird
Theodore Tur
Stefansson Expedition Team Plans Arctic Eskimo Subsistence
The article describes Stefansson and Anderson conversing with Eskimos along the Arctic coast from Point Barrow to the Mackenzie region. They expect to live like the natives, relying on fish and game, with limited berries in summer, and see no starvation risk due to abundant wildlife.
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Joong Beauchat
Ant Ie
Dennis
Forbes
Edinburgh
Victoris
Victorisland
Stefansson
Anderson
Point Barrow
Alaska
Mackenzie River
Wes
Joe Jong
As Nee
Will
Summer School at the Academy Opens Next Week
The seventh annual session of the state academy summer school will open here next Monday. Attendance may exceed previous years as dormitory accommodations fill rapidly. Courses are taught by experienced educators from Idaho schools with special lectures planned by Supt. W. R. Siders and other prominent figures, possibly including national educators due to the NEA meeting in Salt Lake City.
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State Academy
Academy
Ram Sheamin
Arial
Tonis
Poestello
Surmel
Eens
Supt
W. R. Siders
Pocatello Public Schools
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Boose Hidden in Piano Reported in Soda Springs Raid
Fragmentary police notes describe a search and seizure raid in Soda Springs. The sheriff reports a woman in a house of ill fame detained, with liquor at issue and an unnamed officer involved in the investigation.
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Soda Springs House
Soda Springs
Soda
Foster
Pine
There Is Nothing Better Remedy Ad
There is nothing better for diarrhoea than Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Hunt the world over and you will not find a better remedy. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Tax collector’s overdue plea noted in Bee item
A brief Bee item reports the treasurer’s overdue tax plea and notes a small delay affecting local finances. No names or dates are clearly readable. The fragment suggests fiscal concerns and public awareness.
Digestive remedy ad from Tribune-ia
An old newspaper advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle, effective remedy for digestion issues. It claims ease of use and quick results, urging readers to buy from druggists and noting coverage in Tribune-ia.
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