County tales from Winona to Grangeville and beyond
Otto Smith of Winona married Mrs. Smith of Newport News in the courthouse. Curtis of near Grangeville fined $25 for fishing trout under six inches and unlicensed. Kemp Bettison & Keane report 4800 sheep shorn on Craig mountain with fleeces averaging ten pounds. Hairman arrested at Caldwell on alleged service claims. Snake River boat capsize rescue by three men shows peril of crossing. The Pathe feature The Sawdust Doll shows at the Orpheum next Tuesday with a Mary Pickford connection.
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Otto Smith
Winona
Mray Smith
Newport News
Mondey
Court House
W. N. Knox
Curtis
Don C. Fisher
Fish and Re
Whitebird Creek
Len W. Kemp
C. E. Bettison
A. C. Keane
Kemp, Bettison & Keane
Grangeville
Forest
Craig Mountain
Kemp
Charles Hairman
W. H. Eller
Caldwell
Idaho County
Hairman
G. W. Barker
U.S
Secret Service
France
Snake River
Jack Lewis
Harpster
Virgil A. Metz
Idaho
Oregon
Walter Brockman
Pathe
Baby Marie Osborne
Vna
Sambo
Agnes C. Johnston
Mary Pickford
Orpheum Theatre
Rye seed for sale in Grangeville ad
J. E. Heritage advertises rye seed with claims of drought tolerance and weed control for hay, pasture, or seed. J. V. Baker & Son offers salt fertilizer products including half-ground and dairy sulfurized blocks at reasonable prices. Contact Pacific phone 258 and local listings show the two merchants handling the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangeville
Pacific
J. E. Heritage
J. V. Baker & Son
Farmers Day at the University of Idaho
University of Idaho invites Idaho citizens to Farmers Day on July 5 with an on campus assembly at 9 30 a m tours of experiment station barns and livestock herds a band concert by the Cowboy Band Grangeville an address by President E H Lindley a basket lunch on campus and an afternoon program including aeroplane flight by Captain Fetters and the North Idaho baseball final.
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E. J. Iddings
College of Agriculture
State of Idaho
Grangeville
Walcome
E. H. Lindley
Fetters
US Army
Cascade
North Idaho
Notice for Publication in the Land Lewiaton District
Notice is hereby given that Witasy Read, with post office address in Sorin Idaho, has filed an application under the acts governing land patents. The filing references the Townahin Bern area and related parcels. The July 199 date is referenced for intent and eligibility, with the full deed and maps available for public inspection.
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Land Lewiaton
Witasy
Sorin Idaho
Townahin
Bern
Bolivar’s flotilla seized by Llaneros at Apure river
In a desperate river crossing near Apure Bolivar faced a guarding Spanish flotilla. He rallied 300 Llaneros noted for strength and bravery to seize the flotilla, crossing with lances and horses through crocodile-infested waters. The Llaneros captured the flotilla and pressed on toward the riverbank.
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Venezuela
Giallin
Bolivar
Idreda Bolivar
Paes
Not Founder of Old Eli Yale and the college gift tale
Fragmentary historical reminiscence recounts Elihu Yale not founder of Yale University yet influencing its formation through gifts of money and books. The piece notes his career with the East India Company, governorship in India, marriage to a woman of rank, and connections shaping the Connecticut college’s naming. It mentions Dummer’s advocacy for a college named Yale and a substantial gift that surpassed expectations, with Yale’s tomb epitaph invoking a global life.
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Elihu Yate
Yale
Maby
New England
Boston
Great East India Company
India
Eogland
Connecticut
Kite
Dummer
Yale College
América
Europe
Africa
Asia
Effects of air resistance on trains in a tunnel
The article describes how air resistance in the Simpson tunnel, 15 feet wide and 18 feet high with a 250 square foot cross section, impacts train speed. Ventilation by two large fans creates a strong air current, reducing train speed in both directions. trains coasting by gravity can reach about 85 miles per hour due to braking by air, with resistance higher than in open air at higher speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Simpson
Wo Iwrege Binet
Brique
Mysterious Device Affects Targeting in Combat Narrative
Fragmented text describes a system that simulates shots and reveals opponent positions. It mentions a mechanism that releases negatives and a process to register outcomes, implying a device that records hit locations and enemy behavior for strategic analysis. The passage is incomplete and difficult to parse.
Fragmentary Note On An Overpaid Threepence
A damaged OCR fragment discusses an overpaid threepence in the Dover rate, auditing and rate accounts. It notes months spent by the ice department reviewing the accounts, mentions overseers and costs, and references a small sum in dispute.
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Dover
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Lehigh
Sherwin-Willias
Sherman-Williams
Sherman- Williams
Stansford
John Hoene
Lapwai
Rose Bros
Jlth Americin
OLD
ELI
Famous College
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