City moves to pave twelve miles in Rupert area
Special city council meeting approves contract for twelve miles of paving at Twin Patis Rupert and authorizes ownership of the electric plant. Reports mention utility matters, local projects, and public notices affecting Idaho communities, with several references to court actions and civic developments.
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Twin Patis
Rupert
University of Idaho Glee Club
Idaho
Holse Valley Traction Company
We Utilities Commission
Hevoawe
Luther Kephanton
Mudte
Funda Highy
Jefferson County
New Wimber
Eee
Paul Bennett
Vanne Johnson
Wan
Bindfont
Bret Degree Muarer
Chat Johnson
Leon Heese Marward
Hieemee Ihidabo
Klehe
Wiler
West Erenon
Aticine
Buhl Chamber
Romneree
Thatberry
Tefel
Mathers Mahento
Norton
J. Mo Norton
Hepert
Frence
Crelag
J. J. Gaboon
Pocatello
Wae Jude
Srike
Twin Fails
Wight
Snake River
Wyoming
Maran
Derkeen Lake
Telluwetene Park
Allow
Thomas
Nelbur
Sugar City
Matos
Mahe Pulls
Astile Bortiood
Lule Shepperdt
Ales
Suer Cmy Nelbnur
Departmente of the
Palte Entanty Wimluceirn
Newton Wenarott
Myearddigh
Crues
Rigby
Orteder
Soldier's Novel Protest At Downing Street in 1919
Veteran Wagstaff and other marchers parade near Downing Street as they protest government treatment of war veterans. Premier Lloyd George is present as authorities seek to maintain order amid the silent demonstration.
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Wagstaff
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Lamton
New Fish Too Lon Londonderry Tale
A fragment recounts Lon Londonderry escaping harm aboard a wheat plane incident and a keeper's tale of a smart rat in private waters. The boy learns waters claimed by Lord Londonderry may be questioned as the keeper recalls an hour’s lapse and a question of ownership.
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Londonderry
Londonvery
Lemtonderry
Canaries, Canaries and Curious Claims Revisited
An assortment of curious questions and trivia items are noted. Topics include canaries’ color origins, English airship plans, Scottish landlords’ obligations, ring finger symbolism, Massachusetts prison uniforms, spy interrogation methods with lemon baths, and ancient Egyptian artificial limbs cited in a 19th century column.
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Canaries
England
Scotland
Massachusetts
Toston Post
From Ribbons to Hardware Niblick Changes Department
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip notes Niblick, once a ribbon and lace man, transferred to the hardware department by a manager who says he grew sentimental with female patrons. If one customer in hardware is waited on, she will likely be the type who won’t tolerate any fool.
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Niblick
Hardware
Ishneas
Birmingham Age-Herald
How did you find the naturalist's lecture on sponges
A brisk exchange frames a light moment about a naturalist lecture on sponges. The quip uses a pun on absorbing interest and hints at public engagement with natural history.
I Want to Be Incorporated Says Italian Client
In a Los Angeles Times story cited for Power of the Human Voice a middle aged Italian says he will print advertising cards claiming incorporation to gain prestige. Lou Guernsey questions him about actual incorporation and the man admits he lacks knowledge, promising payment if needed. He also jokes about becoming a director and yelling at actors in moving pictures.
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Lou Guernsey
Lou
Guernsey
Los Angeles Times
Resemblance Prompt Sparks Father Son Debate
A brief kitchen exchange captures a mother noting the baby resembles the father while a caller hedges with a hesitant reply. The dialogue hints at shared traits drawing a comparison between parent and child. The snippet reflects everyday ambiguity in family observations.
Still More. Doctor Checks Temperature and Cash
A fragment records a quip about a doctor asking for the patient’s temperature and all available cash, implying a humorous or poignant exchange during a medical visit. The line preserves period voice and local-paper tone through concise dialogue.
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Fremont
Paris
Grand Valala
Paria
Treasury
U. A
Boston Harbor
Leen Price
Prmnikiiy
Ulm S Nceed
Wrigleys
Compaq Creek
Michigan
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