Payette County Budget Fights and Election Notice
Payette county faces expense fund shortages after 1918 bills and unpaid 1919 costs. A letter blasts misrepresentation by a Banner editor while proposing open air social venues to keep youths in Payette. Also notices a general election on April 7 1919 for mayor clerk and two councilors with ward voting sites and a city seal dated April 8 1919.
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Payette County
Pruitland Banner
Banner
Tani
Beck
Motor and Vehicle Fund
Banney
Payette
Idaho
Bienmiz
Wiaho
Eait
Center Avenue
Oregon Short Line Railroad
City of
Oregon Short Line
City Hall
Woodward
Stephen
Clanton
Serebnto
Burns Birthday Echoes in Dizzy, Humorous Jubilant Recollection
A nostalgic note marks Robert Burns one hundred sixty birthday on January 25 with wit and speculation. It imagines Burns debating Lis Rivers, addressing the Kaiser, and joking about his potential American connections and fame. The piece, in a playful tone, recalls Burns as a global poet whose legend endures in satire and comic misprints.
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Robert Burns
Robbie
Lis River
Dell
Willie
Burns
West Indies
Kilmarnock
Ben Franklin
Philadelphia
Ben
Encyclopedia Britannica
Collier's, Weekly
Fragmentary Old Sweet Way note in church themes
Fragmented OCR reads as a religious verse referencing the Lord, Christmas and homefolk, with garbled names and places. It mentions dark times and hope, a Christine mailing in a child, and Branlgh in Atlnnts Constitu- indicating a stray, incomplete historical reference.
Coal The Cornerstone Of Britain's Power In World Trade
Britain’s wealth and global standing rest on coal. Coal mines employ over a million workers and fuel related industries from iron to shipbuilding. Britain supplies about a quarter of the world’s coal, providing money and goods through exports, while reserves are limited to about 500 more years at current use.
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Great Britain
Britain
Australia
California
South Africa
Missionaries Expand Roles Beyond Individual Conversions
A Asia Magazine excerpt notes mission work now requires staff to manage multiple institutions. Missionaries increasingly oversee churches, native pastors, hospitals, printing presses and finances, while raising most of their own support. The shift from lone evangelism to broad organizational efforts strains workers.
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Elases
Fleld
India
Tyler Dennett
Asia Magazine
Payette County common school district notices scheduled
Notice is hereby given that the annual school meetings of the common school districts of Payette County will be held on Monday April 21 1910 at the various school houses to elect trustees determine the amount of money to be raised by special tax determine the length of time schools must be taught and to transact any other business necessary Fay Sutton Hinkley First publication April 3rd Last publication April 10th.
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Payette County
Fay Sutton Hinkley
Letters Work for Victory Liberty Loan Drive
A St. Louis businessman urges business letters to bear the slogan Yours for the Victory Loan to boost support for the $5,000,000,000 drive. Start now to help push the April campaign over the top with signed letters and firm public insistence.
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St. Louis
Americans Never Quit Liberty Bonds Appeal
Treasury Secretary Catler Glass urges Americans to hold and buy Liberty Bonds to support wartime financing. He says selling bonds hurts the government credit and prolongs the war, insisting bond investments are safe with guaranteed return and interest while funds work for the nation.
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Catler Glass
the Treasury
United States
Victory Drive Medal Honors Liberty Loan Workers
Treasury to award medals for volunteers in the Victory Liberty Loan drive. Medals made from captured German cannons will bear worker names and their service, as the $5 billion campaign begins April 21.
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Treasury Department
Hospitals in the Clouds Airborne Germ Free Idea
The Philadelphia North American discusses placing hospitals in high airships above cities to avoid germs, proposing airborne wards for open wounds and diseases like tuberculosis, especially benefiting children with rickets. It notes pilots carriers and planes could move patients, a concept physicians deem soon possible.
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Philadelphia
North American
How Bobby Got Dirty in White Suits
A mother calls Robert dirty after his suit gets stained on the way to town while John’s suit remains clean. Robert protests, crying that the dirt is from the path, and asks not to be left behind, pleading with his mother.
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Bobby
John
Robert
How War Records Will Be Preserved For Posterity
Austria requested mayors in German and Austrian towns to record local wartime events, food, wear and casualties to create a vast archive. The material, sent to Vienna's public librarian, will form hundreds of volumes detailing civilian life and privations, separate from military history.
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Er&corp
Austria
Germany
Lbrarian
Vienna
Baby born at Cheek home and valley notes
A baby girl arrived at Mr and Mrs M M Cheek on March 18. Mrs Cheek and baby are fine. Water storage doubles from last year. head gates locked. Numerous local visits, dances, and social events noted at Cheek and Kiefer homes. Residents travel to Nessy Oregon and Payette surroundings. several residents visiting relatives. For sale 48 acres of land half in alfalfa near Enterprise.
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M. M. Cheek
Lela Cockrum
Payette
Cheek
Oscar Kiefer
Otto
Alva Elam
New York
Goml
Melt McCollough
Paddock Valley
Oreg
Maggie Elams
Elmer Wicklund
Earl St.Clair
Diet
Veryone
Liver
Margie Bell
Robt
Thornton
Nelson
Lenora
C. A. Carrin
Mell Drinkwine
New Plymouth Suruday
Floyd Blarton
Baby
Jerrie Cosman
L. A. Walker
Ontario
Catherine Stirm
Brother Lent
Will Stirm
Burel Maule
Ingulra At
Enterprise
Soil ballast from France forms fifty acres of new Norfolk land
A World War I ballast project left French soil in Norfolk near St Helena Base. Transports returning from France carried soil to balance ships, unloading it on marshy land to reclaim and beautify the area. The revived tract may feature flower gardens, with seed and plant listings from Denny and Co.
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France
Norfolk
America
St. Helena
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