Payette Idaho Special Election Ordinance on Property Sale
Payette City approves a special election to decide selling Lot 8, Block 1 of Gorrie's Addition for not less than 2000 in cash. Notice issued for April 22 1919 with ward polling places and ballots to show a cross vote. Local officials prepare a deed if the measure passes.
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Payeite
Payette
Idaho
Pay- Evtth
State OF Idaho
Gorrte
Payette County
Gorrie
Fayette
Tako
County Recorder of
Tolabo
County of
Payelle
Gertie
Mie
County Recorder
City of
Center Avenue
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Secord
Woodward
Stephen Clanton
Boneless beef saves U S Army seventy three thousand daily
Government estimates show boneless beef cuts freight and storage needs, saving about $73 000 daily for overseas troops. An army officer noted the bonesless method reduces shipping space and costs, addressing wartime spending concerns during Victory Loan campaigns.
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U. S. Army
America
Why Sell Eggs by the Pound in Canadian Groceries
A long discussed plan to sell eggs by weight rather than by the dozen gains support among grocers. A trade journal reports many dealers favor the move but notes the public has yet to be educated to buy eggs by weight. It argues consumers will accept the fairer, faster method due to variation in egg sizes.
Federal protection for migratory birds not withdrawn says game warden
A Washington dispatch and U S game warden B G Merrill of Hinsdale explain that a 1913 act and a treaty based law give the federal government full power to provide closed seasons for migratory birds. New York has extended duck shooting time on Long Island, sparking concern over relaxed game laws. France protects game in its forests with rigid measures, illustrating different policy paths for wildlife protection.
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Washington
Supreme Court
B. G. Merrill
United States
Hinsdale
Great Britain
Congress
Merrill
Jonrn
New York
Long Island
France
Argonne Forest
America
Chicago ‘Tribune
Daily Thought Poem Note Echoing Paine’s Times
A concise quotation fragment evokes Thomas Paine’s line These are the times that try men s souls and reflects on enduring hardship. The brief item spots a historic sentiment, linking modern readers to Revolutionary era reflections on resilience.
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Thomas Paine
Stanton Bros Payette Commissary Annual Congregational Meeting
Stanton Bros. announce the Payette Commissary Annual Congregational Meeting next Sunday evening to report the year’s work. They express gladness at accomplishments and invite members and interested people for the new religious enterprise. Sermon theme for morning is Statistics that Palpitate and Statistics that Aggregate. all services follow the changed clock with evening service at eight o'clock per April customs.
Methodist Church League of Nations Meeting This Sunday
The Methodist Church announces a league of nations topic via seminar on Sunday evening. Junior League gathers at 8 p.m. Epworth 1 preaching each week. Centenary Meeting every Wednesday evening. All services open to everyone. Pastor H. K. Wallis invites attendees.
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League of Nations
Will
Semon
Epworth
H. K. Wallis
Notice for Sprinkling Bids by Payette City Council 1919
The City of Payette invites sealed bids to sprinkle city streets for the 1919 season. Bids must be received in the City Clerk’s office by 8 o’clock P M on Monday April 7 1919 and will be opened by the City Council at 8 o’clock that day. The Council may reject any or all bids. MARTIN Q LUTHER, City Clerk.
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City of
Payette
City Couneil
Cuuneil
Martin Q. Luther
For Sale Alfalfa Seed First and Second Grade
Payette listing by L Moore at Lovers Lane seeks buyers for alfalfa seed in first and second grade. The notice notes sale date April 8 and contact details.
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Moore
Lovers Lane
Payette
Wanted land and agents seek buyers and salesoffers
Wanted ten or twenty acre tract from owner not agent. Land must be good and prices right with small payment down and monthly installments. Address I A Harris Vincent Oregon. For sale 48 acres land half in alfalfa not better land inquire at Enterprise. For sale a small stock ranch half mile from the Creamery good house large barn hay space five shares water in Lowe Payette Canal good pasture convenient for town cows. Payette Idaho price low terms cash address P Q Box 496 Payette Idaho. Wanted full or part time agents to sell our income protection policies. All wage earners will be interested. Exclusive territory. Direct some office contracts. Write National Casualty Trust Michigan. Bigs for hatching from heavy laying strain of Barred Rocks 1.00 for 15 ages. Will take orders for baby chicks at 10 cents each Mrs Cary Tussing Fruitland Idaho.
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I. A. Harris
Vincent
Oregon
Smfail
Creamery
Lowe Payette Canal
P. Q. Box
Payette Idaho
Cary
Tussing
Fruitland
Idaho
Why Romans Dread Owls in Ancient Lore
The elder Pliny states the horned owl is a grim, unlucky creature linked to death and misfortune. Romans feared it as a midnight messenger, especially in cities where its eerie cries signaled doom. A stray horned owl into Rome sparked wide consternation, prompting purification rites.
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Pliny
Rome
Butler
Ines
Huafbras
How False Fur Is Made Patent Process From France
A French patented method creates imitation fur by freezing animal or plant fibers in ice, sawing blocks, partially melting a surface, applying glue, and pressing a flexible sheet to bind hairs, then melting away the ice to leave the fibers attached to the backing. Rubber is suggested as a glue base.
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France
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Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
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Christian Church
J. R. Woodward
Martin C. Luther
I. R. Woodward
Attest
Martino, Luther
Hardy
War Department
Stanton Bros
Payette Commissary
Presbyterian Church
Enterprise
Oxfords
Cross
Wm. M. Scholl
Ime Sholl
Are
Farber
B. R. Fitch, the Land Man
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