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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
6
A garbled pastiche of quotes and names discusses suffrage, judges, and political figures. Notable mentions include Washington Star, Baltimore American, Louisville Courier Journal, and New York mayor Gaynor. The text weaves slogans, misread phrases, and partial citations without a coherent single event.
The piece discusses how old pianos are traded for new, the liberal trade-in price plus cash and monthly payments, and describes repair, boxing, and shipping to South America, Africa, and other regions, where they are sold to locals who want music. It notes the cost-covered by the dealer via trade value, repairs, and shipping with interest. It also mentions a 1912 National Irrigation Congress call and Salt Lake City session agenda.
Fragments describe the National Irrigation Congress with officials and delegates from states and territories, discussion topics on irrigation and forest preservation, and a Utah fair pageant. Also listed are a public sale of home furnishings in Payette, Idaho on August 3 1912 and a separate land sale offer near Dead Ox Flat under the Snow Moody Project with an option for payment.
A fragmented humor piece sketches a royal visit tension with a sultan and barroom barbs ending with a comic miscue about Blackheath. A second anecdote recounts two Americans aboard a night train in England mishearing a location, prompting a bashful English correction and a quip about keeping conversations private. The header also references a countryside hay sale and a notice about coal lands for sale near a ranch.
The coroner and a witness debated where a man was struck by the attto tmobile. The witness pointed to a map showing the junction of the dorsal and cervical vertebrae and a wall map in the room.
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