Yellowstone Park Excursions and Local Notices
An aggregated public notice page lists travel details for Yellowstone Park excursions via Hotel Route and Wylie Way, with contact notes for Agesia and a 3142 reference. It includes lost items a gold brooch with reward, and various ads for rooms, trades, and farming land, plus multiple candidate announcements for Canyon County offices and sheriff nominations, with names such as John Norris Alfred Stone John A Baker and John Shumate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Vis “Wylie Way
C. BL
Agesia
Local notes on families and visitors in Payette region
North Payette News reports on Mr. McCurry of Evening Capital News in the area last Monday. Ontario residents Van Valkenburgs move to Chatelle place. Chatelle departs for Smith's Center Kansas to take a pharmacy post. Melon thieves warned as early depredations begin. bounty of $2.50 per melon. Dozens of social visits and birthdays noted including Chatelle, Hinkleys, Cornelsons, and Lindquist. Several residents travel or relocate to Tamarack and Smith's Center. Steigerwalt case in Boise. Adams visit from Centralia Illinois marked seventh western visit.
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Valetta Armstrong
P. P. Dawson
Rene Jackson
H. Cornelson
M. Lindquist
Clyde Chatelle
Smith's Center
Kansas
D. R. Burham
H. Reimers
Guy Cochrum
A Oster
California
Frank Steigerwalt
Boise
Alta Cox
Steigerwalt
Albert Adams
Centralia
Ilinois
Jimerson
Crystal
Adams
West
Edith Lesh
Lenora Thornton
Chas
Hezeltine
Sylvester Jackson
Z. Puchett
Fruitland
P. Jimerson
Lawrence Johnson
Ontario
van Valkenburg
Jackson
Wolser
August 12 to 14 Details at Hotel Route and Wylie Way
The note lists dates August 12 and August 14 with references to Hotel Route and Wylie Way. It mentions agents for details and folders, coded as 81-12, implying a contact or filing reference. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
Boy uses wild weed stems to pipe spring water
A fourteen year old on a West Virginia farm brought water from a hillside spring to the house using large hollow cow weed stalks over an inch thick, five to six feet long, joined by twine and wrapped with asbestos paint. Pipes rest on forked sticks overhead and are partly buried. Total cost under 50 cents.
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West Virginia
Robinson Announces Candidacy for Canyon County Superintendent
Apphia L. Robinson announces on the Republican ticket her candidacy for superintendent of public instruction in Canyon County. Primary election is set for September 6. She pledges to devote effort to advancing public school work if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon County
Alfred F. Stone
John A. Baker
Parma
Idaho
Apphia L. Robinson
McDougall Cabinet Offer for $1 Weekly
Advertisement touts a McDougall cabinet with multiple conveniences and laboredving devices. It promises affordability through a weekly payment plan of one dollar. Customers are invited to visit to learn details and terms.
Hen hatches quail eggs at Willis Webb farm
A Willis Webb Sr hen hatched a setting of quail eggs in a meadow nest observed with four young quails thriving in the brood. A nearby bench resident Mr. Ross also incubated Chinese pheasant eggs with a hen caring for several young pheasants, as reported by Emmett Index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Webb, Sr
Ross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Payette, Idaho
State Depository
Canyon Com'l. Co., Ltd
the Payette Mills, Inc
F. O. Yeater Gen'l. Mgr
Payette
Phtereon
Carter
Enterprise Office
Second St
7Th Ave
North
Jennie McManus
Bugsy
W. T. Rabinhurst
John H. Norris
John
Shumate
Nampa
Norris and Kumber
B.D
L. L. Folsom
Republican
George E. Crum
Lewiston
North Payette News
McDougall
J. A. Lauer & Bro
Stanton Bros
The
Pure Food Store
Pennsylvania Avenue
Payette River
Durham
Durham Bull
D. W. Ainey
J. M. Swanson
M. F. Albert
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