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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
4
Classified item offering a 40 or 60 acre ranch privilege or option to purchase. Includes note about WANTED WORK ON RANCH by a man, and various terse entries about equipment, washing, and a young mare for sale or exchange. Contact details: Box 676 Payette Idaho.
Maurice Francis Egwn reflects in the Yule Review on how the Victorian era offered intense cultural life and political shocks. He notes readers across America discussed Hawthorne Emerson and English writers while battles from Crimea to 1870s Europe shaped thought and kept minds from stagnation.
Sir Thomas Lipton spoke at a Y M C A address in New York urging integrity among businessmen. He compared many to a divorce lawyer overheard in a club, noting nervousness and the danger of gossip while claiming to keep confidences within the room.
London observers note a spring rebirth of wildlife with storks returning to Strassburg and larger birds appearing in London. Kestrels jays magpies sparrow hawks and carrion crows are increasingly seen in gardens and streets as the postwar season unfolds.
Josephus Daniels, the United States secretary of the navy, urged in a Kingston speech that no Englishman has a stronger claim to Runymede than L in a remark deemed heaven sent by the Christian Science Monitor.
Popular Mechanics notes long effort since 1914 to join French and Spanish railways. A new Ax area France to Puerta Pedra on the Spanish side tunnel has broken through to unite the lines, easing crossborder rail traffic and cementing the union.
Delinquent assessments from 1918 on lands within Payette Heights Irrigation District listed by landowners with acres and amounts. Public auction set for September 2, 1919, at 10 a.m. at Payette County location to satisfy the district's assessments costs and penalties.
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