Cigarette smoking blamed for youths in Oregon Journal line
A 1900s Oregon Journal report quotes Judge Lindsay condemning teen cigarette use and warning it leads to worse habits. It cites concern over 1200 boys daily taking up smoking, noting health decline and moral corruption, with emphasis on discipline and early arrest.
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Portland
Teylood
Lindsay
Dwt
Svepielon
Lio Mora
Diane
Aden
Barnum and Bailey Circus Promises New Spectacle in Boise
The Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth returns to Boise on August 28 featuring Cleopatra a wordless spectacle, a rebuilt parade and a vast European novelty program. Highlights include Katie Sandwina Mae Wirth Victoria Codona and multiple elephant and horse acts with a parade lasting three miles. The company travels on a mile long train with 1500 employed and 4100 vehicles. Also offered are for sale Derrick poles by A H Ramsey.
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Barnum and Bailey
Boise
Cleopatra
America
Katie Sandwina
Winston
Berzac
Siegrist-Sibon
Mae Wirth
Victoria Codona
Georgetty
Florence Ives Jardy
Les Deko
Avidison Square Garden
New York
Community News Briefs From Local Neighborhood
Hugh Shearer returns from the Lakes after several weeks away. A Kensington gathering hosted by the American Women's League is planned for Friday afternoon August 8 at the Chapter House with contests in sowing, carp, trays, and more. Many residents report visits, trips, and family outings including trips to Boise, Owyhee, Caldwell, and mountain excursions.
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Hugh Shearer
Lakes
Prines
Dean Roe
Portland
And
Mea
J. J. Roberta
Welser River
Donna Latty
Opyt Nirsy / Lattig
Anéta
Irene Marland
Thursay
Washoe
H. Harland
Boise
Garland
Adams
Romilda
Wilber Carter
Mountains
Katie Zogt
Owyhee
Cornelson
Etheline
Henry Cornelson
Chas. Shontz
Irene Tiariand
Caldwell
Preneh. S
Payette Considers Sprinkling District Ordinance No 218
The City of Payette proposes a local improvement sprinkling district to water streets and avenues within city boundaries including River Street through Twentieth Street and North and South avenues. Property owners are notified of the plan and that costs will be assessed at nine tenths of a cent per front foot, with city covering intersections, and a hearing set for September 2, 1912 at 6 PM at City Hall for objections.
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Woodward
City of
Payette
Peyette
First Avenue South
Second Avenue South
Third Avenue South
Sixth Avenue South
City Clerk Notice and August 22 Approval Recorded
Public notice asks parties to file with the City Clerk by 6 p.m. on September 2. The August 22 approval is noted, with references to city official action and a remark about asset management and loans. Related text includes stray editorial phrases and scattered items on thistle control and local club discussions.
Club seeks federal and international help to curb noxious thistle
A club passed a resolution to contact the Department of Agriculture in Washington and the Canadian government to learn from others experiences and methods for fighting the pest. It has written to Oregon Agricultural College with no replies and will appeal to U S and Canadian agricultural departments as a last resort to devise prevention measures. Reports will be published to inform landowners of effective remedies.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Oregon Agricultural College
United States
Canada
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