Payette County Board Proceedings August 1922
The Payette County Board of Commissioners met after recess on August 10 1922 with J M Davis W H P and L B Makinson present. Claims from current expense and road funds were approved including vital statistics office supplies prosecutorial and jail costs and sheriff clerical salaries. transfers and tabled tax refunds were noted. a sheriff's sale notice for a mortgage foreclosure was issued for August 19 1922.
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Board of County Commissioners OF
Payette County
Tdaho Payette
J. M. Davin
L. B. Makingon
C. Paxton
Vital Statistics
Western Union Tel. Co
BOP Bectube
Payette Co. Op. Co
Caxton
Burroughs
W. A
Harmon Drug Co
Eourly
Susee
Syms York Co
H. Gage
Payette Enterprise
Publ
Burton B. Nelson
Board of Health
Aes
G. W. Watson
Cout Co
Geo
W. Johnson
Blue Bird Grill
John T. Jefferis
Sher
Tesser
Wood & Spaulding
Jan Dur Sopernreenes
Lillian Wilson
Sil
Shanks
L. B. Keenan
A. W. Christian
Sal
E. Bosson
Esther Russell
Ruth R. Shaw
Treas
R. E. Haynes
J. M. Davis
W. H. Platt
L. B. Makinson
Anna C. Pearson
M. O. Luther
Bulmer
P. Laing
Nat's Bath
Julia Woodruff
Golda
Bessie B. Wheeler
Lovina M. Smith
Jno
T. Jetteris
Jefferis
T. Jefferis
Savasaenyneates
Underwood Typewriter Co
Roy
Davis
Platt—Makinson
County Road & Bridge Fund
Platt—Makinnon
L. BR. R. Co
Stroup
Wallace
A. Stroup
E Young
Frank Richardson
Whose Words Are Behind That Famous Quotation
An exploration of who coined the line There, but for the grace of God, go I as authors debated among theologians and literary figures. The author traces a long, inconclusive quest through names like Milton Bunyan Wesley Newton Bacon Johnson Donne Swift and others, finding no firm attribution. The search continues, with no definitive source.
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Says & Hartford Courant
John Bunyan
John Milton
John Wesley
Sir Isaac Newton
Francis Bacon
Samuel Johnson
John Donne
Bishop Hall
Dean Swift
Igane Watts
Bishop Berkeley
Alexander Pope
Ben Jonson
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Sydney Smith
Thomas a'Kempis
Pacific
Cal- Mornia
Francia Bacon
Hartford
Milton
A Little Different John Meets Modern Dating
A high school senior John acquires a girlfriend and a cost dispute with his father. The father recalls his own courting days while John jokes about modern dating where the girl pays and the couple shares meals and candy. The exchange highlights changing social norms between generations.
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John
Indianapolis News
Kelso Mall Marks 125 Years Linked to Scott
The Kelso Scotland Mall celebrates its 125th year with ties to writer Sir Walter Scott. The first printer and editor was James Ballantyne, founder of Ballantyne Press in Edinburgh, who helped establish the paper at Kelso. Scott, a schoolmate of Ballantyne, advised on its launch and the early printing included portions of The minstrel show of the Scottish Border.
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Walter Scott
Kelso
Scotland
Mall
James Ballantyne
Ballantyne Press
Edinburgh
Scott
Ballantyne
Kelso Grammar School
Kelso Matt
The Mercury Went Down Little Girl Pleads Doctor
A short Punch caption depicts a scene where a girl rushes into a doctor's office begging the doctor to come quickly as her mother’s fever or tempera ture worsens then improves with the doctor reassuring it is fine and has gone down.
Lower Broadway at Night
The New York Sun describes lower Broadway from Trinity churchyard to the Battery as a dusky lovers lane. Couples stroll past lit windows while workers toil inside, and children drift home past the Trinity church wall where a memorial fountain draws water for thirsty youngsters.
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Broadway
Trinity Churchyard
the Battery
New York Sun
Trinity Church
Anti Maria Cotheal
Broadsay
Electric flytrap by Bremerton inventor sparked shock solution
John H Turpin of Bremerton Wiel proposes a simple wall mounted device to kill flies with electricity. A glow and odor lure attracts insects to a slot between two metal plates where a passing fly completes a circuit and is killed, draining into a trough.
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John H. Turpin
Bremerton, Wiel
Milwaukee Sentinel
Standards of Youth and the organist father
A Harpers Magazine snippet recalls Bobby, aged ten, explaining his father’s revered career as an organist. A neighbor’s son asks if his father plays and sings. Bobby answers he plays the organ and resists the notion of singing, noting they wouldn’t stand for that.
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Bobby
Rob
Harpers Magazine
Death of Tse-ne-gut A Noted Reservation Leader
The Indian leader once called the Bolshevik Redskin died peacefully after a long era of conflict with government troops. In 1915 he was accused of killing a Mexican sheep herder and, resisting arrest, rallied many Indians within 500 miles of Bluff Utah to defend a stronghold. His aggressive stance reportedly cost the government about 25,000 dollars annually and he was among the wealthiest figures on the reservation.
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Bluff
Utah
United States
Saint Swear From a Second Hand Car
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt depicts John unleashing strong language while stalled miles from nowhere in a second hand bus. His wife comments on the change after 25 years of marriage, noting he never swore before and now his oaths would shame a hardened pirate.
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Steen
John
Brooklyn Eagle
Rare Tibetan Tanjur Book Said Printed Before Gutenberg
William Richard, former vice president of an American society, claims to own a Tibetan manuscript known as the Tanjur or Book of the Doctrines of the Tibetans. He asserts it was printed with movable type over 1,000 years ago in China, predating Western printing. He notes variations in value by ink color and cites a 1708 Manchu emperor copy once valued at $6,500.
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William Richard
Nuwlamade
Eiety
China
Richard
Tibet
Western
Biiffard
John D. Rockefeller
Bichard
Standard O11 Company
Orient
Sanshri
Devanigurt
Bienlong
Philadelphia Inguirer
Straws and Painted Lips in a Soda Fountain Tale
A Chicago Journal excerpt sketches a social scene around soda fountains and matinee crowds. A soda fountain boy notes straw use by girls after fresh makeup, claiming straws preserve lipstick while sipping, and hints at a poem about the Prettiest girl drinking through a straw.
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Chicago Journal
German Woman Lawyer Breaks Ground in Crime Court
Fraulein Dr. Munk of Helin appeared as defendant counsel for a man charged with street robbery, marking the first time a German woman acted as attorney in criminal court. Comment ran from praise of her calm governness to speculation on women in legal attire and potential effects on courtroom exchanges.
Weaving Industry of Peru Sees Growth in Textiles
A report notes rising industrial activity in Peru with textiles leading the gains. Cotton and wool production meet early demand, producing sailcloth and towels. Other notable sectors include refined seed oil and soap oil. the industry employs 1015 rooms and yields about fifteen million yards of yarn annually, with woolen production also expected to grow.
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Peru
Signs of Improvement Amid Lawless Cravens in Crimson Gulch
A fragment from a Western tale features Mashe and Cactus Foe in Crimson Gulch where progress is hinted yet danger remains. The speakers note thieves disappearing and new robbers appearing as town life shifts.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Foe
Kidney Pills and School Election Notice Fragment
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE Its usually a sign of sick kidneys Begin using Thmn s Kidney Pills Caldwell Idaho Chas Allen testimonial and price details School election notice for Independent School District No 32 Payette Idaho Sept 5 1922 polling hours 1 00 to 6 00 plus trustee terms and candidate filing as of Aug 14 1982
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Caldwell
Chas Allen
Biniie Ave
Idaho
Mire
Buffalo
Notice to Creditors Estate of John Cooper Deceased
Notice is given by Lillie Dorothy Executrix of the last will of John Cooper deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to display vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims to be presented at 826 North Sixth Street Payette Idaho. First published August 27 1922 last published September 14 1922.
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John Cooper
Deeraserd
Lillie
Dorothy
Apt
North Sixth Street
Payette
County of Payette
Stat
Idaho
Ward Estate
Lillioe, Dorathy
Notice in Justice Court Case Payette Idaho
The State of Idaho greets the defendants in a Justice Court action in Payette County. Calvin Keller JP presiding. Plaintiff seeks judgment for alleged personal property value and damages plus costs. Dated August 122. First pub Aug 10, inet Sept 7th.
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Alias Sitimons
Justice Court
Payette
County of
State of Igbo
Calvin Ketler
Nora Lappin
J.P. Miller
C. H. Miller
Idaho
Guernant
Calvin Keller
Ancwer
Stanton Brothers
Justice
A. L. Freanaper
Pirst Pub
Inet
Notice of Foreclosure Sale In Payette County Idaho
Notice is given of a foreclosure sale of real property in Payette County Idaho under a court order and decree. The action lists Bi Greene as plaintiff and William Jackson as defendant with the sale set for September 3, 1920 at 1 o clock B M in the Payette County Courthouse to settle the judgment recorded in Book 1 page 1181 for a parcel described as portions of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter and other described lands in section 14 township 3 north range 5 west, including hereditaments.
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Jesse Hanks
Edith C. Hanks
First Bank of Council, A Corporation
F. Stamey
T. B. Biggerstaff
Ed Austin
District Court of
Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Payette
Frank Richardson
First Bank of Council, & Corporation
Ed .Austin
State of
Idaho
Boise Meridian
Payuette
County of
United States
Bylveser Jackson
Anner
Tale
Proclanuré
Cevri
Grete
Puretio
Agnus
Bi. Greene
Apslual Sriveter Jackson
Deceen Waa
Aneiet
Mano
Nort Hall
Mine Accident Rates in Europe and Australia Reported
Fragmented OCR text details accident rates and mining language notes, mentioning England France Helgum Beruenty Auetrin Tepe and Ameren. It references varied mine incidents, safety concerns, and the difficulty in understanding mine speech. The tone implies a general survey rather than a single event.
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England
France
Ameren
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Ginake River
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P. Young
J. W. Mahoney
Dan Shamberger
Ralph Shamberger
Donald Payton
Eilis Giikeau
Charlie Browning
Alfred Draper
Yanei Valley
Walter James
Zacheus Mathews
EB. Wallace
Alonzo Stroup
George Clark
A. 0. Green
C. F. Draper
Boise Payette
J. F. Ausman & Son
C.F. Draper
Special Road White Hardware Co
Dial
Board County Commissioners
A. D
Iset
Bostay Transcript
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Lover's Lane
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Botery
Fairbanks, Morseis Co
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Carol Lever
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