Alias Summons in Payette Justice Court
The State of Idaho greets defendants James McGreevy and Charles McGreevy. They must appear at 10 a.m. on September 9, 1922, in the Payette Justice Court before Calvin Keller, J. P., to answer a promissory note for 231.88 dollars with 10 percent interest, plus 40 dollars attorney fees and costs. The action seeks judgment as prayed in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGreevy
Charles McGreevy
Idaho
Fis
Calvin Keller
Duatiee of the Peace
Food Hunt in Starving City in Petrograd
A vivid account describes daily life in Petrograd during famine. A narrator travels with a party seeking food, crossing a river to a hidden cellar where soldiers and civilians share large dishes of potatoes and rye bread. The scene ends with an invitation to return nightly for sustenance.
Will Be Manmoth Bridge Across Delaware River
The new Tholawac river bridge, funded by Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Philadelphia, aims to cross the Delaware from Franklin Square, Philadelphia, to Pearl and Second Streets, Camden. It will be a two cable suspension spanning about 1,700 feet center to center of the main piers, with a deck width around 800 feet and capacity for six lanes of traffic plus surface street and rapid transit routes. Completion is hoped by July 4, 1926, to honor the 150th anniversary of American independence, with an international exposition planned in Philadelphia.
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Tholawac River
Pennsylynnha
New Jersey
Dhlgielphias
Deiliente River
Prunkin Square
Antadelphia
Pearl
Steers
Camden
Aworth
Mat Sthetnre Ie
Matt Roudwgn
Fragmentary note on paper gardening technique
A garbled passage discusses using paper strips in gardens to guide growth. It mentions paper rolls, placement through which pheayple fuckers are planted, and references Popular Mechanics in a vague context. The text is heavily distorted with unclear terms and misprints.
Milk Feeding Program Expands Across New York Schools
A milk feeding initiative reaches 40 cities and 24 incorporated villages in New York state. The program serves meals twice daily in schools, at midmorning and midafternoon, aiming to address undernourishment and improve child health outcomes.
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Vito Foges
New York State
Seston
Padio to Other Planets Discusses Life and Wireless Contact
The article reports Dinwin belief in inhabited planets with possible wireless communication, noting Venus as a candidate with clouds and potential life. It cites Abbot of the Sifthvonton Institute dismissing alien visits as solar artefacts, and argues planets Mars, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Mercury as the likely habitats, excluding gas giants and Mercury and Moon due to heat, dryness, and lack of atmosphere.
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Venus
O. Alliot
Siithvonton Instliition
Mars
Abbot
Dlesort
Sabarg Desert
Harriman’s Wealth Inspires East Side Youths
Kennan portraits EL Harriman, railroad magnate, as seen by New York tenement youngsters. A twelve year old notes Harriman is a quiet, powerful figure, president of a railroad and worth a couple of thousand, living in a distant house, the epitome of wealth to the East Side boys.
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EL Harriman
Railroad
1St Side Boys’ Club
New York
Kennan
Mr. Harriman
Abr
Hurrican
Why Farming Should Pay The National City Bank View
The 1940 census shows more factory workers than farmers for the first time in history. Fifty years ago country workers outnumbered city workers more than two to one. This shift means farmers have a growing market and factory output serves rural needs. Despite current hard times, farming should prosper, and discouraged farmers risking departure are mistaken.
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National City Bank
New York
Safety First on a Westward Family Trip
A young girl about three visits the Middle West with her parents on a train trip. The child shows curiosity about a taxi and hotel bus rivalry as two drivers spar, prompting a whispered warning from Betty to her mother about not going to the driver who defies his house.
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Middle West
Betty
Their Choice on Mrs Gabbins Daughters and Sons-in-Law
A fragmented quip from the Boston Evening Transcript questions where Mrs Gabbins should live as both daughters are married in different cities. The joke notes one son-in-law wants her to Springfield while the other prefers Brooklyn, illustrating mutual wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
How to Be Fashionable in London Times Style
Fashion notes discuss stylish crowd seen in last year’s outfits and a tailor patch idea for a new Vincent coat. The tone imitates a wry, society column with hints of humor and observer irony.
Fly-Tox Scientific Pest Killer Promoted by Rex Spray Co
Payette Valley distributors sell Fly-Tox developed by a leading scientific institution to kill flies mosquitoes moths bed bugs cockroaches with no dust. The product is advertised as the latest method and sold by dealers of Rex Spray Co in Payette Valley.
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Payettr Valley Rex Spray CO
Payette
Idaho alias summons quiets title in Payette County
The District Court of Payette County Idaho receives a civil action by Record Clark to quiet title to two parcels in Section 34 Township 9 North Range 5 W and related 89 and .39 acre tracts. Defendants include J N Cobbs Western Loan entities and Mary E McGlinchey with unknown heirs. Summons directs appearance within 20 days if served in district or 40 elsewhere, with judgment by default if no answer. Clerk Lillian Wilson. First pub Aug 3 1922.
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John N. Cobbs
J. N. Cobbs
P. W. Madsen
Trugtoo
Western Loan & Savings Co
Western Loan & Building Company
Western Loan & Sayings Co
Mary E. McGlinchey
May E. McGlinchey
John McGlinchey
B. M
Idaho
Seventh Judicial District
Payette County
NBM
B. M. Andy
Lillian Wilson
Haynes & Wilbur, Atorneys
Payette
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure Payette Idaho 1922
The Sheriff of Payette County Idaho announces a sheriff sale on August 26 1922 at 2 PM in front of the Payette courthouse to satisfy a decree in favor of H W Zimmerman and Blanche B Zimmerman against C B Dunifer Lula M Dunifer and H R Neitzel. Property includes Lots 10 11 and half of 12 in Block 1 Park Addition to Payette. Sale is for cash to the highest bidder. John T Jefferis Sheriff. First published August 3 1922 last August 24 1922.
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Dunifer
Lulu M. Dunifer
H. R. Neitzel
Wale
District Court
State of
Idaho
County of
Payette
H. W. Zimerman
Blanche B. Zimmerman
United States
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Baker Gun Company
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IND. Transfer Co
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Vandun
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Petrograd
Steyn
Albody
Ted Solers
Maud
Lorwood Eabol
Tournal of Industrial and
Magineertig Phemiarry
Eoryrlepee
Chenilent Souk Pty
Heen
Ruile
PADIO
Mayette County
Record Clark
Plaintifr
H. W, Zimmerman & Blanche
Zimmerman
Plaimtte
John T. Jefferis
Payette Equity Exchange
Seods
Kerr's
Payette Mills Inc
Armen
Pit. V. Platt
Blackamith
Poraing Machine
Crator
Binckrmits Ieipar Coppersmith
Pinefittere
Rabbitimen Sheat Metal Workers
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Sinters
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