Popular Show Turning Point for Vaudeville Era
A fragmentary report notes vast changes in vaudeville with a shift away from the old comic revue. It cites a company led by Richards Pringle and Georgia Mingtrete and claims 46 prominent performers equaling a large touring troupe. A question remains whether public tastes favor this new path as "the day of the vaudeville show is over" to be challenged by the present act.
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Mate
Einstryl
Richards
Pringie
Georgia Mingtrete
Miostreley
Battine
Pemmite
Eohnuwlousra Benuwre
Amiuerment Busi
Wil
Thin Etatefreret
Wibher
Weriio
Vavetiq
Weather summary for Payette Idaho area report
Weather report from Payette Idaho by WB Signal Office notes the day includes temperature, precipitation totals and prevailing wind direction. Observer F Allen records data and Plymouth SEW appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weather
Payette
Idaho
F. Allen
Observer
Plymouth
Ivan
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
Property listing text appears incomplete with fragmented phrase “en LIST YOUR PROPERTY with” offering no clear details of item, owner, location, price, or terms. No verifiable events or entities present to expand into a valid public notice or item summary.
Cormac J Short for Canyon County Clerk
Payette Idaho August 54 11H To Republican voters of the Payette Valley you will vote August 30 1910 for county clerk this testimonial endorses Cormac J Short a trusted Caldwell city official with long service and proven competence He is described as honest reliable and a fit choice for the county clerk position You are urged to cast your ballot for Short to ensure the best county office in Canyon County P M Sat onia
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Payette
Idaho
Payette Valley
Cormac J. Shor
Caldwell Tribune
Caldwell
Malta
Clana
de Pendabie
Beim Churtlock
Canyon County
Cormac J. Short
P.M. Satonia
Yellowstone Park Excursion Offer With Special Rates
Advertisement gives details on a Yellowstone excursion with special rates through the Park. Mentions agents for interest and further particulars. Includes recruitment note for workers and a Payette Idaho contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Payette Enterprise editor defends bridge campaign amid county race
The Papotts Idaho editorial dated August 23 1910 discusses support and opposition for a Payette County bridge project. It mentions Parma Caldwell Nampa Kia Wott and Middleton townships and references Imaye and a candidate Mr Christopher. It notes friendly voters near Payette and opposition from New Plymouth area and comments on primary returns and county office candidates in Caldwell.
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Papotts
Idaho
Hihof Payette Enterprise
Parma
Caldwell
Nampa
Kia Wott
Middleton
Imaye
Payette
Newbly Mouth
Payete
Payele
Pruiland Bridge
Christogt
Christopher
Europediican
Manny
Mit
University of Idaho Professor Reports Growth in Idaho State
Professor Edward M. Hulme of the University of Idaho speaks in Payette on university progress. He cites 636 students statewide, expansion of departments, new engineers, and plans for a second gymnasium and 700 students next year. He praises Roosevelts guidance and urges statewide loyalty to the university.
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University of Idaho
Edward M. Hulme
Department of History
Payette
Steel Fin
Blate University
Welker
Dlebt Mary
Lucy Maxon
Daley Mason
Howard Mavon
Loaler Albert
Floyd Guinby
Gladyn Ainey
Marty Redington
Rosa Hirohteh
Chermien
Chemi Vt
Elias
Roosevelt
Europe
Starvard
Yale
Princeton
Chicago
Columbia
Toronto
Paris
Gerlin
Goettingen
Halle
Rome
Athens
Fayette Infant
Payote
State University
Eure Mey
Tdabo
Commonwealth
Wise Talks by the Office Boy
A humorous sketch about Mr. Softleigh failing to keep time as he visits regulars. The office boy misreads a sequence of mistaken calls and doorbell moments, culminating in a gag about a watch that runs down and delays a gentleman seeking the correct time. The piece ends with a playful poke at getting under a soft Stefson and the late night chatter.
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Mr. Softleigh
Softteleh
Wall Covering's Early Paper Glance From Derbystie Hall
A fragment text describes an 18th century wall paper scene at Breadline Hall Tower, noting pale green papers with brown feathered motifs and domed paper edging. It mentions the wallpaper’s origin in James L. tevin era and a price table for an eager crowd, with London notes and terminology.
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Jae
Euphourd
Conmderghrls
Ehehteen
Thewariey Vo
Willy Q
Breadline Hall
Holme
James L. Tevin
Dunstable
Londun
History of the San Francisco Stock Exchange Anecdote
An anecdote from Joseph King’s History recounts a stock manipulation episode during Ophir ore discovery. Budd profits by buying opportunistic shares as Comstock executives delay disclosures, and later sells to realize gains while a shave in a shop distracts him. The tale ends with Budd misjudging Ophir’s true value, losing most of the marked profit.
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Joxepter King
San Francisco
Comstock
Blu
Stort
Budd
Opui
Avi
Yeast Classification Note From Historic Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a childlike science lesson about yeast classification. It mentions how yeast fits into scientific groups and references a dorm or location, with a request to tell, though wording is garbled and unclear.
Pheasant Run as a Poultry Business in English Customs
In a humorous piece the author notes English attitudes to pheasants and markets, recounting a keeper’s method of handling game including live birds sold in restaurants. The tale juxtaposes American curiosity with English delicacy in discussing poultry trade and ethical questions raised by transport and slaughter.
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England
Charies T. Whitefield
Eugland
Chicago
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Blig Real Estate Dealers
Yellowstone Park
Gtr
Ind
Fale Sewing Machine CO
Illinois
Canyon Commercial CO
West
Allie
Ocesmiona
Alney
Ainey
Bate
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Willie
E. C. Keith & Son
John W. Sur
Depet
Oase Storiee
Satoris
SPORT
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Heath
Billy
Herag
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