For Sale and Notices From Weldon Berrey
Batrayed Barrel pony white with forehead mark weight 950 to 1000 no brands Notify Enterprise office For Sale A first class Philo coop large enough for ten hens Good double floor painted and in first close shape Inquire at time of fice Wanted Hens springers cass ducks and turkeye Highest cash price paid Phone 81 J Weldon Berrey For WEATHER REPORT For week ending Dec 16 Highest temperature 47 date 14 Lowest 12 date 10 Means 20.5 Precipitation total trace Greatest precip in 44 hrs Clear days none Partly cloudy 4 Cloudy 3 Prevailing winds N. E. FALLEN Observer
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Philo
J, Weldon Berrey
N. E. Fallen
Payette Merchants Deck Out Stores for Xmas Trade
Payette stores display holiday attire with windows and a wide selection of goods for Christmas shoppers. Merchants tout complete arrangements to meet customer wants and highlight ads in this week’s paper.
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Payette
Miss May Simmon and Otie Scott Wed in Caldwell
Miss May Simmon and Otie Scott quietly married in Caldwell last Wednesday. They reside in Payette where they have many friends and plan to live. Mrs. Scott is the former Miss Simmson, who moved to Payette two years ago with her parents. The groom has lived in various towns over the past decade and also has a broad circle of friends. Mr and Mrs John H Norris welcomed a daughter born Wednesday morning, mother and baby both reported fine.
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May Simmon
Otie Scott
Caldwell
Payette
Scott
L. A. Simmson
Cameo Payette
Dae
Nyett
John H. Norris
London Tower Gates Kept By Beefeaters Each Night
The Tower of London maintains a nightly ritual as a beefeater and chief yeoman porter escort the keys from the governor’s house to lock the grounds. Sentries challenge visitors, and the porter identifies the royal keys with “King George’s keys,” followed by “Amen” as the keys are returned each morning.
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Tower of London
King George
Pearson's Weekly
Color Blindness Inheritance Noted By Bateson
Professor Bateson discussed color blindness heredity at the Royal Institution noting a color blind woman is rare and usually the daughter of a color blind man. Sons and daughters show mixed normal and color blind patterns with daughters’ sons sometimes color blind. A twin anomaly where identical twins differ in color vision remains unexplained. From New York, early commentary on hereditary patterns.
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Bateson Tm
Royal Institution
Bateson
Lon Cor
New York
Christmas Services Include India Joy and Bethlehem Song
Presbyterian church outlines a Christmas foreword with Rev. Edgar M. Wilson coming from India to discuss Joy to World in Asia. Evening focuses on Bethlehem story with carols hymns and a choir anthem. Also covers Payette basketball league meeting plans and a stockholders meeting for Payette Valley.
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Asia
Edgar M.wilson
India
Bethlehem
Whittler
Ch. Gounod
Angals
Noel
Adolph Adam
Sys
Sugar as Heart Medicine Reported in Lancet
A Lancet report describes a 77 year old woman with rapid irregular pulse cyanosis and intermittent breathing improving after four ounces of lump sugar every twelve hours, dose gradually reduced over weeks, suggesting sugar’s possible cardiac use in certain diseases while noting no effect on edema.
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London Lancett
A New Way of Finance and A Hat Debt Exchange
Proprietor and messenger debate paying for a hat with a quarrel over bad debts. The proprietor insists if madame offers payment the bill should not be shown and will rise it if not. If she declines, the hat must be returned. The exchange ends with a reflection on impending troubles. Edward Brerett Hale is cited.
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Messenger
Dining on Shipboard in Modern Times
A vivid contrast between Dickens era dining and today aboard ships. The article notes smaller, private tables with personal waiters and even a New York restaurant themed dining room. It praises cold storage for year round food and recalls a traveler who found New York ice cream preserved across 110 days.
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Dickens
America
Offiter
Ables
New York
San Francisco
Harold Christie
Tessie
Receipts and Market Report From Port Orford Yards
Weekly totals show cattle 1656 calves 29 hogs 7408 sheep 3902 with grass cattle from Central Oregon boosting totals. Top steers to 8 cents. Monday saw nearly 4000 head unloaded and 1400 sold at 8 cents. Sheep markets steady with lambs up to 6.25 for tops. Also notes on demand for heifers, springers, and home laundry services in Payette Idaho.
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Oregon
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Russell
Weather Report
W. F. Strother
Denney & Co
London's
Presbyterian Church
Y. M
Payette Basket Ball League
Bt. James Club
T. B
Geo. Lattig
J. Brown
Wim,Carstens
Nelson Wilber
St. James P Clab
Ve. High School
Payette Basketball League
Payette Valley Land and Orchard Company, Ltd
Payette National Bank Buiding
County of Canyon
State of Idaho
A. P. Scritchfield
McDonald ‘Smith's
Barry
Edward Brerett Hale
Dent’s Gloves
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Stetson
E. C. Keith & Son
Autocar
Automobile Club
Brestan
Russia
Germany
New York Sun
Heons
Springer
Sep
J. Weldon
Berrey
George Yager
Ida
Santa Claus
California
Wisconsin
Florida
Stanton Bros
Pure Food Store
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