Lyceum Course Pleases Crowd With Strong Acts
The Samalloff Concert Company, second in the Lyceum Course, drew a packed house last Monday. Reviews praised Humber acts. another show, Robert O. Rowman, hailed as a premier impersonator, promised strong performances next Wednesday night. Emma program listings include reels, comedies, and a war picture feature titled Over Here, with Chaplin and Dawson items slated for later dates.
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Samalloff Concert Company
Lyceum
Huy
Humber
Ai Aday Nicht
Dee
Robert O. Rowman
Charlie Chaplin
Mice Dawson
Courthouse News From Payette Area Assessor Meet and Marriage Licenses
County officials attend state and county meetings in Boise. County Treasurer and Sheriff handle tax, registration, and draft duties. A transom is added to the Probate Judge’s Office. Recent marriage licenses issued include Ernest Grout and Eval R. Biggs, both of Payette, plus John Klinefelter and Ruth Canright of Portland, and Harry Reddington and Helen Stuve of Payette.
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Court House News
O. B. Boesen
Boise
C. W. Giesler
Harry K. Fritchman
High and Fritccman Company
Bonding Company of
Katharyn McLaughlin
Payette
Denver
Hanigan
W. A. Cloud
Ernest Grout
Eval R. Biggs
Fruitland
John Klinefelter
Ruth
Canright
Portland
Harry Reddington
Helen Stuve
Christmas Bible School and services at Church of Christ
Community church notices list Bible School at 10 a m with a short Christmas program by children, Endeavor groups, and a 7:30 p m service with choir. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Also notices of court trial postponement due to Selective Draft and a Christmas Eve dance at Woodward Hall. Also local ads for cattle and shop repair services.
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Church OF Christ
Olive
Mary
Wilson
Holiday dress shops brighten Payette stores
Payette retailers unveil festive holiday stock with wide variety for shoppers. Advertisements feature home purchases and seasonal offers. Local names appear in ad list including Rogers and Roberta, B. Simpson, Noah K. Rowman.
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Payette
Rogers
Bud Roberta
Thomas B
Siemore
Simpson
Stanly Milford
Domine
Noah K.T Rowman
Aviation engine limits and future speeds discussed
The article analyzes current plane performance noting flights under 190 miles and landing speeds of 75 to 90 mph with engines under 160 horsepower. Carl Snyder in Collier's predicts horsepower doubling could power a two passenger triplane faster than any before, with German and Allied experiments under way and a need for a safer landing method.
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Carl Snyder
Collier’s
Germany
Saving Steps In Business
American business must cut waste and save transportation to survive. The Philadelphia Ledger argues big leaks are in transportation and urges stocktaking during shortages. It suggests canal and coke electricity ideas and warns against purposeless hauling, urging Americans to save their steps for productive uses.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Delaware
New York
Great Central
Bean-cake replaces coal for fuel in Harbin
The Japan Chronicle reports Manchuria’s Harbin using bean-cake as fuel since it costs 75 kopeks per pood vs 90 kopeks for coal and is said to emit more heat. Bean mills hold large stocks and are increasing production, signaling growing adoption.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Japan Chronicle
Christmas count us in gifts at this store receipt note
A brief line showing receipt of gifts purchased at the store as part of a Christmas count initiative. It notes contributors signaled by the store as part of a holiday charity effort.
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the Emma
General Fim Co
Mary Willson
Prairie Heiress
Viola Dana
du Piety
Payette County
National Casualty
Detroit
Mich
Court House
Woodward Hall
Xmas Eve Ball
Woodward Hal
J. M. Johnson
Tauro
T Hart Schaffner & Manx
E. C. Keith & Son
Emma Theatre
Ole Olson
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