Rescon for It Aislilionaire Ljenehant Statement
Aislilionaire Ljenehant claims confusion over a period of fatigue and mental lapses. He suggests his eating pattern and nighttime thoughts impacted daytime work at his store.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
6
Aislilionaire Ljenehant claims confusion over a period of fatigue and mental lapses. He suggests his eating pattern and nighttime thoughts impacted daytime work at his store.
The borzoi or Russian wolfhound holds a record for rapid running with speeds near 7% feet per second, while gazelles have exceeded 10 feet per second, suggesting a theoretical 4,500 feet per minute if sustained.
An estate is closed with items including a 2 horsepower Fairbanks Morse gas engine, two centrifugal pumps, nine Vietiose items, and 250 feet of wood pipe. Administratrix Runolph Hollenback oversees the closure.
Lost item reported between Caldwell and Payette with contact for W. J. Reimers. Also an alfalfa hay sale listing for Henry Pests with phone 282 j.
North Payette reports many veterans returning to civilian life from camps in Grant Michigan Mead Maryland and Lewis reaffirming unit ties with the 91st Division. Edwin White former Navy at Goat Island to be home soon while Uriah Durham remains in France with orders for early return. Local residents move homes attend social events seek work and recover from illness with neighbors assisting and visiting family in Caldwell Boise and Crystal.
A brief notice promoting simple safe and specific health science guidance. It advertises free consultation and offers a telephone number for appointments.
Residents report weather tied roads and a Shake bridge incident last week. Meetings led by Middelton and Johnson proceed at Dist 4 school. Families relocate or visit, lambs and horses offered for sale, license plates due March 1, and an advertised letters list for Payette County with individuals and businesses named.
The government promotes Thrift Stamps for Valentine Day to foster thrift alongside the tradition of sending valentines. Officials emphasize not replacing sentiment but adding strength to a long-standing custom. Lincoln Washington and Franklin images will feature in displays as thrift symbols. Merchants in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District back the campaign to support Young America.
The text critiques self serving givers and fault finding members. It argues a successful church needs praying and paying members and condemns those who read trashy literature instead of Bible study. It frames Regular Services at the Church each Lord's Day as an invitation to participate.
The article lauds England's surprising wheat yields lifting shipping, saving millions by reducing imports. It predicts a shift away from old agricultural decline and highlights wartime lessons about relying on home earth. It notes slang in pulpit talks about Allied resolve and a Canadian audience.
A family moment shows Willie debating candy with his mother. She questions permission while he argues the constraint was not stated. The playful exchange highlights a child's early negotiation skills.
A fragmented note compares Australia to Britain in relation to alfalfa hay, indicating a small population and production context. The text references a 2 percent mice size analogy and mentions a phone contact, suggesting an ad-like brief or trade snippet with limited clear details.
For sale a small stock ranch half a mile from the Creamery with a good house a large barn ample hay room water in Lower Payette Canal and five shares. Suitable for town cows if desired. Promises good returns on investment price low terms cash address PB Box 496 Payette Idaho.
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