Presumed death petition in Adams County Orphans Court
A notice filed in Adams County Pennsylvania asks the Orphans Court to grant administration for William Elmer B. Cline, presumed dead since a missing location in Idaho. Martin L. Cline petitions, citing his father William F. Cline’s 1910 will and the estate’s $5470.91 balance, with heirs at law and next of kin set as his brother William Elmer B. Cline and others. Master to hear evidence March 4 1919 at Gettysburg office. executrix Edna M Williams also publishes notice to creditors December 1918.
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Oreenraene Snargrmane
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
William When &. Cline
Payette
Idaho
Martin L. Cline
Wakefield
Kansas
Wallan
Cline
Sife
Vennesse
Adams
Testate
Willam Chaw
Mendersvih
Pennsy
Martin L. Aline
Wiliammer W. Lin
Matilda Jane Cline
Matilda Jane Cine
William Elmer B. Cline
William F. Cline
William Hirer
Egus
William Elmer
West
Wilm
William Eimer
William
Cling
Bendersville
T. A
Wille
Harry W. Routsong
Bendrrsyile
Avans Iely
Willam
Orphans' Court of
Wiliam Elmer
Gettysburg
County of
State of
Arch McCl Ean
Venn
Train Schedule Notice From Payette Idaho
Passengers are advised a car leaves Pancroft daily at 8 a.m. for Payette and Emmett. Special attention called to an extra item. Stanton Bros. Phone 216 or 6in Payette.
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Aga del
Stanton Bros
Famous Old Middle Temple Hall Features and History
The hall of the Middle Temple in London houses a tree-monumental top table from Queen Elizabeth I era, an 80 foot long high table for the Benchers, and a dais at the hall’s western end. Shakespeare performed Twelfth Night for Elizabeth I in 1572, and a carved screen at the eastern end dates to 1574. Wall panels and windows display sixteenth century arms of legal members including Raleigh Pepys and current high officials. Portraits by Vandyk and Lely, and armor relics decorate the walls.
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Middle Temple
London
Elixabeth
Shakespeare
Inn
Walter Raleigh
Pepys
England
Vandyk
Lely
Kneiler
Murray
Curious Pacific Customs Noted In Melanesia
The Sydney Bulletin compares native customs across the western Pacific, highlighting Maori and Fijian deference to chiefs and Papuan practices such as leaf signals on paths and grass cords across tracks. It notes Trobrignd resistance to descent claims and mentions arm and trunk pinching as a greeting in north eastern Papin, with a blunt remark on cannibal histories.
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Merrial
Pacific
Sydney Australian Bulletin
Twins Born Seven Times In One Street
A Cleveland Plain Dealer columnist muses on habit after noting a Times headline about twins born seven times on the same street. He jokingly argues for variety in birthplaces and suggests curious, whimsical scenarios across cities and states.
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Olean
China
France
Cattaraugus
Indiana
Aurora Pond
Cleveland Plain Center
What Old Glory Means
The message honors the flag as a symbol of liberty and human dignity. It lauds its recent role in inspiring hope for the poor and oppressed, linking national pride to universal traits of strength and compassion. The piece urges continued resolve toward emancipation and justice.
Optimistic Thought and Flag Etiquette in Washington
An odd, fragmented note discusses the x schoolmisters chair as a throne of republican government and describes flag notation over Congress. It mentions the White House, the president, and absence from the capital, noting window times from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for public viewing across two department buildings.
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X Schoolmisters
Washington
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Snars
White House
For Sale Two Suburban Homes in Payette
Six room bungalow with porch, half acre garden, chicken yard, cow pasture, drilled well, pipe water. priced at 3250. Also a seven room modern house with furnace and bath, large barn, two lots 50 by 160, sidewalk and curb prepaid, priced at 3250. Call office for details.
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Payette
Allmorern
Polite Hat Etiquette in Polish and Resta Etiquette Note
A clipped historical note describes continental politeness teaching men to lift hats in greeting and remove hats indoors. It explains gradual reform before the war, citing shop signs in principal towns urging patrons not to remove hats, and visitors in Poland and Resta expected to leave only their overshoes and outerwear in halls.
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Poland
Resta
Ship Coins Legend Follows Gold Tokens For New Vessels
A seafaring superstition holds a gold coin or silver in a pinch must be placed beneath the main mast of a newly built ship the coin dated to the year Dullland before placement. Wrapped in cotton it lies under the mast step. When ships are broken up buyers seek such coins and a dealer once secured a rare 1804 American dollar specimen commanding high price.
Food value of fish and health cautions
The Journal of the Medical Association extols fish as a valuable food while urging better handling and storage. It cautions that fish can be harmful if not properly cared for, contrasting its benefits with other animal foods and stressing safe preparation.
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Jourant
The
Medical Association
Quiet Title Suit In Payette County Idaho
The district court summons orders the unnamed defendants to appear within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served out of district to answer a complaint seeking to quiet title to real estate in Payette County Idaho. The land described lies in sections 13 and 17, Township s North Range 4 West Boise Meridian with water rights, and the action warns that failure to answer will result in a judgment for the plaintiffs. Dated October 21, 1918 with clerk W A Cloud and deputy J E Jennings, attorney F H Lyon of Payette Idaho.
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Eva Kmlson
Marka Caark Vogts
Win Sharp
Heury Cue
Abu Dle
Jonn
Wharp
Deceasa
vHh Sialh
Wao
PlaiuuUs
Seventh Judicial District
State Forida
Payeue
Payette County
State of Idaho
Boise
Thale
Payette
Very Much Out of Place at Reception with One Distinguished Guest
A hostess notes a man of letters seems out of place at a reception. A guest remarks he can only take in sense, prompting a witty reply about fitting in. The piece then shifts to a curious quote about hearing reality in language, attributed to Haarod Goddard in At lantie.
Notice of Intent to Prove Land Claim at Boise
Alfred H. Ramy of Payette Idaho gives notice of intent to prove his claim to Lot 4 5 6 7 8 9 Section 38 Township 8 Range 5 West Bolsa Meridian before Register Frank W. Heer in Boise Idaho on January 25 1918. Witnesses named include Alva A Branthoever, Charles F Draper, Dorothy Eugene B and Dorathy Laverance P of Payette Idaho. Notice published in the Enterprise Payette Idaho for six consecutive weeks.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Boise
Maho
Alfred H. Ramey
Payette Idaho
Lote
Bolsa Meridian
Frank W. Heer
Idaho
Branthoever
Alva A
Payette
Draper
Charles F
Ida Dorothy
Eugene B
Ida Dorathy
Laverance P
Arate Idaho
Enterprise
A. G
Gaicuter
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