Prognostication of Events for the Year 1922
A long forecast by Franklin Adams from Los Angeles is printed, predicting planetary influences and dramatic events for 1922. It details weather, politics, economy, industry cuts, strikes, and notable dates including Irish free state formation, Easter, and a heated election day. The piece blends astrology with cautious forecasts and cautions readers to watch how events unfold.
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Franklin Adams
Los Angeles
Adams
Adam
Farmers Trade Day Sale Auction Notice
Weekend auction set for Saturday January 14 offers household furniture and stoves, fruit including 48 quarts of huckleberries, poultry stock, harnesses, wagon and farming equipment, 26 foot McCormick binders, Deering mowers and plows, several teams of horses, young dairy cattle, and assorted machinery. Sale begins at noon at the usual location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Concord
How to Tell a Gentleman in Harper's Magazine Style
An excerpt recounts a tailor who avoids asking a gentleman for payment. The dialogue shows the gentlemanly distinction canceling debt requests until a gentleman is deemed otherwise, prompting the tailor to eventually demand payment.
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Harper's Magazine
Railroad claims processing notice by W M Copeland
Note to claimants against the railroad company to file with W M Copeland at his North Suh street office. His extensive railroad experience is asserted to secure quick and satisfactory results.
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The
Railroad Co
W. M. Copeland
North Suh Street
Disarmament Confrence Promotes Home Buying Bargains
The Northwest General Grocery Company advertises farm and city properties for sale in Idaho and nearby areas. Listings include twenty acres with a four room house for 2500 dollars, forty acres with orchards near Payette, and a Denver area hundred sixty acre farm at 12000 dollars, with owner willing to trade for Payette or Fruitland property.
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Conchse Foundation
Marmune
Diel
Denver
Colorado
Payette
Paystle
Fruitland
Ontario
Welser
Poperty
St Northwest
General Grokerage Company
Vayette
Idaho
Notice of Annual Meeting of Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Notice is given that the final meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers Cooperative Creamery Company will be held at the High School Auditorium in Payette Idaho on Saturday February 11 1922 at 10 oclock A M for two director elections consideration of re incorporation under a new law and other business including ratification of acts of the board since the last annual meeting Payette Idaho January 10 1922 J Nodle Secretary
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Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Judge Landis
Congress
Jeaders
Panama Canal
Saum
Vasu
Liberty Bonds
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Payette
Idaho
J, Nodle
Farmer’s Cat Hole Prank Ends When Barn Door Closes
A Kanme farmer built a barn with a small cat hole for entry. His sons planned the cat’s exit near a large beam door. The farmer returns, opens the door, and the cat can no longer slip in or out. The scene ends with the puzzled boys and a door-slamming conclusion.
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Kitty
Ted
Cole
Pueblo church opens for flood telephone switchboard
In Pueblo Colorado a church offers its basement to a flood struck telephone company to reestablish emergency communications. Installers set up a temporary central office in the First Baptist Church with telegraph gear and Morse code. the pastor Frank O Bilen supports the effort and sermons are heard alongside the click of instruments as operators work.
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Pueblo
Colo
Frank 0. Bilen
First Baptist Church
Tribute to Dead: Berlin Reporter Sees French War Ruins
Paul Block, Berlin Tageblatt correspondent, recalls devastation in northern France from Clermont-en-Argonne to Verdun. He describes Varennes to Montfaucon and the American cemetery at Tavronne with 21,400 graves, the Stars and Stripes above, and an American guard, noting the quiet dignity amid ruins.
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Paul Block
Paris
Berliner Tageblatt
Hertiern
Clermonten-Argonne
Goureuilles
Montfaucon
Army of the Dead
Mms
France
New Anesthetic Promises Pain Free Dental Work
China begins a regular air mail route between Peking and Shanghai with 40 planes in service. Barron’s Weekly notes the system carries passengers and patrols along with first class mail, signaling modernization despite China’s reputation for backwardness.
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China
Peking
Shanghai
Barron's Weekly
Mill Girl Judge In England Names Young Magistrate
In England a mill girl named Miss Mary Anne Dews, a cloth weaver from Dewbury, has been appointed a justice of the peace. The article highlights a remarkable ascent for a local vill girl to a magistrate role.
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England
Fingland
Mary Anne Dews
Dewbury
Want Ads Dominate Local Listings in Rural Oregon Town
A jumble of classified items shows rentals for 80 acres in small tracts for crops and alfalfa in Wyoming Oregon area, various sales of livestock, milk cows, and poultry. real estate offerings include several houses and 10 to 16 acre plots. Also notices for rent of furnished rooms and apartments appear amid shopping and nursing advertisements.
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Uyette
Oregon
A. Lund, Elser
Idaho
Fitch Realty Co
Railroads Give Up Sand Beside Columbia River
Two railroads along the Columbia River near Wailula Washington abandon their sand‑covered tracks after fighting windblown sand for months. They plan to move roadbeds to the bluff tops to stay free of drifting deposits, as floodwaters leave silt and fine sand exposed to winds.
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Columbia River
Wailula
Washington
Columbia
H.R. Ostroma
John Sn
Local Notes From Uttle Willow Community
Mr and Mrs Cums sonon left Monday for Io to visit his father They expect to be Kona a few weeks Mr and Mrs Lee Coates and Mina Emma Wright were at Tom Williams home Sunday Mr and Mrs Hiley McCullough moving to L A Walker ranch for the winter Mr and Mrs Henry Williams moved in the District hooka Monday Burrell Windle staying at the
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Cums Sonon
Kona
Lee Coates
Mina Emma Wright
Tom William's
Hiley McCullough
L. A. Walker Ranch
Henry Williams
Hooka
Burrell Windle
Lee Howard
Tom Windle
Huntington
Ore
R. M. Phipps
R. Y. Currin
W. A. Drinkwine
Bart Drinkwine
New Plymouth
MR. Drinkwine
Albert Coats
Apple Valley
Abe Roberts
Gee. Coates
Payette
Coates
C. A. Curin
Als Pahugh
Lilt Willow
Alb Coates
Clifford
W. A Drinkwine
al Burtch
Corbit
B. D. Mcintyre
Chas. Patton
Eleio Blomstrom
CA. Currin
Flys Antes
James Maxe
Jiny
J. H. Cross Haw
Olynt Wa
Mia
Fred Cunail
Baker
Oregon
Community notes and social visits in Willow Town
Local residents report travels to Hunting ton Payette and New Plymouth visiting kin and conducting business. A Friday Literary gathering declined attendance while a debate favored the Indian in a contested resolution. A school organ was purchased, several dances and skating parties occurred, and multiple residents face illnesses travel and rumors of a Portland marriage.
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Wells
Will Whlla
Cimatic
Jupiter
Mars
Fatty” Arbuckie
Irish Free State
Arthur Griffith
Ulster
South Ireland
Ireland
Ford Co
Chevrolet
Mexico
Mara
Schussier
Bismarck
Germany
Mority Busch
Klein
Libby
Gorham Mere. Co
Mamoth Uazetol
Tire
Avenue South
Oass
Enterprise Office
J. W. Martin
A. F. Taylor
W. D. Case
3Rd Ave
Ulla Iea
Shacker
Daniel
Bargain
Payette Valley
Itex Spray Co
J. M. Swanson & Son
D. Tancreed
D. Baka
Brad
Ho Bowman
Goo
O. B. Johnson
Ensign
Uneuc
Japan
Kobe
Osaka
Shandal
Petersburg
Virginia
India
Spain
Uttle
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