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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
4
Delinquent on described stock accounts from December 7 19 WL. Shares and amounts listed for W Toumb 10 shares Hang to sone We Male 200 TM Berry 20.00 AE Severdeuce. Notice by CHAPMAN with office at North Sixth Streets Payette Idaho. Sale set January 60th at two oclock PM to pay delinquent assessments plus advertising costs.
The District Court of Idaho Breathing Judicial District summons George E. Dita to answer a complaint filed by W. Dilts. Defendant must appear and respond by the specified day.
The document outlines summons procedures and deadlines for appearance and answer. It states the court will proceed if the defendant fails to respond within the district or out of district, with dissolution terms for pleadings. It is signed by Clerk Geo W Stoval in November 1911.
Rev Geo HM Turner offers a variety of items including an office chair an Underwood typewriter and a large collection of books with historical and literary works. Also listed are for rent rooms and various livestock notices with contact options in Payette Idaho.
The article advises dairy cows need liberal alfalfa and mixed grain feeding. It discusses housing and roughage, straw limits, and profitable rations with corn, bran, and barley. It extols alfalfa for horses and lambs and outlines profitable hog and cattle farming strategies, stressing on-farm feed and fertility.
Spirited driving with a whip. our harnesses are snappy strong and well built to fit horses. They are reasonably priced so you could buy a new set over time. Come inspect our selection and decide whether you want to buy now or later.
For Sale about fifteen head of small pigs from four months to slight months old. Gilbert Holt, Payette, Idaho. Phone 245y.
The article notes clerks and shoppers grow very tired and cites the British army, which tested many decoctions and awards coffee the top mark for relieving fatigue with no equal.
The New York World reports that two Teagan scientists, the Piccard brothers, prove the odor from striking Mints arises from trace organic matter on the stones. Odor persists after washing with lye but disappears if pebbles are heated and struck without hand contact.
Dr G Tiedman explains that some stick insects imitate ostrich behavior by covering their eyes with forelegs when disturbed. The insects hatch after about six months, reach six tenths of an inch, and pack within smaller bodies. They destroy weaker siblings by eating their legs, noted by Westminster Gazette.
Commentary compares green turtle soup to outdated London excess and claims nourishment is a poor value. It condemns mock turtle soup as a scalp of a sucking calf, a gelatinous fraud posing as green turtle shell fat, noting some markets sell sun dried turtles.
The article describes a reversible theater floor at the Apollo in Paris. One side is a dancing surface while the other is the standard inclined auditorium floor with folding seats. The 2,500 square foot steel frame floor weighs 100 tons and revolves on a horizontal axis.
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