Stray notices and public notices mix from Idaho era
Strayed animals, road district meeting, tax warrants, sale ads, medical pitch, and personal notices gathered from a Payette Idaho page segment. Includes strays for a pig and heifer, a two year old steer, a road supervisor meeting on January 7 1919, and warrants to January 28 1919. Also notices for sales of mares and harness goods, a medical ad, poems about influenza, and various personal notices.
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Chapel House
State of Idaho
Tee
John W. Eagleson
C. A. Groves
W. R. Gresham
New Plymouth
Idaho
Spanish Sulphur Deposits Near Lorca Province Murcia
In Murcia Spain several sulphur deposits exist with La Surata de Lorca highlighted as a major site near Lorca. The bed stretches about ten kilometers long and one to two kilometers wide.
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Province
Murcia
Spain
la Surata de Lorca
Lorca
Plaster of Paris Trick for Ming Cracks in Walls
Use plaster of Paris mixed with vinegar instead of water to create a putty like compound. This mixture lets you fill Ming cracks in walls with a workable, durable repair.
Officials Trap Peculators By Marking Currency With Pin Pricks
A Literary Digest note describes secret service practice of marking national currency to identify suspects. Using a pin, two punctures in the pupils of the Indian head on a $5 silver certificate are made, hidden unless light reveals them. Additional marks at the twists of the large numeral five and ends of the lower scrolls complete the system for identification in money drawers.
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Secret Service
Red and Blue Colors in Culture and Power
The article discusses red as a symbol of authority in politics and religion and its appeal to violence in flags and uniforms. It notes red as a preferred color at state functions in India and contrasts blue as a minor influence often linked to the rat and heavenly imagery.
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India
Heaven
Barley and swift-running animals in ancient times
Barley long known as a wild grass from western Asia is cited as mankind’s oldest cultivated food. Three varieties were found in Stone Age Swiss lake dwellings. The piece notes rapid animals like the Corzol hound and gazelle, and cites electrics with New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia counts. It also mentions Liberty Bonds and a bank plan in Idaho, plus a local sale of dry apple wood at 100 cord and delivery deal.
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Western
Asia
Switzerland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gorham Merc. Co
Stoxe
Mn Oy
Leays
LU A
I. W. Tenn R
ArSiliya
Nincara
Niagant
Peg Ince
Jeremy Heifer
Isft
Sam D. Hill
Powell
Moss Mercantile Store
Hurd Ranch
Payette
F. A. Roger
James McGreevy
B. F. Supler
Chiropratic
W. B. Sims
Chiropractor
Crighton Bik. Payette, Ida
Heaven's Vale
Brimstone
Hd. C. Shellworth
N. M. Jensen
Sam W. Lil
Holtein and
Durkhams
Hert
Disraeli
Il F
Pugh
Sixth Street
Fairbanks - Morse
Red
Cloak of Heaven
the Canyon Com’l. CO
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
First National Bank
M. F. Albert
H. Baymen
Poutz
George Windle
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