Notice to appear in district court Payette Idaho 1918
Allas summons issued by the district court of the seventh judicial district state of Idaho for Payette county requires defendant Dan M Siven to appear and answer the complaint to quiet title on Lot 20 in Block 9 of the Payette map. Defendants must appear within twenty days if served in district. within forty days if served elsewhere. Publication date August 4 1918 and August 8 1918. Attorney is Norris Payette Idaho. Contains a second article about white bread health concerns and dietary trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan M. Sten
Uhbo
Dan M. Siven
Defenihat
Tdabo
Aml
Tito
Payette
Idaho
Herrin
Mid District Court
Aly
A. D
Clond
Cork
E. Dentnes
Phn
Norris
Rewidinert
POUND MASTER'S NOTICE FOR IMPOUNDED ANIMALS IN PAYETTE
J Jefferis chief of police and ex officio found master impounds two cattle found roaming in Payette Idaho under Ordinance 27 dated 9 September 1903. Describes a seven year old cow with horns and brands and a black white heifer. Public auction scheduled July 15, 1918 at Banks Livers run city Payette Idaho at 2:00 pm to highest bidder for lawful US currency. Owner must claim before sale. charges and expenses apply. International context notes and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jefferis
Dollce
Payette
Idaho
Banks Livers
United States of America
Hell
J.T. Jepperie
Paystte
Let the dogs of war bowl in Pitts theater
A stray dog wandered into a Massachusetts theater and caused a disruption, prompting security to remove it. Authorities described the incident as a minor disturbance with no injuries reported.
Tombstone Tale of Pavement and Exile in Venice
Ancestral ducal line, banished by King Richard I, died at Taly and buried. Thomas Mowbry quotes a Shakespearean epitaph as a noble relic of a notable ancestor. About two centuries later the exile’s banishment was claimed by family from Venice authorities and brought to Baghdad, but the tombstone was erased, later found, serving as a faded but noted token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Norfolk
Richard I
Taly
Thomas Mowbry
Shake
Unusual Earth Currents Disrupt Telegraph and Telephone Lines
An old article reports erratic earth currents from solar activity affecting long telegraph and telephone cables. Measurements show voltages up to 14 positive and 225 negative with resistance around 2 000 ohms. Eastern cables fared worse, with long lines and east to west currents, causing outages and limited reception in areas like Brest and St Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donny McNteet
Postil
Rode Ain
Toenter
St. Pierre
Brest
Americans Enter Canada Influx Through Western Border
Reports from the Department of Immigration show nine month entries from the United States into western Canada rising sharply. The count of admitted persons reached 55,827 for 1915 to 1917 with 14,122 in 1916 and 20,018 in 1917. Cash and effects accompanying migrants trended differently, totaling 2,?16,? for 1915, 1,818 for 1916, and 5,914,083 for 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Department of Fininstration
Freshwater Eels Cleanliness Questioned in Water Study
Freshwater eels are described as very clean while seen preparing watercress and aquatic plants in their habitat. However local observations note their immense appetite, devouring various water organisms and plant matter as they move through the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syuwn
Local Residents Refer To Community Events And Visits
Notes reflect valley residents recalling a recent stamp drive and their response. Mr and Mrs W M Backus of Cornell Idaho plan to spend the Fourth of July at Mrs Rackus parents home near Weimer. The Backus family will visit Payette with their daughter.
Weather report for Vor week ending July 2
Week summary shows highest 95 and lowest 1 with trace precipitation. Six clear days and nine cloudy days, one partly cloudy day. Prevailing wind from the south.
Empress Train Luxury Highlighted During Royal Visit
An article notes Empress Marie of Russia owned a premier royal train used for tours, with a lavish car set. It mentions Boulogne as a stop during a voyage and that the train could swiftly travel across the continent when her English visit concluded. The piece reflects on character and effort in life’s pursuits.
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Marie
Russia
Wiuther
Alexandea
Louie
Boulogne
Amy
Eoghind
Blind rifleman recalls close Canada contest tale
In an obscure Los Angeles suburb a blind man recounts a 1990s story of American riflemen facing the Queen's Own in Canada. The final shot, needed to tie or win, drew a tense crowd as the commanding officer urged space, and the American edged a bull’s eye for a perfect 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Canada
Queen's Own
Age of Fishes and the Ear Stones as Age Indicators
The article explains aging fish by ear stones or otoliths, which grow annually like tree rings, revealing age regardless of size variations due to nutrition. It contrasts this with growth differences and notes the method’s reliability for Northern species. It also includes a short humorous tale about Aladdin and a lamp, ending with a child’s reaction.
Be Sure of Your Eats Says Doctor Do Not Eat Unknown Foods
A physician warns readers to avoid uncertain foods and choose trusted options. The ad notes abundant safe choices and stresses moderation and informed eating in a practical health context. A fragment mentioning a for sale item references a large 180 acre stock ranch near Donetly Idaho with scattered mis-spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Valley
Donetly
Idato
John A
Bladeey
Welser
Idaho
United People Insure Victory Borah Urges Idaho Aid
U S Senator William Borah appeals to Idaho citizens to back the Third Liberty Loan. He argues victory hinges on national unity and full public support, urging Idaho to maintain its strong war record by subscribing generously to the government loan. He stresses the nation must be organized and sacrifice at home to aid the front lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
William €. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Hera
Make War on Onion Malady Threatens Onion Storage
The US Department of Agriculture to combat neck rot in onions across districts in Massachusetts Connecticut Ohio Indiana Delaware Wisconsin and Oregon with specialists to aid growers next season. Trials show artificial drying after harvest reduces rot from high single digits to near single digits in white onions, offering a practicable control for commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ohio
Indiana
Delaware
Wisconsin
Oregon
Chicago
Railroads Use Much Coal in 1916 Figures
United States Geological Survey data show railroads used 186.0 million tons of bituminous coal, 6.735 million net tons of Pennsylvania anthracite, and 22,950 tons of coke in 1916. Bituminous coal rose 11.5 percent from 1915, while anthracite rose 8.5 percent. Regional shifts and a Pennsylvania decline influenced totals, with broader production shares reported. Also retold is a historical note on “fool’s gold” and wartime sulfuric acid supply aiding the war effort.
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Lesher
United States Geological Survey
Pennsylvania
United States
Ohio
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stars and Stripes
Uncle Joe Cannon
England
Mars
America
Spain
Lane
Testing and Testing Standards Mentioned in Washington Star
An exchange discusses finger placement on a unit and whether testing should be standardized. The dialog reveals concern for consistent testing methods and possible public confusion. The Washington Star framing signals a debate on measurement or quality control practices.
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Ainey
Washington Star
For Sale Two Lot Property With Buildings And Fruit Trees
Two lots with a two room shop, wooden house, workshop, and other outbuildings. One hundred bearing fruit trees, large garden planted with shade and lawn. A nice little home offered at 600 dollars. For further particulars call this office.
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Allas Sumons
Wwalo
Pays
Aladdin
NAY Bros
Alabama
Troubadours
Star Barber Shop
R. D-X
Koken Barber Supply Co
Ji, Smith
J.W., Vanderford, Proprietor
J. A. Lauer & Brother
Glenn C. Landon
Sriery Boxpa
Nowjay Prare
Payette County Abstract Company
Firat National Bank
Witlding Payette
Dano
National Casualty Company
Detroit
Mich
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