Cherries Alias Summons In Seventh Judicial District
The Cannery will buy your Hogal ath Judicial District of the State Idaho in Canyon County. FRUIT GROWS AS BANK, A CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF, vs RB MITCHELL AND ANNA Y MITCHELL, DEFENDANTS. You are notified that a complaint has been filed and you must answer within twenty days if in district or forty if served elsewhere. The action forecloses a chattel mortgage for 1100 dated April 11 1914 to secure a promissory note, plus $200 attorney fees and costs. Witness the Clerk L C Knowlton on April 22 1915. F H Lyon attorney for plaintiff. Notice to Hear Protests: assessment roll for sprinkling streets of Payette filed June 2 1915. Objections due by July 26 1915. Council meeting August 2 1915 to dispose of objections. Payette Idaho June 29 1915. Martin O Luther City Clerk First Publication July 1 1915.
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District Court of the Sev
Hogalath
Rnn Cherries
Idaho
Canyon
Mitchell
Anna Y. Mitchell
State OF Idaho
R.B. Mitchell
Anna V. Mitchell
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
Can- Yon
Caid
L. C. Knowlton
F. H. Lyon
Payette
Maho
City of Payette
Martin
Luther
Farm Loan Rates Highlighted by High & Company
For prompt service and favorable terms on farm loans, see High & Company of Boise advertising on 17th. The notice emphasizes quick aid and strong interest options for agricultural financing.
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Tra BE
High & Company
Bolse
Sputtered Classified Ad Mixup From Early Notices
Fragmented ad items show tire dealer pitches and farm rental offerings. Mentioned are Knobby-Squegee tires, Wood and Spauldings, Mrs Say at S46 lat Ave South, and a 40 acre fruitland land rental in Ontario. Lacks coherent details and clear transactions.
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Wood & Spauldings
Bath
Say
Why Should Women Vote Opposed by Texas Farmers' Union Leader
A Texas Farmers' Union official argues against women's suffrage, claiming wives belong at home and that voting would not ease domestic burdens. He likens suffrage to unsexing society, cautions that culture does not guarantee fitness for franchise, and positions women as better in family roles than political ones.
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Texas Farmers’ Union
Womeo
Texas
W. D. Lewiz
Christ
Henas
The Layman's Duty and Pulpit Politics
An editorial laments the historic alliance of preachers and politicians and warns that ministers have been drawn into political campaigns. It notes some leaders resist while a few have fallen, shaking Christendom, and ends with a job notice from J. M. Den Boer seeking orchardist work in Idaho.
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Satan
Christendom
Wise Investing Admonitions from a Savings Bank Ad Clergy Tone
A Chicago News excerpt presents cautious investing guidance urging readers to favor principal preservation over high returns. It quotes conservative investment counsel advising thrift, consulting experienced brokers, and prioritizing savings banks for steady 4 percent returns. It stresses avoiding risky ventures and learning sound investment elements from trusted advisers.
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Ubetts
Ubetts Who Ascumed His Attitude Bayward All Tvestment
Prajsitions
Coles
Dave Din
Giel
Ing Ank
jlowlJohn ML
Oskison
Chicago News
Modern Opium Habit Explored By Former Newspaper Fan
An excerpt from American Magazine discusses the costs and progression of opium addiction in a former fan turned convict. It details rising daily usage from a few pills to thirty or forty, the mental and physical cravings, and the heavy financial toll including pills, room fees, and a fluctuating price per tin.
Slaves and Swift Publishing in Ancient Rome
The article notes rapid book production by slave artisans under overseers, citing a Roman publisher who printed 1 000 copies of Martini’s fund book in ten hours, selling at about 12 cents and earning 100 percent profit. Workers toiled in batches, with revisions and binding completed quickly, allowing low prices. It also recalls Roseneath parish veneration for the Argyl family and a Westminster Gazette anecdote, plus a Washington Star item about distractingly varied topics.
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FldMen
Bitches of i
Winklee
Waiter, Thin Knife Sharpening Exchange Cited
A fragment from the Boston Transcript depicts a waiter debating knife care, suggesting a blunt blade and strop routine. The line hints at a casual street talk tone and a reference to sharpening methods within a social scene.
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Payette National Bank
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Mathloid
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Ontario
J. H. Conyers
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Prultland
Daho
Argyl
Roseneath
Princip Storey
Hla Grace
Westminster Gazette
Gladys Ann
Mr. Cutirox
Washington Star
LYON
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Norris & Norris
First National Bank
PeeCeeeeey
A. H. Bowen
Lawyer and Notary Public Rooms
T Thurston
Payette Idaho
Shaw
Offica
Kennett Block
L. M. Lyon
U. S. Land Commissioner
First National Bank Building
Aho
Cathon Osteopath
Coughanour Building
RTTS
V. Ss. Asst. State Vet
Ayette Sopher
Daho Eebres
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M. van Duyn
Scatterday & van Duyn
Caldwell, Idaho
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Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
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Walter Watts
Giesler Bros
Melchers Park
Payette Heights
Payette Land & Improvement Co
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Rain Auto CO
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Sherman Post
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Midvale
Draper
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