Polish daily commentary on immigration and assimilation
A Cleveland Polish daily argues against immigration restrictions while praising free influx of white workers. It criticizes disloyal foreigners, warns against assimilation failures, and urges work ethic though condemns yellow race immigration. It links wartime jails to anti assimilation rhetoric.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wiadomonei Codzienne
United States
Wass
Milwankee
Chatt
Victor Herger
Abe Lived in a Time of High Living Says Towers
A fragmentary column quotes F L Towers claiming Abraham Lincoln faced low grocery bills, with examples from 1860 including chicken and potatoes. The piece also notes editor appointments and a Near East relief drive urging warm clothing donations for Armenia and other refugees, organized by Miss Few and the University of Idaho extension.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
F. L. Towers
California
Towers
Lincoln
Cottags
West Fourteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Husa
Wacré Towers
Paytte
Washington
Armenia
Asia Minor
Mixa
Fowler
University of Idaho
South Idaho
Peyton Building
Spokane
Congress For
Western
Asia
Caucasus
Bible Lands
Miss Few
Haut Vishes
Weiser
Cayatte
Fruitland
New ‘Iyuliwuth
Tole- Mado
Canoe potential praised for Oregon Short Line region
R H Lowe proposes canoeing as a new outdoor option near the Oregon Short Line territories. He argues canoes are portable and versatile for river trips, suggesting rail and express transport to reach water routes for recreation and sport.
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Adirondacks
Maine
Canada
Pacific Northwest
Wreisbelit
Oregon
Failin Tong
Ellable
Betne
Vonfett
Reater
Lowe
Payette County Board approves road paving and bridge limits
Payette County Board of Commissioners discusses joining State and Highway District No 2 to pave a state road from Mrs Moss corner to the Payette River bridge at a cost of 6000. A 7 ton bridge load limit is adopted with signs to notify. Regular sessions authorize road work, bridge repairs, and payrolls for June and July 1921.
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State and
Highway District No 2
J. MM. Davis
J. A. White
L. B. Makinson
Syms York Co
Syma York Co
Fruitland Banner
Fruitland Banner, Publ. Notice For Supt. of Sehnals
Payette Co-Op. Co
L. V. Roberts
Payette Co-Op Co
F. M Froman
Bro. Coffey
Coffey
Wood & Spaulding
West Disinfecting Co
Court House Childrens Home Finding Society
Batterly
Gardner
HW. G. Gardner
B. B. Shanks
Millian Wilton
Depuy
Tackile
Scruty
John J. Jeffries
A. C. Walbrecht
Sherif
B. Hosen
O. EB
Bossen
Esther Rusesil
Jons R. Shaw
R 'T Haynes
M. Oo. Asthe
Byanate Jude
Perr Pearson
I of Schools
Anna C. Pearson
Cc. P. Lattig
Wmn. Bulmer
Santtor
H. F. Knight
sHatties Swank
Wid
Albertina Brown
Alpha Butt
Daisy RK. Jewel
Sarah J. Norden
Catherine Noyes
Doya Yost
Holy Rosary Hospital
Buschke
P. Lalli
Recorders
C. Levars
Exprestige
Latlig
Tor Mewensar
Mohlers Grocery
Alt J Familia
Jotterie
Eaysacee
Innit Bossen
J. M. Davis
White
R. H. Haynes
Payette Co. Farm Bureau
W. Swank
A. C. Watt
Flock
Chadwick
Davis
Makinson
K. Forbes
Snake River
Payette River
Payette
Strohbein
Carey George Helm
Jax
B. Metts
PJ. Stanton
Bhanling Plank
Rynie Land Bridge
Baxter Foundry & Sieh
Leo Fyman
Frottland Bridge
van Patten
Cox
W. P. Achlock
van Petten Lor, Co
Falk Bridge
C. P. Draper
Jo Heveby
Wood & Spauiding
Ibs
Mckinson
jAttest
H. G. Gardner
Board of County Commissioners
Payette County
Maho
J M. Davis
L. J. Makinson
Idaho
New Plymouth
Hollen Veek
Holenbeck
Drst
Hollenbeck
Colperlan
Ruth R. Shaw
Taut
Thornton A Mills International Orator Leads Chautauqua
Thornton A Mills, famed orator, headlines the 1921 Chautauqua season with a speech titled Fiddles and Fortunes. The address emphasizes work for love of accomplishment and making a life, not just a living, highlighting Mills as a pivotal figure in guiding public thought.
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Cadmean
Thornton A. Mills
America
Mills
Homor
Local County Officials and Community Notices Update
Payette County records show road work, bridge repairs, and financial actions including quarterly treasurer report and pay judgments. Mentions Mennonite church welcome, sermon schedule, and Knights lodge activities with local ceremonies and conferrals.
Willing McDonald rises as America’s greatest bass
An account of a singer who toiled at San Pram elsco and Fret Tate Alto Biock Far before being mentored by Alek Lolind Stamford, transforming into a celebrated bass. The story highlights his long career, enduring friendship with fellow musicians, and acclaim from music lovers across the United States and Canada.
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Marsner
McDonald
Tate Alto Biock
Alek Lolind
Stamford
Leno Sik
Lefar
Hostoniens
Ely
America
Mullet
Joe
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