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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
3
A dish of water placed in shade behind the yard comforts pony birds on hot days. Birds love water for drinking and bathing, and their playful behavior around a lawn sprinkler is noted as a cheerful scene similar to children by the east town ditch.
W J Steinma, Constable, Payette Justice Precinct, will sell at public auction on September 2 at 2 p m at H C Bertelyon Ranch one and one half miles south of Payette to the highest bidder for cash a sorrel mare with white star on forehead wire cut on left front foot about 4 years old weight 1160 lbs branded T on left shoulder T3816.
George R. Fulton as administrator of Lena Fulton’s estate requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of publication. Claims must be delivered to the administrator at his Payette residence, Idaho. Dated July 26, 1921. First publication July 25, last publication August 25.
In a customer testimonial Dean's Kidney Pills are praised as the remedy for kidney trouble and back pain. The ad notes their price 60 cents and lists Vendoms Hotel Main St Weiser as a place to buy. A commenter claims earlier family use confirmed relief and kidney regulation.
A man recalls a cautious meeting with a stranger who urged him to speak and warned of danger. The tale shifts through dialogue about speaking to a feared figure, staying until day, and a late night journey amid unclear dangers and a tense atmosphere across a border region.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mid league practice, a winner at a literary tie medal, and mentions names like Mugelin and Tracheabatis. The legible portions reference balls, a device to tie a knot, and skill in manipulation. The passage preserves period tone without coherent events or clear outcomes.
A curious retrospective notes child prodigies and early artistic feats across ages. It highlights youths like a poet at twelve and a pianist child prodigy in royal circles, observing how early talent influenced later cultural milestones and education.
Freight by air in England dominates early aviation progress with 200,000 pounds of freight moving 7,000,000 sites across 48,081 flights. The transocean passenger schedule remains costly yet improving, with reduced trip times London to Paris and New York to Boston showing substantial price changes. The text notes a new service between Rey West and Tavita offering a one way New York to Boston fare around 150 dollars.
Samples from Anstenlt were sent to the United States Bureau of Standards for testing to assess rabbit leather for shoe uppers or similar uses. The leather showed only about one fourth the strength of calf skin and tore easily, but offers cheapness and could serve for uppers of fancy shoes not meant for heavy wear. Experts say it might be useful for trimmings and novelties.
For tolaced growing the soil must be thoroughly cleared of weeds seeds and insect larvae before the plants are set. Old practice used to burn tires over the surface but now a canvas cover with steam from a road rolled is projected. A high temperature is maintained for two hours.
A fragmented prose piece from Boys' Life evokes yearning and mystery as paths through snow and open roads lure readers toward unknown horizons. It contrasts Benson quotes with vivid imagery of gates, fences, and forest edges where wanderers seek meaning beyond familiar bounds.
A naturally heated cave near Horse Hutte by Bend was found by Co A Yarnell and J D Bide. The cave lies near the Butte and emits heat from an underground volcanic source. The explorers noticed rising heat and smoke near the opening while testing the cave by cooking a small breakfast.
A fragile report notes miners strive to reduce dust to prevent explosive hazards. In a Kentucky cave, experiments show automatic car movement and sprinting of empty mine cars yielded noticeable results.
The text proclaims petroleum's rise from humble beginnings to a dominant global force. It notes production challenges as a major international issue and hints at geopolitics driving control over oil resources and influence.
Olive is hereby given that by virtue of law W B Stearman, constable, Payette County Idaho will on August 25 at 2 p m at the stand near Payette sell at public auction to the highest bidder the following described animals iron gray horse six years old weight about 1540 pounds no brands two year old bay mare two white feet no brands light gray mare two or three years old no brands black hare two or three years old stripe on face no brands black mare five years old twin white feet no brands proceeds to United States money WB Stearman Constable
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