They All Played Ball In a Wild Scoring Baseball Tale
A humorous baseball recount features players with food and household names in a chaotic game. Umpire Apple is criticized as rotten while Cigar, Wind, and Lightning deliver the action. Final score shows Soap cleaning up 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Horn
Apple
Axe
Cigar
Brick
Song
Baloon
Oats
Crow
Spider
Hammer
Knife
Lightning
Oix
Piddle
Long
Trombone
Door
Payette County Treasurer and Tax Collector Candidates
The notice announces candidacy for Payette County Treasurer and Tax Collector for the Republican and Democratic primaries on August 3, 1920. Kate M. Ainney and L Rudolph Hollenbeck seek re election with calls for voter support next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
L. Rudolph Hollenbeck
Reward Offered for Lost Boy Scout in Hecht Blue Overalls
A reward is offered for information leading to the whereabouts of a small boy about three feet tall with light brown hair and black eyes. Described as genteel, able to pass as a wholesale paper dealer, seen coming up backwards from a scrap box with arms full of scrap paper wearing a Hecht blue overall suit with red trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecht
Informaton
Lily
Two Meals a Day Roosevelts Practical Note From Pine Knot
The New York Evening Post highlights a Roosevelt pastimes chapter in which a son, daughter, and Colonel Roosevelt discuss his cooking in the Pine Knot retreat. They describe meals of chicken fried by the president with beefsteak bacon and eggs and note their aim to cut dishwashing by limiting to two meals daily.
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Roosevelt
Cook
New York Evening Post
Pine- Knot
Itale Virginia
White House
Global steel demand and international building plans
Global markets show strong steel demand with a New York firm holding $5,000,000 in Tokyo and other Japanese city contracts while Portuguese East Africa advances railroad plans and Siam seeks 2,000 tons of rails for expansion. Rome initiates government housing programs and South American orders are noted, with Silk Shirts and Payette Steam Laundry processing summer dresses. A stray notice lists two mares, one gray 1050 pounds and one sorrel 950 pounds, for contact.
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Globe
Portuguese East Africa
Siam
New York
Tokyo
Rome
Voting Places and Probate Notice From Payette Idaho
Voting locations for Republican and Democrat primary elections across Payette Idaho include North Payette Court House and several churches, stores, and schools. The Probate Court announces the will of Colman R French deceased will be proved on August 14 1920 with letters of testamentary to Fred P French and Abbie French pending any contest. Methodist Church announces Sunday sermon by Rev Knight of New Plymouth and Sunday School at 10.00.
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North Payette—Court House
Payette
Presbyterian Church
W. Payette
D. W. Ainey
Rex Spray
North Fruitland
South Fruitland
New Plymouth
Stewart
Bolton Schoolouse
North Payette
Court House
E. Payette
C. W. Giesler
Idaho
Colmand
French
Methodist Church
Knight
H. K. Wallib
Also Mentioned on This Page
Payette Equity Exchange
Letson
Victor, Edison
Sonora
Kate M. Ainey
Gorham Merc. Co
Nash Automobiles and Trucks
Liberty Garage
Carl Williamson
Carl
H. R. Colton
Ray
Nash
Brubaker
Gem Vulcanizing Works
Brubaker & Colton
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