Beautiful Rose Varieties and Culture in Garden News
Will Wells editor presents a March 1 1917 gardening piece on rose varieties hardy to Wade, detailing tea hybrid and hybrid perpetual roses, selection tips, protective winter practices, and a survey of white pink red yellow roses with care for mildew aphids and soil. The author names varieties such as Wi. Frau Karl Druwchki Mildred Grant Sunburst Countess of Gasford Madam Caroline Tastant Madam Leon Pain and American Beauty among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whieh
Tom
Ross
Karl Druwchki
Bessie Brown
Molly Sharman Crawford
Mildred Grant
Aaron Ward
Countess of
Gasford
Caroline Tastant
Leon Pain
Farbenkonixin
Tati
la France
Helen Gould
General McArthur
Jacqueminot
Tilieh Bruner
Etoile-De-France
Grumean-Tepfity
Roxes de West
Bordeaux
Benny
Habits and Their Far Reaching Effects
A meditation on human habits noting how they form in childhood and influence behavior such as profanity, drinking, smoking, laziness, and the neglect of family. It contrasts personal discipline with the broader issue of industrial and economic habits, including a discussion of railroads and their financial strain during the early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabi
Upkeep of the Rails and a Mother’s Quiet Struggle
A fragment from a column recalls James J. T. estimating American railroads need 1.1 billion dollars yearly for maintenance. The piece shifts to a mother at home with a baby going to school, pondering future losses and the quiet, daily tears of an unseen household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers Weekly
Publicanion
United State
U. S
Community notices and social happenings in North Payette area
The North Payette News itemizes local gatherings and personal updates. Meetings include the Chautauqua reading circle with Mrs P. Witts Mottley and talks by Mrs F B Suplee on Pelican Art and Mrs C P Latte on Scott's "Cranten Derward." Birthdays, school programs, and visits feature heavily along with drainage concerns after thaw and rains. Several residents travel or relocate, and a sunny weekend turnout is noted for Dist 9 activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaitauqua Rendin Circle
A Grenary
F. B. Siplee
R. H. Voolla
Garland
I. G. Thornon
Thornton
H. Joyce
C. Cray
Dist, No.9
Washington
W. G. Sloan
Bolse
Ed. Covler
Weiser
Lee Young
D. R. Durham
F. B. Suplee
CP. Latte
Sam Burton
Sand Hollow
A. Harland
Lawrence
Monte Crees
Lone Valley
Page
Iowa Ave
Behy
Repp
Oster
Belor
Jess Newton
Baker City
Vogt
Grand Mound
Iowa
de Cornelien
H. Lindewist
Seran
Frank Hurd
Nee
Jimerson
Opal Jackson
Ontario
Simday
The Devil's Business and a Sunday's Crown Tale
A Brookings S Dakota Oracle item humorously riffs on vice and virtue. A Sunday School scene asks which pupil will win the biggest crown, with a cheeky reply from a child about the largest crown. The piece intertwines mock sermons and rustic dialogue about sin and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Dakota
Oracle
Brookings, S. D
Election Notice for Little Willow District Bonds March 1917
The Little Willow Irrigation District announces an election on March 10 1917 to authorize a second bond issue of 30000 to fund lands for a reservoir site and rights of way and to hire an engineer for irrigation works. Polls open 8 PM at East-side school house. no registration required but voters swear an elector oath. The notice lists inspection locations and district borders, plus postscript sale ads for alfalfa seed and stock.
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Willow Irrigation District
Little Willow
Board of Directors
Little Willow Irrigation District
Garry Hurst
Paydle
Maho
Range 8
Fate
Hoise
Idaho
Sid
Payette
Range 4
Boise Meridian
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North Payette News
B.C. S. Brainard
W. H. Klingeblehl, Payette
Téaho Bltf
A. C. Crcutt
Payette Valley Real Yatate Agency
The
Mountain S'ates Telephone and Telegraph Co
Moline-Universal
White & Quickert
Ford Garage
Giesler Bros