How to Save On Painting Costs With Fuller's Paints
A vintage promotional piece explains choosing Fuller's Specification House Paints for economy. It argues that expensive, high quality paint lasts longer, covers better, and reduces labor costs, preventing surface rot and long term depreciation.
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Fullers Specification
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Con Men and Police Lore From the Golden Age
A New York letter recalls notorious confidence men from Broadway’s past, naming Hungry Joe and associates who swindled Oscar Wilde, with sketches of their schemes and later lives. The piece also notes women police success, debates on selecting educated officers, and a California tire waste argument urging road surface reform for cost savings.
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Soa
Tom O'Brlen
Oscar Wilde
America
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Empire Garden
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Ikewise
Doc" Truman
de Los McCurdy
Larry O'Brien
la Carlo
Alou
Bois de Bologne
Pore
Parmelee Jones
Bill Hawley
Frank Tarbeau
Atlante
Guilay
Bill Tracey
Brent Way
Buck” Taylor
Lund
New York
Canada
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Lord Astor
Enton of
Societies For Equal Citizenship
London
New York World
Helen Gwynne Vaughan
D. M. Cowan
Scottish University
Clive
Drydocking Ships by Telephone in 1910s Port Works
A dockmaster uses a portable telephone to guide an ocean liner into position while pumps and docking crews respond remotely in a distant dry dock. The piece notes the shift from shouting to telephonic coordination in large modern docks and includes a Newport garden party vignette highlighting a fashion clash over a crinoline frock trimmed with white monkey fur.
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Popular Science Monthly
Cortlandt Bleecker
Newport
Mr. Bigecker
Alcohol and the Arts Mock Clash Over Cuisine
A witty exchange between a noted film star and a companion satirizes a culinary quip about audit like phrases. The star admits preferring mince to custard pie though asks where to obtain the distinctive ingredient. The banter highlights lighthearted backstage humor in artistic circles.
Public Sale Notice and Local Advertisements Mix
Various notices from Payette County Idaho include a public sale of real estate to raise funds, an estray auction for a left mare horse, and sprinkling bids for the 1922 city season. Also contains personal testimonial about Doan's Kidney Pills and a household illness note. The real estate list names multiple lots, tracts, and additions in Payette and New Plymouth with dates and lot descriptions. The notices name officials such as Lillian Wilson, H B Tussing, and city clerks.
Public Sales Notice Reordered by Johnson and Dunn
E C Johnson sales changed from March 7 to 16 at 226 West Payette with all listed sales set by court duty. W B Ontario sale moved to March 14. Auctioneer E W Dunn to conduct proceedings with time and place as listed.
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W. B. Ontario
West Payette
Notice of Sale of Estray Ox
W B Stearman constable Payette precinct Idaho will on April 7 1922 at 2 PM at Fred Harper ranch 3 miles west of New Plymouth Idaho sell at public auction to pay lawful money the described animal one day more weight about 1000 pounds no visible brands star in forehead wire cut on left hip about years old.
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H. B. Tussing
Fruitland
Payette
State of Idaho
Williames
Feintland
Sel
United States
Constable
W. B. Stearman
Payette Justice Precinct
County of
Fred Harper
New Plymouth
Idaho
L W. B. Stearman
Notice to Creditors for Nat Webb Deceased
Notice is here by given by the administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Nat Webb deceased to creditors and all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within en months after first publication to the administrator at rooms 1 and 2 First National Bank Bldg Payette County Idaho. Dated February 27 1922. A. O. Sutton Administrator with the Will annexed. First pub March 2 last March 23. Train bulletin notes west bound trains and Payette Valley train schedule from Payette with times for departures and arrivals.
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Nat Webb
First National Bank Bldg
Payette
State of Idaho
Sutton
Will Collect Railroad Claims Soon for North Side Clients
If you have claims against the Railroad Co. file them with W. M. Copeland at his office on North 8th street. His years of experience in railroad work will enable him to obtain quick and satisfactory results.
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Railroad Co
W. M. Copeland
North 8Th Street
Payette City to hear objections on sprinkling district streets
The Payette City Council will hear objections to removing several streets from the Sprinkling District. Streets named include Second Avenue South, Twelfth Street, Sixth Street, Seventh Avenue North, and East of North Ninth Street. Petitions must be filed by April 3, 1922, or the streets will be excluded for the 1922 season. Martin O. Luther.
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Payette
Paytte
Second Avenue
Eighth Street
Twelfth
Twelfth Street
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
L. M. Son
Riverside Ai Ition
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Street
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Martin O, Luther
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