Payette items feature sales and notices from Payette
Local notices report sales on flour and seed potatoes from Payette Commission Co. Miss Delia Thrawl wed Mr. Homer Coulter with plans to move to Premiers lumber camp. The Weiser High school enforces discipline and maintains good class standings. Two troops of U S Cavalry passed through Payette en route to Boise Barracks.
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Flora Phelps
Weiser
R. B. Haynes
Moss
W. RC
C. B. Brainard
Payette Vally Farms
A. J. Moss
Salt Lake
Payette
Curtis Scott
Pleasant View
New Plymouth
Weiser High School
Payette Commission Co
United States Cavalry
Walla Walla
Wash
Boise Barracks
Lou Soule
Baby
Hull
Delia Thrawl
Homer Coulter
E. E. Davidson
Prestel
Coulter
Omaha
R. EB. Haynes
Lweek
Bolas
Manag
Elrph-Ne
Tim
Notice 19 Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Update
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company offers updates on coverage terms. The notice states a reduction in the old insurance rate by half and urges policyholders to review and confirm their coverage details with the company.
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Ineo - Ange Company
Popular Mechanics Ad From Chicago Circa Early 1900s
An OCR damaged ad fragment quotes a penny pinching offers page from Popular Mechanics. It mentions a subscription price of 1.50 per year and single copies 15 cents. Likely authorless copy shows address 338 W. Washington St. Chicago.
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Popular Mechanicc
Cory Toney
Popular Mechanics
Plano for trade with milch cow bees or engine
For sale or trade a slightly used plano seeking one milch cow or several bee colonies or a small gas engine as first payment. Balance on easy terms. Contact A. R. McCarty Nysea Oregon by phone or mail. Also offered eggs for hatching Thoroughbred Reds at 50 cents each or 1 dollar for 15. D. Thacker U4
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A. R. McCarty
Nysea
R. Reds
D. Thacker
Corters
al Gees Ok
Northwest
Padtiz
Psalleien
Salaaze
J. R. Justice
Baksr City
Oregon
Echoes of Legend and Myth in Ancient Voice
The passage recounts Echo’s myth, tracing Echo from Greek origin to the tale of Narcissus. It notes Echo’s speech restraint by Juno, her love for Narcissus, and her transformation into a stone that retains a voice. It references Milton and a Philadelphia Press attribution.
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Gelas
Lebo
Juno
Jupiter
Echo
Narcissus
Milton
Philadelphia Press
Mammoth oysters and other curious notes from history
A fragmentary column surveys extraordinary oyster sizes near Port Lincoln and Indus legend, cites Pliny and Temusut corroboration, and mentions giant specimens in the Indus and anecdotal sea fare. It then shifts to reflections on gravitation, a note on the shivaree tradition, and a quip about a millionaire’s political ambitions.
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Pliny
Alexander
James Temusut
Trincom
Tim
Port Lincoln
South Australia
Cinnamon's Fragile Aroma Rules Shipboard Packing
A note on the extreme sensitivity of cinnamon and cinnamon bark, noting that fine cinnamon loses its aroma if packed with coarser bark bales aboard ships, requiring careful handling to preserve its delicate aroma.
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Chinnamon
Chilly vase blows up as honest buyer learns a hard lesson
A servant reports being cheated when buying a chilly vase that shattered on impact after a drop, revealing a costly fault. The mistress questions the incident, noting the vase’s failure during playful handling and the resulting mess.
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Gow
Perfection Lies Beyond Reach in Human Quest
A reflective note on the futility of perfection and the danger of chasing absolute mastery. The quote contrasts the ideal with human folly, suggesting desire can become a perilous madness. Ellot references a cruel story moving forward like wheels oiled by many hands.
Railroads urged to expand transport facilities to ease living costs
Alfred P. L. Thom, counsel for the Railway Executives' Advisory Committee, told the Newlands Joint Committee on Interstate Commerce that a new government rail regulation policy is needed. He argued for a comprehensive study, assurance of certainty and safety of transportation, and increased railroad capacity funded by credit to secure relief from high living costs.
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Washington
Alfred PL Thom
Newlands Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Thom
Railroads
America
Them
United States
Mr. Thom
Ecro
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