Esmeralda Is A Payette High Class Play Triumph
Payette High School senior class presented Esmeralda to a large attentive audience at Emma last Monday evening. Cast members acquitted themselves well under Miss Matie J. Dorsey directing, with all roles showing careful preparation and balance. The production reflected student effort and growing prominence of school plays in the district.
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Esmeralda
Payette High School
Payette
Clase
Emma
Matie J. Dorsey
Washington
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Baptist Church Service Schedule with Pastor Evans
FP H Evans pastor leads Sunday worship at 11 AM and 8 PM. Sunday School 104, Junior Bible study at 3 30 PM. Evening Prayer and Praise at 7 PM. Bible study Tuesday 8 30, Prayer and Praise Wednesday 8 PM.
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H. Evans
Wool Trade Surges as Lauer Brothers Buy Large Wool Clip
Wool arriving steadily with about four hundred sacks stored at the warehouse. J. A. Lauer & Brother bought 250,000 pounds of wool for Boston parties, paying 16.5 to 17.5 cents per pound. Most clips to be held. roughly half a million pounds may be handled this year by the firm using four and six horse teams.
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J. A. Lauer & Brother
Boston
Mexico hard to take and the invasion risk debated
The piece notes that many doubt a quick victory over Mexico, warning the United States would face difficult high altitude marches and crippled rail lines if an invasion occurred. It discusses Strategic doubts among high officers and the public mood about a swift conquest.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Rocky Mountains
Hay comparisons at Kansas station for fattening steers
Kansas Farmer reports alfalfa hay sorghum hay and Kaffir hay as roughages for fattening steers. Alfalfa required about six pounds of corn and cob meal per pound gain while sorghum needed 11.1 pounds and Kaffir about ten. Clover and timothy hay may yield about nine pounds per pound gain with similar conditions. Coarse Kaffir or sorghum hay are less valuable. Personal experience says cattle resist gum hay and make fair gains.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Kansas
Kafr Bay
Dangerous Dust and Household Health Risks
A New York World warning notes that indoor dust poses greater danger than street dust, spreading cold viruses in dry windy weather. Dust particles carry many pests, thrive in darkness, and sunlight reduces them. cleaning with broom and duster can release them, while open windows blow them around.
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New York
Packing Gold Leaf by Breath and Beating Process Described
Harper's Weekly details the gold leaf beating process used to create sheets for books and decorations. Workers, mainly women, beat thin sheets of gold and transfer sheets between molds using breath, with leaves packed into books of twenty five to twenty six leaves.
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Siris
Harper’s Weekly
Laying a Ghost Simple Solution to Haunted House Mystery
A Boston Back Bay house was deemed haunted but Science explained the cause as gas from a furnace. Children and servants awoke distressed by oppressive sensations and hearing noises, later linked to carbon monoxide from furnace gas.
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Boston
Back Bay
Money Request Between Two Friends in New York Globe
A brief parlor exchange depicts Binks asking Jinks for one dollar until Saturday. Jinks replies he is broke and cannot lend now but might help later if funds exist. The fragment captures casual economic negotiation in a New York Globe item.
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Binks
New York Globe
Doomed Convicts in Cayenne Describe Harsh Penal Life
In Cayenne French Guiana convicts endure a brutal regime with locked dormitories and armed guards. Prisoners recount feuds, secret tyrannical groups, and nightly fear, while some endure violence and death as they lose all hope for release.
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Cayenne
Hell
Equatorial
South America
Hfe
Charles Wellington Furlong
Hay Por’s Magazine
Orchard worker seeks position with strong pruning record
A former orchard man offers to work by mouth and provides references. He claims to have pruned 250 acres of trees in Fruitland over the last year, in partnership with John M DenBoer of Fruitland. The notice from Payette Heights Irrigation District warns against tampering with head gates and states enforcement will occur without further notice. Dated May 19 1914.
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John M, DenBoer
Payette Heights
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