Notice of Sale Of Estray Animals In Payette County Idaho
Sheriff John T. Jefferis of Payette County Idaho announces a public auction on December 27 1919 at 2 p m at Banks Livery Barn Payette to sell estray horses and mares including a 12 year old sorrel horse a five year old light bay a three year old bay a six year old bay mare a eight year old chestnut sorrel mare a gray yearling colt and a sorrel yearling colt all described with weights colors and marks. First publication November 13 1919 Last publication December 4 1919. Also notices of repainting auto upholstery and lost eyeglasses and a separate sale offer for 30 tons of day on Helzetine Island.
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Payette County
Idaho
Bank
Fth Street
Centre Avenue
Payette
United States
John T. Jefferis
Guerd Scott
John E. Scott
Sarah P. Driscoll
Sarah P. G
W. A. Coughanour
Jena Coughanour
C. F. Brodersen
Agnes Broderson
Charles Hinze
Millie Hinze
Herman Thompson
Chesney Thompon
Frieda Soule
Soule
Frederic Hinze
John Alden
Edith Alden
AE. Wright
Mahala A. Wright
State of Idaho
Edward Scott
Weirs
John E. Beott
Sarah P. Gorrie
W. A. Conghanour
Galena Coughonour
Merman Hinze
Mary T. Hinze
Elsie Thompson
Chesney Thompson
Lewis Soule
Frederika Hinze
A. BE. Wright
Hala A. Wright
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
Boise
Assessor
County Recorder's Office
County of
Episcopal Drive Aims to Revive Parish Life on December 7
The Protestant Episcopal Church launches a national drive not for funds but souls to reenergize church offices and lay participation. A 15 member committee led by Henry P. Davison will oversee a program costing about 42 million dollars over three years, with 25 million for general work and 14 million for diocesan needs including home missions and foreign outreach. Local clergy and laity report renewed activity and publicity efforts to inform the public about church aims.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
America
Hiust
Henry P. Davison
Red Cross
Charles P. Anderson
Chicago
John G. Murray
Maryland
Arthur S. Lloyd
Frederick F. Reese
Georgia
Charles Sumner Burch
New York
Ernest M. Stires
Edward S. Rousmaniers
Massachusetts
James E. Freeman
Minnesota
William H. Milton
East Carolina
Frank H. Nelson
Ohio
Arthur Woods
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Burton Mansfield
New Haven
Connecticut
Oliver J. Sands
Richmond
Virginia
Detroit
Joint Commission
Milan
Happy Natives of Sarawak Kayans in Early Borneo Customs
The Kayans of the Baram and Rejang rivers in Sarawak live largely inland under a disciplined domestic regime that fosters good manners and authority. Under Sir Charles Brooke Sarawak prospered with strict game laws protecting wildlife and rare flora, while native customs remained intact avoiding ill-fitting European clothing.
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Baram
Rejang
Sarawak
Borneo
Saraswah
Charles Brooke
Stevenson
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