City Council Sells Bonds to Fund Sidewalk Replacement
The City Council approved a bond sale to finance sidewalk demolition and replacement on Cemler Avenue and North Quipeesra. Nuveen & Company of Chicago managed the sale, with twelve lots and bonds offered at par including accrued interest. Bay to Gabe the value indicates debt service and safety improvements for public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemler Avenue
Sud
Chicago
Brainard Eere
Gabe the Vale
Globe Thotter Highlights Payette Visit and Local Ads
A fragmentary piece notes Globe Thotter praising Payette and a traveling man in Fi Lande who visited Pitay Valley. It mentions General Paton and a general in Wayette, plus a brief local sale notice detailing household items for sale on Third Avenue North and nearby streets.
High School Faces Capacity Strain Overcrowding Warned
A local high school faces crowding as enrollments push beyond capacity. Officials project continued growth with hopes for a new wing on the west side to relieve crowded grades and improve facilities for the coming term.
Weather Forecast Fragment and Old-Time Scribbles
Fragments note a weather outlook ending October 3 with high temperatures around 60 and 26 days of precipitation mentioned. The text includes garbled names and stray dialogue, resembling a clipped weather brief and a stray conversational interlude from The Weebington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs
FF. Allen
Guserver
Payette High Leads In Five Game Football League Start
The Payette High School football league opens October 1 with each team playing five games. Six schools are represented: Payette Emmett Weiser Caldwell Nampa and Welser. Dates include October and November matchups across Boise Nampa Welser and Caldwell venues.
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Payette High School
Foot
Payette
Gmmett
Moise
Welser Caldwell
Boise
Ite
Ober
Welser
Caldwell
Nampa
Emmett
Los
Balee
Namps
Welser Welser
Bolee
Paratte
Kortent
Camel Caravans and Long Range Archery Across Deserts
The article details camels used for long journeys with water, food, and equipment for fatigue routes, noting a riderless, extended neck camel and its comfort at slow paces. It then recalls Sir Ralph Payne Gallwey’s archery feats with a Turkish bow covering vast distances and cites Neade's claims of long-range shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firifiel
Windrose
Sumiers
Howe
Haten
Otheer
Coe
Bin
Ralph Payne Gallwey
Neade
Charon
England
Toxophote Seciete
New Plymouth Community Notes and Local Arrivals
Local society notes from New Plymouth cover visits, teaching assignments, family events, and transportation. Families including Holleobeck Kanaas and Minaker discuss travels to Portland and Nowee. A funeral for Mr. Driscoll and weddings near Yale Oregon are noted, with school plans and church activities plus a chicken pie supper at Pioneer Hall.
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William Holleobeck
Miller
Nellie Mt
McFarland
Mason Name
Roy
A.B. Minaker
Nowee
Me Lee
Sunaay
Donelly
Portland
Frank Johson
Plymouth Caries de Ara
Otto
Bel ‘Smith
Fairman
W. W. Wilton
Emmett
James Barnard
Letha
Little Melop Driscoll
Mer Wilfong
Pioneer Hall
Woanes
Wheel Enigma: Does Wheel Edge Orbit the Axle?
A quirky excerpt from Kalrord Man's Magazine ponders a mystery of motion. It questions whether the wheel edge truly travels around the axle and describes a candle demonstration to visualize rotation, debating what remains seen when the wheel moves.
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Kalrord Man's
Inspector Clarifies Classification Under Treasury Rules
A lady accuses a man of rude conduct during a tense exchange with an Inspector. The Inspector replies he does not recall a Treasury Department ruling on the matter and advises declaring any consignments to allow proper classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placidis
Treasury Department
Harper's Weekly
Description of Hongkong island terrain and transport limits
The Island of Hongkong is described as about eleven miles long and one to three miles wide, consisting largely of hills. A road runs around part of the seafront, but steep mountain grades and narrow streets restrict heavy automobile use.
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Island
Hongkong
Demonstration of Wheel Speed by Torch and String Method
The text describes an experiment to show wheel motion differences on a locomotive. By tying a torch to a driver and observing from distance, the wheel top moves twice the train speed while the bottom appears stationary. A ten foot board shows the top string advancing twice as far as the engine.
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Gity Council
Nuveen & Company
Svc
Censtul
Ganedeme Sidewalka
GLOBE
JM. Kates
Enil
Genera
Japan
Karp
Gates
Paton
Third Avenue North
Geeta
Corse
Third Avenue
Desbard Eneeiees
Soneie High School
Abelalg
Borardig Berks
Weal Aide
Barone
Wael
Mog
Pete
Weebington Star
Dled School Football
Russell Department Store
Hart Schaffner & Marx
E. C. Keith & Son
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
New Plymouth
Mita Alice Stone
Weiser
Anico
Big Willow
A. C. Weatherhead
Idaho
Mgd
Rodney
Bolaw
Katie Meyer
Nelson McCullough
Thei
Payette Paraday
Larkin Sr
Lminett Beach
Walter
Jamiy
Knight
Emmett Monnay
Bomae
Congresa- Mona
Earnest Meyer
Ella Meyer
Jesse Thomas
Fayce
Mis
Garcett Meyer
Misa
Arthur Meyer
Gertrude Akerman
Will Wachter
Brainard
French
Walter Burke
Hinchuff
J. H. Harigan
Drysdale
GB. F. Swatman
Bernice Mason
Ontario
Moscow
Howard
Maggie
B. F. Swatman Weet
Congregational Conference
Taft
Caldwellday
Hinchliff
J. W. Lynch
George Blayden
Tat
Javier
Louie
Locke
Downsaw
Idaho and
F. S. Hurd
King Coal
Denney
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