The Hot Lake Sanatorium Illustration and Overview
A detailed promotion of Hot Lake Sanatorium in Oregon describes the six hundred foot main building the boiling mineral springs the bath house and the lake with fish. It highlights the institution as a premier healing center with a model hospital surgical wards major operations and a national reputation. The management offers a free illustrated booklet detailing rates system transportation and advantages upon request to Dr W T Phy medical superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Hot Lake
Hot Lake Sanatorium
Northwest
Chicago
A Name for the Farm Home and Its Tradition
The article discusses why farmers name their farms and the social value of a unique designation. It notes that wealthier rural residents commonly name estates, but those with modest means also deserve a proper place name. It argues a farm should have its own identifying name like a town house number, countering jokes about nameless directions.
Farm Names Reflect Western Life and Pride
Rural Spirit discusses farm naming as a western tradition, noting how names derived from environment or notable features distinguish properties. It highlights naming farms, display on visiting cards, and wedding invitations, then shifts to brief local notices about Alfred J. Quickert’s death, packing firms, market notices, bids, licenses, and local business ads from Payette Idaho 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Quickert
Sylvan Grove
Lincoln County
Kansas
Weiser
Idaho
Payette
Riverside
Petera
The
Christian Church
Alfred Quickert
Tolabo
P. A. Quickett
Welser
F. A. Quickett
Wil White
Nyawm
Oregon
For Sale Or Exchange Country Property in Idaho
For sale or exchange a three acre tract on Park Street Payette Idaho offering a modern house with bath room brick cellar barn stables store rooms electric light fruit and berries garden and well kept lawn with shade trees and fencing. Purchaser may buy entire tract or part. contact M G Ribbeling Payette Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
M. G. Ribbeling
Payette
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. West Bown
Teresa
Schubert Miller
Eiffe Frutti
and Reeves Buckingham
Plaisted
Coughonour
Albert Parham
Plymouth
B. Burns D
D. S
Bennett Block
M. G. Bibbeling
John L. Seawell
Ctornee
Gooneruor Notary Pusse
Fedland
W. Polly
A. S.c
A. P. Still
Jostice
Conghnour
Ida
Peeeee
F. H. Lyon
Leela
Elle S
Eneral Engineering Civil and Electrical Office
F. M. Housh
H. Prestel
E. Lowel, V. S
Currin & Son's
W. F. Ringer
New Plymouth
Bowman & Sons
Payette Valley Bank
Bldg
J. P. Walker & Sons
Payette Planing Mill
Milinots
Parma
Pine Valley
Elmo A. Carpenter
Halfway, Baker County
Robert S. Nourse
Bell
Red Overland Block
Boise
D. L. Dean Painter
Conovers
Washoe Locce
Masonic Hall
Thurston-Crighton
Maxons
Burns
Hoey
Albert White
K of P. Payette Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Loure J
A. Haraper
Scott M. Fitch
Dray Line
Ind
G. A. R. Sherman
Lumter
Levi Sinker
Wash Hillman
Iam
Gieslers Bros
Peloperee
N. R. McFall
Nyssa
Ore
Scott
Spottswood
Irs
Idaho Dye Works
Chris Henrichsen
Hampshire Rams
Ram Lambs
C. A. Berding
National Bank Buling
Bert McIntyre
Woodmen of America
W. F. Strormer
J.B. Burss
the Modern Brotherhood
M. W. A. Ball
van Erres
E. P. Avten
J. W. Swanson
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Payette, Idaho
John R. Banks
Sale Stable
Riga
Eeery Canyon Commercial OO
Hotlake
Portland
R. Fe N. Railway
Mene
W. T. Phy
Letnabe
Rip Edcatn
Hot Lake Sanitorium
House of Efficiency
Wuelr
Cattlée Ranch
Crighton Bruit Packing Co
Crighton Fruit Packing Co
Martin O, Luther
City
Gale
Wood & Spaulding’s
Tim la
Fruitland
Bellingham
Wash
W. Stevens
Maho, R. F. D. No
H. L. Nickels & Co
Nampa
Payette Hotel
Edison Theatre
Verves
First National Bank
Gaplpal
Payette Valley
Mose
M.F Albert
Cashier
Peter Pence
Geo. W. Beker
W. A. Coughanour
Ken Strokbehn
Albert Wilson
Hamilton
C BE
Brainard
Vosgriff
J. W. Prestel
Payette National Bank
A. P. Scritchfield
J. F. Nesbitt
C. E, Larson
Alauer
C. H. Avey
Henry Ervine
W. &. Brundage
Pres
Chas, Henrichsen
C. E. Pratt
Park Melcher and
Fairview Additions
P. H. Brown
Harvard
Daube, Cohn & Co
Moss Mercantile
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