Wanted ranch and city property for sale trade
Classified notices include a 40 acre ranch trade offer and a City property with six lots and a modern house. Details list fenced yard, furnace heat, barn, garage, chicken house, granary, 86 apple trees, 25 prune trees, and fruit trees with a request for location and price. Also small ads for lost items, rental housing, berry plants for sale, and a six month rental request.
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6Th Street
Good Town
W. M. Copeland
Apple and orchard land for sale in Idaho in 1919
Weather report for week ending Sept 10 1919 shows 92 high on Sept 3 27 low on Sept 7 total 0.05 inches precipitation with 53 cloudy days and 1 clear day. Advertisements include apples for sale on trees by M R Powell Fruitland Idaho and three orchard tracts for sale cheap by B C McClelland New Plymouth Idaho with alfalfa and farm buildings.
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Wrather
M. R. Powell
Fruitland
Idaho
P. O
B. C. McClelland
New Plymouth
Car repair and repainting by Seguine of Ontario Ore
Does your car need recovering or repainting Seguine of Ontario Ore offers years of experience for first class work. Ready to handle your auto repair projects with skilled service.
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Seguine
Ontario
Ore
Why Spring Should Welcome Pumpkin Pies
A curious essay argues that traditions keep pumpkin pies in fall due to harvest. Rising canned pumpkin availability and cheap spring ingredients invite year round pies and custards. The author urges updating customs to modern times and tastes, noting culinary habits shift.
Commercial romance ends with death of devoted importer
Platinum valued at 2 415 000 dollars and weighing 23 000 ounces arrived from Russia as the baggage of a Massachusetts businessman who undertook the task for the government. He spent over a year and his own funds, faced dangers and hardships, and sacrificed his health, dying four hours after his return.
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Russia
Maassachusetts
Popular Mechanics Magazine
No Bride No Wedding Ends On Time Jest
A playful reporter recounts a wedding rehearsal where the punctual bride is late as usual. The minister teases, insisting the ceremony must start at eight. The bride-to-be retorts that the wedding cannot proceed without her, leaving the clergyman humorously forced to concede.
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Khowing
Bay
Occasional Observance in the City Garden
A playful note describes the yearly ritual as Mr City Feller heads to his back yard garden wearing old shoes and tending the soil, blisters forming on his hands as part of seasonal labor.
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City Feller
Notice to Wheat Licenses on Rule No 7 Enforcement
The United States Grain Corporation outlines Rule No 7 prohibiting unfair practices in wheat handling and sets punishment for violations. Licenses must record all purchases including seller name date quantity grade dockage price and reason. Copies of standards and posters are available with the Grain Corporation offices for compliance.
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Zone
Agency
Board of Trade
Portland
Oregon
General Bulletin
Grain Corporation
Lcensees
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States Grain Corporation
M. H. Houser
Notice of Sale of Estray Animal Paysette Idaho 1919
Notice states a cash auction for a light colored hornless jersey cow about 8 years old branded W with a bar across the left hip. Sale at Woods Spur packing house 2 pm October 25, 1929 Payette County Idaho. Sheriff John T. Jefferis directs. Also lists real estate for sale with multiple parcels and terms from W M Copeland and F Stamey.
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Jon
Woods Spur
City of
Pay-ette
Payette County
Idaho
John T. Jefferis
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