Payette Enterprise Announces Civil Service Exam Posts
Payette Idaho newspaper notes a United States Civil Service Commission clerk carrier exam set for October 16 1921 at Payette and Seattle. Eligibility open to men and women with age 18 to 15 years on exam day, height 6 feet 4 inches minimum and weight 126 pounds, with preference clauses and local secretary Frank Zimmerman in Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Zimmerman
Oof
Civil Service Examiners
Payfutte
Idaho
U. S. Civil Service District
Seattle
Washington
C. W. Paine
The Wave of Lawlessness and Its Causes
A San Francisco newspaper excerpt critiques sensational crime reporting and proposes causes for rising lawlessness. It blames inflated wartime living standards, media glorification of criminals, and false expectations pushed by preachers of discontent.
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Varios
Tme
San Framisco
San Francisco
Six Generations of Cree Family Meet in Reunion
The Pas Manitoba hosts a Cree family reunion at Nelson House with six generations present. Matriarch Sarah Donkey is 112, ancestor to Caroline Spence 90 John Donkey 70 Ina Spence 44 and Sarah Donkey 22 plus Jemina Donkey 2. Sarah traveled 150 miles by canoe to attend the gathering.
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Pas
Manitoba
Nelson House
Sarah Donkey
Caroline Spence
John Donkey
Ina “Spence
Jemina Donkey
Idaho Daily Statesman
Idaho Wins National Health Crusade Cup For Schools
Idaho school children win the National Health Crusade trophy in a statewide contest that drew participation from 48 states. The 32 inch silver cup with ebony base will be sent to the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis Association and later presented to the State Superintendent Miss Ethel Redfield. Also included is an alias summons from Payette County District Court against Bert ram Moelehers heirs and related parties to quiet title on Lot 10 in Mulders Addition Payette Idaho.
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Idaho
South Dakota
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Dabbers
Bertram Melchers
German Luna Corporation Sole
Aical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
State of Tahoe
Rd. Dubhare
Bertram Moelehers
Gerrain Lutheran St. John's Church of
Payatia
Te District Court
Seventh Judicial District
Payette
We Are Ready to Curb Demands for Public Expenditures
A broad plea argues for tax relief by reducing or restraining public spending. Citizens should push for honest, efficient government and keep waste in check. The piece mentions Payette Idaho and references local party figures and a 1921 campaign context, noting cave finds near Mixnux and Dragon's Den excavation depths.
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Tihal& Admetts
HG Gardner
Lillian Wilson
J. H. Heltzel
Cami Palty
Canada Liberal to its Veterans Gratuity
The Canadian government paid generous gratuities to World War I veterans with a three year service receiving at least 600 dollars for married men and 420 for single men while officers and noncommissioned officers received more.
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Canada
Ubélr Veoh
Artist Reproduces Saber-Tooth Tiger From Fossil Skeletal Details
Los Angeles artist William Spalding, former president of the Southern California Academy of Science, has sculpted a concrete replica of the saber-toothed tiger. Using fossils from the Brea pits, he matched skeleton proportions and added external feline features to recreate the ancient predator that ruled before humans.
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Kingsles
Los Angeles
William Spalding
Southern California Academy of Science
Mitch
Brea
Spalding
Los Angeles Express
New Dental Anesthetic by Dr Joseph A Klein
Scientific American reports Dr Joseph A Klein of New York introduces a coal tar chemical that forms a liquid to apply on cotton for local anesthesia in dental surgery. It provides 2 to 8 minutes to full effect and 1 to 6 hours of numbness with safe use and no after effects, even for children. Australia map accuracy questioned as Sydney wireless staff note slight time loss over cable affecting charts and pan establishing positions.
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Scientife American
Joseph A. Klein
New York City
Klein
Australia
Captain Cook
Lyons
France
Brst
Sydney
Ucks
Itan
Moslem Law in Turkey Shapes Ruler’s Powers
The New York Tribune notes that Turkish law bases on the Koran and Hadith binding rulers and people alike. It says sultans issue statutes to suit their aims, but these edicts are replaced by later sovereigns, as the court interprets them for the people.
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Hormel
Turkey
Mohammed
Supreme Court
New York
Seeing Without Eyes
Dr Cantonnet asserts blind people can perceive light and darkness. He tested eyelens and used headbanding to focus for 50 hours, reporting perception of large bright objects. His tests with many blind subjects suggest a brain linked sensory mechanism enabling vision without eyes.
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A Cantonnet
Medicine
Pris
Cantonnet
Want Ads Mixed Listings and Requests
Classified notice page lists items for sale including grapes Ford Touring car heating stove and furniture, plus trades rentals lost items pasture land pears and farm equipment. Includes addresses phone numbers and locations with scattered dates and references to Payette Idaho area.
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Frank Hogs
Belle Sur
J. M. Swanson
Mrs Cox Begins Music Lessons Saturday
Mrs Cox an accredited music teacher appointed by the Sherwood Conservatory of Chicago will start a four lesson course on violin or piano this Saturday September 10 for anyone wishing to learn the instruments.
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Cox
Will Wells
Wen
Sherwood Cen Tvatory
Chicago
Grazing Fees Postponed for National Forest Until December 1
The Forest service postpones Gazing Fees on the National Forest until December 1. Permittees need not pay fees until then as Congress acts to give stockmen time to market stock and wool. The move provides relief to stock growers nationwide.
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Forest Office
National Forest
Congress
Lost in the War Office a Humorous Tale of a Guide
In a humorous vignette from Youth's Companion a narrator describes entering a stern War Office with a Boer veteran guiding him through a maze like corridor. The guide, an engineer, leads to crowded rooms and perilous stairways as officials escort them. The piece satirizes bureaucratic labyrinths and the peril of getting lost inside the building.
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Baleusfather
Sat
Wheelel
Inet
Tetter
Treasure trove in London uncovers ancient relics
A London mining engineer discovers a blue enamel marked piece and digs a vacant plot near a garden for a treasure trove. Diggers believe they near an old Roman cemetery, tracing London’s history through strata while uncovering broken jewelry, china, glassware, and a gold ornament likely from a bronze age colony.
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Gordon
London
Queen Elizabeth
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Toledo
County of
Gen Strohbetin
Plaintur
Wang Dds
Austria
Mixnux
Dragon's den
Mary Stone
Lee Gearhart
Independent Transfer Co
Will Guitantes
Cary
N. B. Boteher
Frieda Reimers
Western Union
DeLouf
Luce’s
Payelle
Little Willow Rod
Majestic
W. H
Farber
Ford
Rapes Ae
Tern C. Hinkley
Statian Prunes
B. Cosman
W. 5S. Wade
A. K. Aspy
John Hanks Ranch
T. J. Jackson
Twinko Broom Co
Shilshote Ave
Wash
WAR Office
Bairnsfrtier
British Institution
Pennsylvania
THE
Payette Equity Exchange
Treasure Trove
U.S. S
Golden Rule Service
Fruit Growers
Chevrolet
F. G. B. Payette
van Motor Company
Payette, Idaho
Mesa Orchards
Mesa
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