The Best Lawn Mower Among the Cheapest
A promotional note extols lawn mowers as affordable yet high quality. It highlights the 3BARTLETT mower as among the best and the cheapest, urging readers to examine the ring of lawn mowers before buying.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
2
A promotional note extols lawn mowers as affordable yet high quality. It highlights the 3BARTLETT mower as among the best and the cheapest, urging readers to examine the ring of lawn mowers before buying.
The Payette commercial club announces D Ward King will visit on April 20 to discuss efficient road building and demonstrate the King road drag. Local business leaders and property owners are urged to attend to learn how to improve roads cheaply and effectively. The piece notes interest from residents in better infrastructure and reflects the era’s optimism about public works.
Local items report Miss Adelaide Mitchell to care for Iren in Fruitland while her mother is away in Salt Lake. Nephew Ed Currin dies suddenly in Hepner Oregon last Friday. Myrtle Bell hosted friends during a valley outing and taught in Dist. 4 last year. Ailes Hind of Big Willow appears on stage Saturday. Lyroy Elon visited Mies Biste Keefer’s home Wednesday evening. Walter Shimp seeks out colts in the hills. 40 mule and horse colts were branded early in the week. Mrs Blake Windle visited Mrs B B Clee last week. Queries on wild onions and their diet use prompt public discussion at Lastelde School. Giesel and Garry Hurst work irrigation ditch this week. J Weldon Berrey met Zuling at Shimip ranch. Berrey pays high cash for chickens. Percy of Boise visits the valley for the week. Snow noted around the sewlla as cold weather lingers. Katherine Sirm will take eighth‑grade exams in Willow this week. District 4 school closes in two weeks as pupils work hard. Ranchers urged to irrigate and ensure the reservoir is put in this year. For sale stove length wood $3.50. leave word at the Grange office if possible.
The Payette area lists Church of God Sunday School at 10 A M and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P M with preaching at 11 A M and 7 90 P M. Pastor J W Bloyd invites all to attend as families and neighbors visit and relocate in the community.
Washoe residents report visitors and gatherings at the Shamberger and Lowrey homes with Sunday dinners and private piano recitals. The Circle meets at Community hall with committee changes and a forthcoming host home invitation. Delegates attend a Boys’ conference in Nampa. a parish ditch work party advances local drainage. a farm accident injures two work horses. a domestic science party for boys ends with a three course lunch and name-tag seating.
An anxious note praises irrigation over dry farming in the valley. Oscar Keefer will water his potato garden from a gasoline engine pump. Errett Sképpen and Walker Bivens visit, ranch fencing expands, and Mrs. Windle and daughters visit R. Y. Currin. The town welcomes Mr. Bledsaw and family to the Little Willow community amid growing production. Rumor hints at a forthcoming wedding in Little Willow.
The Payette Valley column reports a lively Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Durham with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Cox and other locals. It notes school and Sunday School organ purchases, birthdays, weddings, orchard plans, and community visits across Payette and nearby towns, with multiple small events and local travel details.
Advertising note offers a bulk hens request with a contact at 631 Headquarters for best prices in Valley. Contact J Weldon Berry for full information.
A collage of small ads and notices including fishing and game licenses for 1914 from Downs Harness Shop, musical instrument listings by Ernest M. Grown, Empire Lumber Company postings, advertised letters for week ending March 28, 191d, hatchery prices for Laby Chicks, Beresford Poultry Ranch offerings, an auto repair reminder from H. J. Snyder, Jersey dairy listing, and shop hours for a local craftsman.
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