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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
3
Finances and conditions make it impossible to render the class of service demanded by the public. These conditions threaten the Telephone Company now under increased costs while revenues stay at prewar levels, signaling a gripping crisis for the utility.
The Payette County Commissioners meet February 17 1919 with no quorum and adjourn to March 6. They discuss tax delinquencies, merging road and bridge funds, robbery and tax seizure sections, and authorize actions on road districts, salaries, and private matters. A strict rabies quarantine is enacted for the county with muzzling rules for dogs.
Notice is given that on April 30, 1918, before Notary KR Haynes at New Plymouth Idaho, proof will be submitted of an application for beneficial use of 2.18 cubic feet per second of water from an unnamed stream. Permit No 19523 issued by the Idaho State Engineer. Holder Thos S Dotson of New Plymouth Idaho. Use irrigation on lands described as NE SE 39 TWP 6 R 41. Canal Dotson Ditch. Priority date April 2 1918. State Engineer G Swendsen.
Twelve tanks signed to the Tratfet Ferrera Reserve District for the Victory Liberty Loan drive will be distributed among seven states, with two to Washington and two to Southern California and Arizona. Two tanks will tour on trophy trains, while veterans of the American Expeditionary Forces will lead a sham battle in San Francisco. Tanks ship from the EuaI direct arriving about April 6, and will be displayed with war relics on each train.
The Treasury reopens for an indefinite period the privilege to convert 4 percent Series bonds into higher rate issues, effective after a public notice. Conversion requires surrendering current bonds to the Federal Reserve Bank with a conversion request. details mailed from the Fed.
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