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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
4
Eyewitness recounts American units using a layered trench defense in France. The first line held by a few men, second line with heavier fire, and a ready third line to counter-attack as exhaustion set in. Snipers and German attempts at raids are described with vivid field detail.
A footnote in Cooper's The Deersinger traces Yankee from Yengeese to English to Yankees, noting sound changes and regional spelling. The piece also describes neighborhood clubs working on food conservation and war kitchen efforts, highlighting pastor involvement and municipal civic spirit.
The cent gains value amid war as odd prices become common. Items once sold at even numbers shift to 1 and 5 cent increments. Chewing gum cigars cigarettes and theater tickets now require odd cents. The one cent piece replaces earlier even pricing and alters everyday purchases.
Court in Payette County Idaho schedules a hearing on April 5 1919 at 10 am to confirm a deed of 25.60 acres plus 12 shares in Noble Mitch Co and 18 guard stock in Terminus Liteh Co. The order directs publication in Payette Enterprise for four weeks prior to hearing. Names include Martin O Luther probate judge and parties from Payette County.
For sale eggs and hatching services from Wyandotte and Barred Rocks stock. Seed corn white dent and Golden Jewel varieties plus Netted Gem and Burbank potatoes. Household goods, a six room house for rent, seed potatoes, and farming equipment. WANTED plowing, full or part time agents for income protection policies. Also a small stock ranch near Payette with water rights and pasture offered for sale or investment. Many names and phone numbers listed. Local agriculture and household trades advertised.
Notice announces registration for the regular biennial city election in Payette, Idaho. Registration hours are 9 AM to 9 PM on weekdays and 7 PM to 9 PM on Saturdays from the day after this notice until April 19 1919. Registration is at the City Clerk’s office for the First and Second Wards of Payette. City Clerk Martin C Luther authenticates the notice.
Fragmentary OCR describes New West Magazine established to foster Western industry agriculture mining and oil with investor focus. Printed on halftone engravings, sample ads and address lines appear loosely. The text shows era branding and enterprise language but is severely garbled.
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