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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
6
Bible School at 10 a m Communion and preaching at 11 and 7 36 p m slated. We expect our new minister H B Mowe to be with us next Sunday, a young man of ability and zeal. Junior Endeavor at 6 30 in Primary Class room. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 in Loyal Women's class room.
The piece highlights the enduring value of draft horses in farming and road work. It notes Fred Hurd’s purchase of two fine imported Shire mares and an imported Shire stallion, each massive in size and praised for quality. The headline emphasizes tradition and strong equine stock.
The 1919 State Fair premium money totaling 76 dollars is awarded to the county club leader for Boys and Girls clubs. The county earns 24 dollars for a fourth place county club exhibit, with individual prizes totaling 52 dollars to named youths for poultry, corn, pork, beef, pig judging and other exhibits.
Mr and Mrs R Y Currin moved back to the valley from the beach last week. Mr and Mrs Thomas Harden own several goats and expect the venture to grow. The Pettersons and Mickelsons will rent the Shimp ranch due to Mr Shimp's ill health. John Gissel sold his ranch and will vacate immediately. Read of visitors from Payette and local gatherings, plus deaths in the Berrie family and a planned noodle supper at Hastside school.
A nationwide push for Sunday motion pictures fuels a campaign for a special election next Tuesday. Advocates urge continued effort to challenge Sabbatarian limits and argue that the Sabbath is an American institution guiding traffic and entertainment policy.
Boises eye expert M. D. Fleming will be at the Bancroft Hotel on Wednesday April 14 offering eye fittings and glasses. Also notices include Ford or Oakland for sale from Hank Wallis and White Leghorn eggs available for setting at 75 cents per 15 eggs with contact numbers.
The John Webster Rhoads Post No 38 of the American Legion meets on the first and third Mondays each month at 8 o clock in the YMCA basement. Post Adjutant W. Shank announces the schedule.
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