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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
6
A witty note praises Royal Tailoring for delivering top local tailors’ results without tax or repeated try-ons, implying a superior approach to clothing fittings and selection. The piece echoes Rex Beach style with emphasis on efficiency and quality.
Fragmentary clippings address prohibition, state actions, and a court sale notice in Idaho. Mentions Idaho County court, State Bank of Chicago, and a decree about property sale by May 15, 1934. Includes scattered references to prohibition stance and political debate. Also an ad for a canning factory offering tomato contracts.
Announcement that Paris millinery will display a helmback and ladies furnishings next week. Mrs Mutch and Mrs Williamon run the display and invite patrons to bring dresses for fittings or made up services at the event.
A brief notice seeks furnished Amal apartments available for rent by April 1. Contact with a phone pledge is requested for showing and rental arrangements.
An exchange note states eggs are taken in return for goats at the Racket Store located at 142. The entry suggests a barter style transaction, with eggs serving as payment for goats. No further details on quantities or dates are provided.
Editor notes a teacher cost dispute in a Kindergarten proposal to the Board of Education. The writer argues for a single teacher and minimal equipment, suggesting attendance may be 20 to 30 pupils and asserting costs could be reduced by using existing resources and modest chairs. The piece questions the high $4345 total and rent figures, advocating practical adjustments.
Discussion questions whether Kindergartens should be funded by special tax like the High School. The text argues for maintaining 40 children in two sessions with one teacher for nine months at 85 dollars per month and related expenses, plus a public sale notice for delinquent payments. References Payette Idaho records, cattle and hog market notes, and an assessment notice for Noble Ditch Company.
An April 6 1914 board meeting levied two assessments on capital stock of Unis Corporation Payette Idaho. A 25 cent per share levy is payable by May 4 1914 to R E Haynes Secretary. Delinquent stocks will be sold May 25 1914 with costs. an additional 50 cent per share assessment was charged payable at once to W P Ackerman Secretary. The notice also lists cattle market updates and piano tuning services in Payette Idaho.
Receipts for the week at Portland Stock Yards show cattle 1,258 calf 8 hogs 4,209 and 2 sheep 3,608, reflecting ongoing livestock movements through the market.
Residences lots offered at bargain prices with free water for irrigation. Ninety five lots available, many with four room and eight room designs including furnaces and basements. Corner lots in Boise eyed as bargain opportunities with substantial grounds and a large barn.
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