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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
2
The text describes a community exhibition at a barnes or meeting place with growers and contributors like Mick Halters and Keviaedien, aiming to unite people, share products, and elevate dairy and poetry efforts in the valley. It envisions long term prestige and a premium, stressing local pride and future recognition.
A fragmented passage contemplates misused potential and wasted duties. It mentions phrases like might have been and references to personal responsibilities and standards, hinting at missed opportunities and lingering regrets.
A fragmented plea argues Payette should become a city and attract factories and better pay, urging residents to join the Chamber of Commerce and attend meetings to support urban development and new industries.
A fragmented report traces Milwaukee politics after a Mayoralty race. It notes Emil Seidel as a Raw Politian and highlights factions within the Republican side linked to La Follette men. The piece references party realignments and hints at a new political order with calls for reform and unity among factions.
The article describes Halley's Comet, named for Edmund Halley, with predicted returns and past appearances in 1631 1607 and 1682. It explains its orbit elongated shape and impending perihelion near May 20 guiding observers to expect naked eye visibility in April May and June.
Sheepmen announce two shearing operations this season. One at the Dry Creek plant at the old Math ews site, the other a 16 man hand crew at J H Neals on Linken Creek. Contacts for booking are listed in Welner Idaho.
A leather goods producer asserts every stitch and inch of their harnesses will pass close scrutiny. The firm emphasizes control over materials and workmanship, claiming expertise in every component to ensure quality.
Readers debate funding for the West Allie sewer project as district formation and construction loom. Property owners resist higher assessments while officials push for modernization and widening streets around Payette’s progress.
Fragmentary text references building a sizable home for everyone and speeding up business and residential area paving. Mentions paving the business section graveling residence area and constructing a city hall. No clear dates or entities identified.
The trustees of Independent School District No 82 Payette Idaho invite bids on 12000 Building and Equipment Bonds. Denomination 500 each, sale at not less than par, interest up to 6 percent. Bids due noon May 16 1910 with certified check of 3200. Clerk D W Ainey signs. First pub April 14 last May 12.
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