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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
4
Registration for the regular biennial election in Payette may be made from 9 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and 1 PM to 9 PM on Saturdays from the first day following the notice through Saturday April 19 1919 at the City Clerk office. City Clerk Martin C Luther dated March 19 1919.
A lighthearted column notes a couple married in November. their Christmas number promises further adventures. It also advises a dry shoe tip to keep feet dry in snow, explaining that cooling shoe soles prevent snow from melting and soaking through. The article also mentions a plan for mail by airplane between Europe and the United States, citing Lord Morris’s parliamentary push for an Atlantic port in Ireland and a daily England France service.
At 10 am on April 30, 1919, in New Plymouth Idaho before Notary R B Haynes proof will be submitted that two and one fifth cubic feet per second of water from an unnamed stream is put to beneficial irrigation use under Permit No. 13523 held by Thos E Dotson of New Plymouth. The Dotson Ditch conducts water to land described as NE quarter SE quarter NW quarter SE quarter and SE quarter of Section 29, Township? Range? Priority dated April 22, 1918. State Engineer W G Swindsen notes.
An old style advertisement touts Hardie spray gon machines for spraying season. It promises a full line of machines repairs supplies and accessories with a repair shop across the street north of Payette cold storage. The copy urges customers to oil and see them.
Payette Idaho announces a general city election on April 22 1919 to elect one mayor one city clerk and two councilors for each of three wards. Wards defined by Center Avenue and Oregon Short Line Railroad. voting hours 9 am to 7 pm. Voting places City Hall Woodward Building and Mrs Stephen Tanton Residence. Dated April 3 1919 by Mayor I R Woodward.
A crowded classified list offers for sale pure bred animals seeds and farm gear. White Wyandotte eggs, seed corn white dent prize quality, Netted Gem potatoes, Burbank potatoes and more. Also tools, a Ford or two, a 6 room house for rent, and land offers around Fruitland Payette and New Plymouth. Includes contact names and phone numbers.
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