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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
6
A vintage business riff links style sense to money sense, arguing that the character of business mirrors the life of tailored garments. The prose suggests brands like LaVogue and Redfern typify refined taste and financial prudence in a changing market.
Mr Peter Petes attended last week with friends in an automobile. Mr and Mrs Boylan traveled to Payette last week and Mr Hopry Wiedeat accompanied them. A crowd gathered near Willow Valley for a demonstration by the Yankee Beer Company of Grinnell. Cramp visited Payette for business last Saturday. Mr A W Crowther has been sick for the past week. Several people attended Sunday at Sunny Bible School. The school election was held and described as notable. We report on recent rainfall and flooding impacts. Clarence Kirk visited Payette last week. Miss Dorsey and a companion were Sunday visitors at Geo Win’s home. Romlidia residents arrived in Boston with a load of furniture seeking future plans in Idaho. Frank Buplew was elected to new trusts. Annie Dean, Goodrich, Griffith, and several others were noted in Wick list coverage for the week ending April 13.
District No 6 and atte Hooker visited Golden Home. Vernite Jahn sails to Cripple Creek for summer with sister. Ming Stalin hosts a farewell for Payette friends. John Hill and Mornie Olson return from Portland. Geleslers hosted by Golden. School meeting elects Antone Diedrichsen. Kiefer visits Little Willow. Sharman Corps pays tribute to Louise Gardner. Mary Kostenhader et al sign memorial resolutions. Phillip Potter assaults bank bookkeeper J W Merahon. Potter committed to asylum after arrest by Sheriff Watking. Potter, epileptic, rumored unstable. family sympathy widespread.
Two rooms above the post office once used by Fitch the Fant Man are now allocated to the Public Library until the City Mall project finishes. On Saturday April 20 from 2 to 6 pm a 4 Committee will accept books money shelves and other library needs to aid cataloging and use.
At the circle meeting held at the president's home members discussed uniformity in commencement deeds and future action. The next meeting will be at Mrs. R A Crump's on April 23 at 3 PM with invitations extended to mothers and teachers.
A historical note shows seven northwestern states Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon increasing farm value by 2.813 billion dollars over ten years. It links population growth to wealth gains noting 114 363 more farms and 23 486 802 acres added, implying substantial national growth.
Lost gold pin engraved OME in center with Greek letters around edge. Reward offered. Also an ad note for sale of good sweet cream delivered three times a week. Contact Tom Driscoll. Rhone 207 red 1, litt.
The and New York population reaches about 5 000 100 with a note on distinct enumeration. In Troy, New York, a 77 000 population city, the fire department relies heavily on volunteers, with 1 258 ready to fight fires and 78 on city payroll.
A young couple argued loudly over train noise. She jokes about why allowances to wives are called pin money. He retorts that it sticks the husbands.
A dinner anecdote recalls Charles Kingsley joking that balloonists are dentists after Charles Green Coxwell and a companion leaped into the air, Coxwell revealing he is a dentist but denying it sparked his fame as an aeronaut. Kingsley apologizes as the night sours.
Despite pessimists predicting disaster from late frosts the Payette Valley expects its largest fruit crop in history this year. Trees wintered well and the midwest outlook supports strong prices for premium fruit.
Masonic Temple Association limited bluebook notice sets the annual stockholders meeting at Masonic Hall in Payette Idaho on Monday May 6 1912 at 7 40 p m to elect five directors two for one year and three for two years. Albert White president signs the notice dated April 17 1912. PAYETTE VALLEY MELON GROWERS ASSOCIATION MEETING A stockholders meeting for the melon growers will be held in Payette April 27 1912 at the Commercial Club rooms to adjust last season business and plan future action. M HARRIS president W SPRINGSTON secy notices urge attendance.
Notice of delinquent assessment on March 7 1912 for Green wood Ave Irrigation Co Ltd stock. Names and amounts listed for stockholders with shares and totals. Sale to pay assessed delinquencies and advertising costs at 706 North 6th St Payette Idaho on April 26 1912 at 2 PM, overseen by S. B. Chapman secretary.
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