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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
2
A lengthy local note discusses orchard beaters aiding Payette Valley growers amid cautious optimism for a record fruit season. It lauds community effort, forecasts a bumper crop, and urges continued support for orchard health innovations and investor confidence.
Local business leaders urge Payette to organize a district fair each autumn. The event would unite flat and stock growers to market products, share knowledge, and attract visitors, boosting spending and community enjoyment.
Local residents share weekend visits with Ontario and Payette area families. Dan Coates and Ray Chatfield drop by, while Haselwood creamery representative tours the valley. People plan ranch work and booster efforts amid hunting, travel to nearby towns, and church night services.
A dense, satirical piece arguing that fame and poverty shift with public mood, praising or lampooning political life and personal virtue. It critiques social climbing, public praise, and the pull of private life, urging readers to boost worthy projects and resist cynicism.
Albion Idaho March 28 1910. G A Axline announces summer school at Hole Idaho July 1 to 24 with Dr Henry Snuulatto of Columbia University and other experts. Lectures cover Teaching Principles and Supervision for district leaders with additional courses for county certificates and primary methods.
New Plymouth notices recount visits by Mr J R Field and Mrs Ellen Yates of Portland. Items note a bout of erysipelas, homestead occupation, a birthday gathering for Karl Phetterplace, and business trips by Drs Drysdale and Hiayden. A baby boy arrived April 15, a death occurred for Mrs Kuchner, and Rev Gilbert travels to Oregon. Also listed are elections for teachers, a Rebekah lodge instruction trip, and local trades and sales including horses and a cream separator.
The post office adopts an automatic pouch delivery device after a long testing phase. Rail lines must stop to load pouches or install the Burr device from Atlanta Iowa. The Burr design beat over 100 competing devices on the Rock Island line. The year of service is praised as perfect with 4000 deliveries at speeds up to 70 miles per hour.
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