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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
3
A New York Sun essay explains why men in pictures stow or stage their hands. Sitting, they grip a chair arm or watch chain. standing, they tuck hands behind, in pockets, or rest a glove and cane. The author argues natural poise signals real self-reliance and purpose, not rank, in any social level.
A reader argues editors should print all the news they can find without apology. The piece defends journalism as a public trust and urges readers to inform editors of items they know. It laments selective reporting and praises the free flow of information for newspapers.
A teacher asks children to solve arithmetic and biblical questions. A boy jokes about Noah and flaking worms in the ark while another quips about marbles. Johnnie answers seven when asked about two cents and three from his father, sparking surprise.
An OCR fragment lists items for sale including oats hay and a note about hatching eggs. Names mentioned include Henry Hansen and EB Parsons Independent Pleme. A Palace Pharmacy ad line appears with miscellaneous sale phrases and partial product mentions.
The piece argues advertising expands across newspapers and magazines due to heightened competition and wealth. Newspapers gain as advertising literacy grows, with space buyers recognizing newspapers as prime publicity, while magazines lose some dominance to the trend.
Domestic Science Department furnishes tested recipes from the University of Idaho Moscow April for sale stock in Lower Payette. Dishes include Marshmallow Pudding Carrot Pudding Prune Gelatin Dessert and Cream Fruit Loaf with detailed steps and ingredients.
Independent ad from F S Hurd and D D Hambly Payette Idaho offers for rent eighty shares of water in the Noble Ditch. Also stock for sale in the Lower Payette Ditch by J T Patch. Customer orders invited via phone 1013.
Statesman General Superintendent C Manson says the Short Line from Lake to Granger and then to Huntington will be double tracked with 90 pound rails. The current rails are being replaced to support branch lines to Richfield High Prairie Burley Oakley Montpellier Paris and Ash ton to Teton. Completion aims for the Panama Exposition 1915 with broader SP doubling noted.
David Gasoho announces well drilling services in Payette Valley Idaho. He solicits patronage for all kinds of work and guarantees satisfaction with machinery to tap soft water underground. Has many years of experience and invites orders by New Plymouth Idaho post office address.
Assessment of 50 cents per share levied at an April 7 1911 board meeting payable May 18 1911 to J H Whitsell secretary. Unpaid shares on May 18 1911 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on June 3 1911 to cover the assessment plus costs. Office at residence. Payette Idaho.
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