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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
2
Ford and housing reforms shape early 1918 agenda
A featured essay discusses Henry Ford’s alleged fuel formula and its potential effect on auto efficiency, new model housing in Washington to improve health, and a political shift debate. It endorses Theodore Roosevelt as Republican leader and urges unity to advance national interests and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liverpool
Congress
District of Columbia
Business Men’s Presidential League
New York
Statesman
Republican Party
Abra- Idaho
Lincoln
The
United States
Chicago
Lewis
Ilinois
Nebraska
Bryan
Henry Ford
Suapense
Mr. du Pont
Root
Colonel Roose- Yelt
Justice Hughes
Jit
Colonel Hoosevelt
Wilson
Roosevelt
Europe
Tribune
Music and farm labor myths in Oregon dairying lore
The Oregonian notes credulous belief that music boosts milk and egg output in cows and chickens. It mentions music boxes in barns, phonographs, and even amused visions of cows chewing to waltzes while hens sing, questioning practical value of musical farming aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregonian
Rudy
Roosevelt Backlash in Editorial Endorses Root Stance
A New York Tribune editorial attacks Colonel Roosevelt as a stand patter and endorses Senator Root. The piece frames Roosevelt as eliminated and denounces the failed candidacy and the manifesto as insufficient oxygen for revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Trapune
Roosevelt
the Tribune
Senator Root
Local Club Notes and Farm Visits Highlight North Payette News
Mrs. R. H. Woods hosted the C. L. S. C. meeting with discussions on sectional and provincial literatures. A review of The Scarlet Letter was given by Mrs. E. Blakesley, and readings of Thanatopsis and Chevy Chase enriched the afternoon. Various residents visited farms, relatives, or planned new clubs while a woodland contest provided day’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Woods
E. Blakesley
Bryant
Opal Jackson
Ontario
R. H. Garland
Jows Avenue
L. E. Keeler
Close of Pleasant Afternoon Sparks Neighborhood Notices
Delicate social notices describe Sunday School rotations and staffing changes. Oseo Qualls named superintendent with Mrs Dodgcom West as supervisor, Ethe Durham organist, Edith Lesh chorister. families Jimerson and Jackson enjoyed trips to Apple Valley and Mann's Creek. Mrs A A Dudgeon hosted Victors Sunday. Dean and Chatelle families visited Mrs Cornelson. Clare Suplee staying with grandmother Ida Paine. Zimmerman Alspach Cassel and Parsons families toured Boise and attended Birth of a Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseo Qualls
Dodgcom
West
Ethe Durham
Edith Lesh
Mra
Jimerson
T. J. Jackson
Fam
Little Willow Notes Shearing and Local News Add Pace to Valley
Sheep shearing dominates at Sclosabal ranch with multiple bands waiting for their turn. Easter services draw locals to Payette with several families traveling by car. Walker ranch well drilling paused until crop season ends. Irrigation plans for Little Willow gain support as residents push for water and road improvements. County officials report good road conditions and consider graveled alley roads for year round access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sclosabal Ranch
Holland Gulch
Chas. Bolton
Ringer
Harold Saliebury
Payette
Wm. Stirm
Gary Hurst
Katherine Stirm
S. Gissel
Cb Sares
Andrew Solosabal
Lenora Thornton
Hyelyn Skippem
James McGrevey
Little Willow
Idaho
Evelyn Skippen
R. Y. Carrin Ranch
Mell Drinkwine
Albert Coats
Carl Giesler
Violin Lessons Offered by Frederick F Brown
Frederick F Brown offers violin lessons on Tuesday and Friday afternoons and select evenings at residence 414 Third Ave North. Lessons can be arranged by waiting at Ti¢ Coughamour Block. Fee is 50 cents for a 30 minute lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Brown
Lin
Third Ave North
Coughamour
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