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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
3
Official time card lists west bound and east bound passenger numbers and schedules. It includes Nos 25 27 28 26 with related times and designations Pony and variations, for trains serving New Plymouth and nearby stops.
Tam prepared with proper equipment for moving and handling heavy articles including pianos and organs. Bell phone number indicated for contact.
The board of trustees of Independent School District No 32 Payette Canyon County Idaho invites bids for negotiable coupon bonds totaling 12000 dollars. Building and Equipment bonds in five hundred dollar denominations sold at net less than face value with max interest 5 percent. Bids due by noon Monday May 16 1810. A certified check of 390 required with bids, refunded to unsuccessful bidders. By D W Ainey Clerk. First publication April 14 1810 publication May 12.
A miscellany noting injuries from everyday slips and mishaps, curious vignettes about town life, a sermonish verse about money and dreams, a puzzle about distributing inheritance, and a playful social game idea with weights.
An editor notes readers seek news beyond the next issue as poultry and eggs prove a strong economic driver in England and the U S with high import totals and a small capital start. A Nebraska anecdote shows a worker injured by a corn stalk and a farmer’s misadventure amid weathered health claims.
Salt Lake May 16 to July 22 1910 for summer schools. Tickets at one and one third fare on certificate plan. See agent for rates and dates. PF Johnson agent. May 13 1910. Also notice of time and place for proving will in Idaho. Bertha Lauer deceased. Caldwell court May 9 1910 at ten a.m. to hear will and letters testamentary for Augtet Oderdorfer and Edwin Laver. Payette Enterprise ads include subscription offers.
A Florida family lost a child who wandered away and after days of searching placed an ad in the local paper. The next morning a mother alligator appeared at the doorstep with the child inside, alive but harmed. the family sold the hide for five dollars, and the child was shown in dime museums for fifty dollars weekly. The tale raises questions about advertising.
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