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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
6
List of want ads and rental notices including FOR SALE items such as a Ford Tow Truck and a White Frost Refrigerator, FOR RENT two rooms with bath at 22 N. 7th, pasture and cows for sale, and boarders by the day or week. Various contact numbers and locations appear throughout.
North Payette residents and families are noted in a long list of visits hosting meals drives and social gatherings. Mr and Mrs Durham visit neighbors while Dr Thomas Macertine and Dr Max Lalli are mentioned with weekend plans. Wood Spur hall team lost 14 to 4 in a Park School game.
The page lists a mix of household notes and a formal Notice to Heirs and Creditors of the Estate of Eleanore Phillips Deceased in Payette County Idaho. It names J W Phillips Josephine Elizabeth Phillips Anona Jonquin Phillips and Ashur W Ransom seeking court action to determine heirs and descent of Lots 16 17 in Block 22 of New Plymouth with water rights. The hearing is set for August 31 1921 in Payette County.
In Payette County Idaho the probate court notices creditors and claimants of Cora E Connerley deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after the fiat publication to M F Albert administrator at the First National Bank of Payette Idaho. Mailed July 27 19__ Norris Sutton attorneys for administrator July 28 to August 18 publications.
The article notes U S shipping losses due to lack of business and war department transport limiting profits. It highlights immigrant restrictions and returns from foreign trades shrinking, worsening private shipping. It also reports mining property values plummeting with reduced assessments, citing Mountain Copper’s Zion mountain mine drop from 439000 to 50000 dollars and high recovery costs versus low ore value.
Anna C. Paerson, County Superintendent of Schools, notes 1922 Idaho law apportionment figures for county districts. The county fund totals 18 802.40 with 40 percent to teachers and 60 percent to census and library allocations. Consolidated districts receive 2 percent. the census uses 2716 pupils and 15 pupils per district required. Special school tax not included.
Pendleton Oregon prepares for the 1921 Pendleton Round-Up to run September 22 23 and 24 with record setting events promised. Ray and Frank McCarroll vie for steer bulldogging honors while daily programs begin at 1 30 p m. Notable visitors include illustrator W B Brown and Dr George Black with Colonel Charles Wellington Furing's Let er Buck on press.
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