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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
4
Poem fragment portrays prophetic vision of An Anakel guiding humanity toward gospel truth. Dramatic confrontation between enlightened faith and marked opposition as false hopes crumble. It asserts social uplift with the deaf hearing and the oppressed glad, marking a religious didactic tone.
Summary of Idaho industry and agriculture news including tax policy impacts on farm property, Deary main street garage work, silver lead at Argentine mills, Idaho bank deposits rise to 27.93 million, Moscow wheat yields 26 bushels per acre, Twin Falls irrigation pumps for 50 farmers, McCammon pen canning factory, Wallace ore shipments to East Helena, Lewiston rail extension by Weyerhauser, growing mining activity with 75 workers, Idaho potatoes shipments, Nampa sidewalk grades, Payette and Bonner property value gains, University of Idaho science hall cornerstone, Hazelton cheese factory output, state scenic film project, planned fish hatchery near Grangeville, Selway road bids, new hotel progress, southern Idaho crop sale plan, machinery for Mackay cheese factory.
A national fire underwriters booklet urges farmers to reduce fire hazards by planning farmsteads with separated buildings and implementing fire resistant roofing two stairways in different parts of the house and firestopping between floors. It notes kerosene storage hay and fuel risks and the lack of ready access to fire departments.
Examiner Patti's Ban of the Interstate Commerce Commission backed Spokane and Intermountain merchants against railroad attempts to lower Pacific coast rates without interior adjustments. The win supports ongoing efforts to secure the long and short haul clause as Gooding bill moves in Congress.
Washington Oregon Idaho residents living near San Jose form a state society with Fay F. Dean as president and G. W. Clanton as secretary. Ells M. Wood serves as treasurer. The group plans an annual picnic at Alum Rock Park in San Jose on September 6. Attending are Fay ette county figures such as Sarah Mikelson C. M. Latimer and wife Fredrica Chase Moore.
The public has spent about 100 million dollars on railroad valuation, with an estimated 5 million more to finish and 400 thousand annually to maintain. Congress has expended 25 million and the railroads 70 million, yet tangible public benefits such as new tracks or terminals remain unclear.
Four of five months in 1924 show higher building permit values than year earlier with May 1924 placing the year ahead of last year. Dorge reports note wage scale increases across 60 cities and May 1 1924 material costs at 89.9 of five year wartime average while last year stood at 102. Lumber remains the cheapest and most used building material, aiding individually owned homes.
The first half of 1924 saw tax free securities output near 750 million, triple 1918 levels, fueling debt in pursuit of tax relief. State municipal and federal land bank bonds totaled over 500 million in offerings since January, with total financing around 660 million for six months and nearly 95 million in federal issues, hinting at a looming three-quarter billion sum. The piece notes the burden on taxable property, wheat and cotton gains, and argues farmers must rely on self-help, organization, and market access rather than legislation or loans to endure.
The piece argues that efforts in several states to create a blate monopoly on workers compensation insurance are mainly a political tactic to rally labor and votes. It claims private companies already provide compensation under current laws and urges state funds, if kept, to operate on a competitive basis with private insurers.
Mrs Lavina Warden of 922 North 1th Street speaks at the Elhver conference in Salt Lake claiming a cold settled in her kidneys causing irregularities and headaches. She credits Dean's Pills from Rose Pharmacy for relief after using them since August.
Two yearlings and two coming two year olds plus four coming yearlings offered for sale or trade. Contact A. W. Hinehart Valo Oregon.
A fragmented note discusses how early cars addressed impact from traffic. It references shock absorption through tires and springs, noting their role in reducing crystalization and destruction from road shocks.
The First National Bank of Payette Idaho sues T B Jones and Florence M Jones seeking foreclosure of a mortgage dated September 13 1920 recorded in Payette County Idaho for 600 with 595 due plus 8 percent interest from September 13 1923. The State of Idaho sends greetings and a summons requires appearance within twenty days if served in district or forty days otherwise. Witness Lillian Wilson Clerk of the Seventh Judicial District. Norris Sutton attorneys for plaintiff. First publication June 26, last July 31.
Trains due to depart and arrive at Payette effective May 1 1924 Eastbound and Westbound times listed. Also Pay Valley Branch numbers 377 and 378 with departs and arrives. Local radiator shop advertises cartridge radiators and service in Payette. Wages and household washing offered. Notice of attachment issued by district court J H Whitsell versus Lamb Fruit Company with June 19 1924 date and clerk seal.
A sound approach to choosing dealers has fostered an organization that now enjoys widespread public confidence and credibility through consistent standards and reliable performance.
July 17, 1924 clearances prohibit hunting in Adams Ada Blaine Boise Camas Canyon Cassia Gem Gooding Jerome Lincoln Minidoka Payette Twin Falls Valley and Washington counties. A conservation order by State Game Warden R E Thomas suspends open seasons until revoked and enforces the state laws during the period.
Notice is given that on August 7, 1924 at 2 PM, H By Tuseing, Constable of Fruit Precinct Payette County Idaho, will sell at public auction at the E A Campo ranch near New Plymouth the described horse. One dark bay gelding about 5 years old, weight 1500 pounds, branded on right shoulder. Sale for cash in lawful US currency.
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