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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

5

Payette and Fruitland News Roundup in Bay Area Style

Local notes from Payette and nearby areas recount visits, travels, and social events. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Silkett, Rev. Shawlberger, the Grimes and Hanch families, and many others are cited visiting relatives, attending services, teaching, or traveling to Boise, Cambr idge, Ontario, and Portland. School schedules, church activities, and community gatherings fill the week with baptisms, dinners, and farewells. several members join or plan trips to Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, with military service notes and education plans interwoven.

Eva Wilson Preston Buar Creek John Amereon Manly and Company Nels Peavern Payette Schwoll Irma Royston Mary Warren Hazel Howell Boise Thorday Royston Esther Russell Lutheran Ladies Aid Albert Carlson S. B. Hall Nebt Halls W. A. Colwell Idtaho Washington Californi Percy Prank Familly Geo. Franks Portland G. R Seaurt Eby Sruitland School Teachers State Institute John Rands Baker Rands Amos Garcer Beir Creek Earl Fisher Tom Eldredge Nyssa Geo. Fisher Leon Bldredge F. B. Haasch Boise Sundtey Nate Hanch Mon Titty Arthur Colwell Clara Ellen Maxfreid A. T. Bishop H. J. Puchett McCall H. B. Wiilfong Kansas Alonzo Heap Josephine Emmitt W. A.marilar Dome Emmatt Chas Jui Dorothy Anson Davis Laster Hooker Marines Barter Sarah Baney Nampeainst George Hooker Morris Mt. Pies Howard Smith Francesa Henggler Pawline Hengzler Harry Bettebenner Father Campo Ontario Chas. Henggiler A. Grimes Het F. L. Flowers Ontaario Miss Peters Christensen H. M. Lewis L. %Leyler Peber John Driscoll Bole Rev McCoard Arthur Frantly Rev. McCoard Homdale Belle Williams Roystons Fruitland Nathen Todd Payetts Velma Speinhower Ames Iowa Martha Wilson Freeport F. E. Hurd Aly Ho Hamey Ray Hurd F. E. Hurdy Cisylon Linkows Camp Lewis Willec Robert Linkous J. Goodwin Ae Theo. Moyer A. L. Kingsbury John Anderson Molly Malmberg Earl Hopper Weiser Wood River Nebraska B. Z. Taylor Allen Anderson Barnum, Minn F. A. Malmberg Spokane Wash Malmberg Anderson Florence Anderson Dillard Creger England J. M. Royston Chas. Royston Roy Sparks

Heed Call of Wild Inspires A Milwaukee Boss

A Milwaukee Journal piece depicts a city executive abandoning desk and routine for a dawn escape into wilderness. He envisions streams, meadows, and trout as he dons ancient garments, grabs a fishing rod, and heads to the railroad, finding rare happiness away from pavement and beehive life.

The Wilds Milwaukee Journal

Sand Hollow Notes and Local Social Movements

Local notes report showers and health updates as Mr. Davis remains hospitalized in Ontario without signs of improvement. Social visits include Gay Henshaw at Mrs. Lala Bens. Visitors travel to nearby areas for work and leisure, with several residents attending a Sunday school picnic in Jackson. Community members like W. F. James head to New Meadows for machine shop work, while others—Vera Lee, Jno Smith and family at the Cove, and J. A. Harker fencing—pursue pasture development and harvest nearby Crystalfields.

Davis Ontario Gay Henshaw Lala Bens Geo Scott Fred Root Jackson G. S. Lee Thelma Howard Harkes William Holbrook Vera Lee Jno Smith Cove W. F. James New Meadows John Lee Lee Ranch Herald Darden Harry Stottier Payette Joe McGee J. A Harker

North Payette Notes Social, War Efforts, and Visits

Mrs J A White hosts L S A session with morale reading and sock knitting. Letters from service members read. Woodspur represented at Plymouth pioneer picnic. Local residents noted for travel, visits, and fundraising for Salvation Army. Shrapnel detachment news from University of Idaho training camp arrives. end with note on 60 days Moscow training.

J. A. White Woodspur Plymouth J. Noble Mutual Resa! Company E. J. Lattig Sergeant Horne Idaho Daily’ Statesman Tobacco Fund Assmussen Camp Lewis Nyle Frakes Manis Thorp Spur Steigerualt Iowa Payette E. B. Cox Geo. Forner Salvation Army War Relief Crystal Red Cross Printing F. G. Harland North Payette University of Idaho Moscow U. Or I Geo. N. Lattig

Oldman Caden Attacks Spending At Dinner Party

An after supper scene shows Oldman Caden muttering about government war funding while poking at a porch swing with a hammer. His wife counters with silence as the tension over fiscal policy and sanity lingers.

Oldman Caden Oldman C Washington

Payette Pound Seizure Notices and Ditch Meeting

J J Y Jetterie chief of police and ex pound master of Payette Idaho, reports seizure of six or more mixed horses and ponies for at large violations under Ordinance No 27. Auction set for August 1, 1918 at Banks Livery in Payette. Also notice of annual Payette Lower Ditch Company stockholders meeting at Emma Theatre September 23, 1918 to elect five directors.

J. J.Y. Jetterie Obielo Payette Idaho City of Payette Wright Banks United States J. T. Jefferies Lower Payette Ditch Company Payette County Lower Payette Ditch Cooping Payeste Emma Theatre Idishs Ben Strohbein W. A. Coughangur

Sandbags Save Many Lives in War Shield Concept

A Wide World Magazine writer praises Italian ingenuity in trench warfare. Italians develop one and two man sandbag body shields to protect vital organs in open advance and during wire cutting. Shields attach to shoulders or back and use loopholes for observers.

Wide World

Cost of Enteiling a Soldier in Draft Versus Volunteer

Figures from Popular Science Monthly show the government spent about five dollars per man drafted under the first draft system. Draft boards accounted for nearly all of that expense. In contrast the volunteer system cost per man in 1914 was 2445 dollars, 19.24 in 1915, and 28.95 from July 1916 to April 1917, the latter including travel and initial subsistence costs.

Popular Science Monthly

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