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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
2
In a holiday exhortation from editor and manager Steere, readers are urged to shop early for Christmas to avoid crowds and disappointment. The piece extols the benefits of early purchasing, noting the best bargains and gift choices often vanish by late dates. It compares early birds to wise ones who avoid last minute stress.
The article argues taxes are not higher in reality, as current dollars come from farm products or wages that have risen 50 to 100 percent. It contends prices for goods also rise, so the tax bill shows no simple increase, reflecting broader economic pressures and the need for cash to cover deficits from prior administrations.
A radical Butte Bulletin distribution in Idaho condemns United Mine Workers leaders for calling off the strike. The paper labels such statements as treasonous against government and praises Americanism while suggesting Idaho radicals foment continued trouble and even violence against service members.
The text argues shoppers who buy early receive the best attention from salespeople who have more time and better spirits. It notes four weeks of steady work before the season wears them down and hints at holiday strain on staff.
A vintage article lauds electric vacuum cleaners for health benefits, claiming they reduce disease germs in homes by cleaning carpets mattresses and upholstery daily. It argues cleaners lower labor and dust clouds, improving sanitation and longevity, with doctors and sociologists endorsing their use.
A remark notes the home would be in ideal condition if not for the modern vacuum cleaner. The line implies an irony about contemporary cleaning devices impacting perceived home quality.
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance issued liberalized rules allowing former service members to reinstate lapsed insurance within eighteen months of discharge by paying two months premiums. A blanket provision lets all ex-servicemen reinstate by year end 1919 if in good health and paying two months premiums, with credits for excess premiums if previously paid. The notice urges prompt action to avoid health deterioration.
Notice to landowners that 1919 assessments are now due at the treasurer’s office in Payette Idaho. Payments may be made 9:00 am to 3:00 pm daily through December 3 1919 and until 6:00 pm that day. delinquency occurs at 6:00 pm. If half is paid before delinquency, the other half isn’t due until 6:00 pm June 3 1920. Dated November 4 1919.
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