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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

2

Local editor reflects on Milwaukee reforms and city governance

Payette Enterprise notes an editorial from August 3 praising Milwaukee’s social reforms under Mayor Seidel. It lauds improved saloon policies, dance hall separation from venues, and burlesque shutdowns as signs of a better city, while asserting democracy regardless of administration name. The piece recalls a returning editor and the enduring pride of municipal progress.

Milwaukee Seidel Glaliet Soctaliam Wetke

Return to the old home after long absence

Narrator recalls visiting childhood scenes with joy and nostalgia while noting changes in the familiar setting. The piece reflects on family attention to a young daughter, memories of parents, and a faded sense of the once lively landscape including the river and dairy cattle.

Newspapers and the cost of free publicity

The article argues that newspapers incur costs for every line printed and must charge advertisers for space. It notes that many individuals expect free publicity for charitable or religious appeals while still seeking print services elsewhere. It urges readers to support local papers by paying for space, as merchants and organizations should.

Dewnpaper Namie Religioua Sapport Cole Porayth ‘Times

Advertised Letters List for Week Ending December 3 1910

Advertised letters for the week ending December 3 1910 include Mrs Alice Drake Mrs W Ocunner Milas Masel Portisork Helen Steder Gantiomen Bem Anderson Robert Durham Foe Mansheer RW Watt Nat Wer and others. Parties inquiring for these names may contact Burt Venable Postmaster.

Alice Drake Mra. W. Ocunner Milas Masel Portisork Helen Steder Gantiomen Bem Anderson Robert Durham Foe Mansheer RW. Watt Nat Wer Burt Venable

Idaho Play 6 Class Football Games

In a tight contest at University of Idaho on November 12 the Freedmen held the Sophomores to a 0 to 0 draw. Individual stars Ban nett Gray Loux Burna and Driscoll shone, with next week’s law student versus sophomores game expected to be hard and exciting.

University of Idaho Tme Bannett Gray Loux Burna Driscoll Law Sopholmore Oregon Emerald

Property Transfers Involving Payette Fairmont Areas

Warranty deeds record transfers among L B Peterson and Lilly Shanks of Fairmont, Cochran and Boomer of Chicago, and Mary Hayes of Payette. Properties include section 26 township 9 north range west, 60 acres in section 30, and 49 acres in section 3, with total verifiable consideration amounts of 7000, 10800, and 600 dollars respectively.

Payette H. R. Boomer Chicago

Public Auction near Payette and New Plymouth area

Nels Nelson owner will sell at public auction on Monday December 8 at 1 oclock p m. located on Little Willow 14 miles from Payette and 10 miles from New Plymouth. Goods include 5 work horses 1200 1600 lbs each 4 milk cows 10 hogs 175 lbs each farm machinery grain drill 2 wagons 2 buggies plows harrows 2 sets work harness 3 saddles etc plus almost new household goods and a piano. Terms cash under 10 10 payable in 10 months on approved paper at 10 percent interest and 10 percent cash discount on sums over 10. No property to be removed until settled. J M Swanson auctioneer M FP Albert clerk.

Gus Scharthauser Little Willow Payette New Plymouth Nels Nelson J. M, Swanson Albert

Goiter Removed From Daughters Operation At Hot Lake

Father writes Lewiston Tribune from Hot Lake Oregon reporting his daughter's goiter operation was a complete success. He thanks Hot Lake Sanatorium staff and Dr Coppinger for directing him there and praises scientific treatment and honest service. The notice explains the sanatorium's location 114 miles east of Portland on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation main line. Excursion rates and card contest mentioned.

Hot Lake Ore Lewiston Tribune Lewiston Useer The Tribune Mr. Coppinger Hot Lake Sanatorium

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