Promises Broken and Advertising Rates for the Enterprise
Readers vent about unmet promises and delays while the paper appeals for subscriptions and features an assessment notice from the Lower Payette Ditch Company. The notice sets a 1918 payment deadline and warns of later sale of delinquent stock, alongside a property listing and a real estate sale advertisement.
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Payette
Payette County
Idaho
B. C
Brainard
North Bight Street
First National Bank
Notice to Water Users in Payette Idaho 1917
City council order suspends monthly water rental notices except when consumption exceeds to $1 minimum. Section 23 of Ordinance No. 94 requires all charges due by the first of each month with a ten day grace, water shutoff and service halted until payment including $1.00 in ad hoc expenses. City official signatures: J Martin Luther, City.
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Payette
Idaho
Clark
Gomel
J Martin
Luthhr
City
Four Hundred to One Shot on Lord Kitchener Alive
Rumor persists that Earl Kitchener survived the Hampshire sinking and lives in retirement or as a POW. A Hastings public statement by Mrs Parker renews belief, while an insurance broker tale in the Liverpool Echo cites a Lloyd’s wager offering ten thousand pounds at five shillings per cent that he was alive on August 1, 1917. The London Chronicle notes one chance in four hundred.
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Earl Kitchener
Hampshire
Parker
Hastings
Belef
Liverpool Echo
Messrs. A. Letton, Percival & Co
Lloyd's
Lord Kitchener
London Chronicle
Sav es Money for the Army at Camp Taylor
Lucas Lincoln mess sergeant of the Forty second company eleventh battalion at Camp Taylor demonstrates feeding 145 men for under 25 cents daily. A letter home notes well cooked food and ample rations, with a sample menu showing a total saving of 17.38 on the government allowance across three meals.
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Camp Taylor
Lucas Lincoln
Indianapolis
Lincoln
Love Their Airplanes
A teen-age pilot flies a damaged plane toward friendly lines as bullets riddle the craft. Despite injuries to an eye and leg, he maintains control and guides the machine to safety, dying that night. His final words express sorrow that the old bus could not be brought home.
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London
No Gladness Among Them
Nearly a millennium elapsed before Russia’s Slavs embraced Christianity after 987, when Prince Vladimir sent envoys to fetch Christian faith as Tinglish Franks and Germans had long been. The text notes the late conversion amid broader European Christianization.
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Christ
Vladimir
Grand Central Mixup Ends With Ty Cobb Train Ride
An elderly woman, believing she was meeting Ty Cobb, wandered New York’s Grand Central in search of a train to Ty Cobb Connecticut. After staff clarified the destination as Cos Cob, she boarded the correct train to visit her son-in-law.
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New York
Bell
Ty Cobb
Grand Central Station
New Haven Railroad
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Informaton
Coscob
Americans Go The Limit On Fast Motorcycles In Paris
War correspondence notes Americans ride huge campaign hats and powerful machines through Paris streets. French observers cite 11 horsepower versus ordinary bikes and joke about matching a 24 hour Sheepshead Bay record as a test of national pride. Another column discusses educated Russian women, noting their early freedom in industry, education, medicine, and law.
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Paris
Sheepshead Bay
French War Department
Boulevard Saint-Germain
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Idaho Foreclosure Case
Notice states a sheriff sale of property under a 1917 Idaho foreclosure decree in Payette County. Plaintiff David Jones sought sale of real estate against Robert R Abrams and Cora L Abrams. Decree dated October 22 1917 and recorded November 18 1917, with sale order issued in the Seventh Judicial District.
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District Court
Seventh Judicial District
State OF
Idaho
Payette
David Jones
Robert R. Abrams
Cora L. Abrams
District Court of
State of Idaho
A. D
Fragmented OCR summary of banking deposit types
The text lists various deposit types and conditions including deposits subject to reserve, deposits secured by pledges, and deposits payable with notice. It mentions deposits due within 30 days, municipal deposits, postal savings, and time deposits. Some phrases are garbled or repetitive, reflecting OCR errors. The piece references banks, bankers, and trust companies in a financial regulatory style.
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Helen R
Temple
For Sale and Wanted Classified Items
FOR SALE 250 feet of gond second hand wood pipe six inch in good condition Chris Hendrickson. WANTED Durham cows or culver W B Gilmore phone 20 1. WANTED Cull apples any variety Idaho Vinegar and Ploklin Co $6.50 per ton.
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Chris. Hendrickson
Durham
Culver
W. B. Gilmore
Idaho Vinegar and Ploklin Co
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Idaho Power Co
WWE
Idaho Farrmer
Ben Strohbelin
Aws't
North Eighth Street
Savage
Ndiana
United States
Russia
Constitutional Democrats
Duma
Lees
Telco
The
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Payette National Bank
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Bank
Bank
Bankers and Trust Company
Tlan 1
Dl Viery
Teeamurer
Araea Anne
Asie Healing
B. Holmes
Stanton Bros
HM. Lyon
F. H. Lyon
Lako
J. K. Vaught
Jod Cross
FP. H. Hogue
Payette Hide and Junk House
7Th St
Center Ave
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