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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
6
A fragmentary report notes Landes shepherds and Praxants as experts in walking on stites. References to Frame Wiese and Meola appear with unclear context, mentioning posters and a reagent, while various phrases hint at a debate over walking cage access and a future event on a date in a city named WES Gere.
Fragmentary text suggests a worried speaker about someone’s health and potential illness. The excerpt references care, diet, and possible medical attention with unclear details and many garbled words.
The text presents a stream of jumbled reflections on happiness, relationships, and personal struggle. It mentions a wife and distant dreams of change, with references to therapy, life goals, and social pressures, all conveyed in a fragmented, reflective tone.
A scrambled excerpt shows a writer from an angry club reacting to hunger with confused dialogue about dinner and writing. The garbled text references names and actions but remains largely unintelligible.
A notice praises the comedy Uncle Dan'l or The Messenger from Ja vein section for its New England atmosphere and high appeal. It mentions Mire Fiske as a standout early success and lists actors Mary Marble and Leele Evans among names tied to the show.
A South African family recalls a lion entering a clearing during a search for a deserter’s child. The lion approached a wooden doll and bread before the father fired, injuring the animal as it lunged toward the party. The infant then named the lion Dante.
A Dublin to Roscommon trip by Parnell sparks a postponement and a large crowd at the station cheers for Tim Healy. A mistaken arrival by Wallace Healy is noted, and a biscuit of unrelated shipboard humor closes the account with a Monkey aboard and a Cape voyage.
The excerpt shows a garbled family scene with names like Maw and Smithers and hints at a true things of life motif. Despite unreadable parts the piece conveys a humorous domestic moment and a casual dining setting.
Mrs Addie Talbert of Coeur d Alene visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Blayden. A J Micols speaks on polio at Congregational church January 7 with proceeds to church expenses. Edith Forbes of Payette visiting Katie Meyer. Midnight mass at Catholic church Friday night first time here. Sumner Davis and son Merril return from Grand Island Neb. Misses Swatman and Sheldon home from Caldwell for Christmas. Skating due to thick ice. Plymouth Choral Union concert well received raising 41.35. John Youtsler’s mother visiting for holidays. Burt Stone of Baker Ore visiting Mrs Stones. Mrs Charley Phillips recovering. Charles Lockner sold blacksmith shop to H H McMannis of Payette. moving to Pocatello for railroad work. Talks of a newspaper start under Phinghoff of Ontario. Robt Howard welcomed a 12 pound girl born Dec 18. Andy Little brings sheep to Snyder ranch. Mr McConnel of Welser visiting Mrs Groves. Allen Stegall Avery hosted neighbors for first homestead gathering. dancing featured with Newt Baker and local road overseer. Attendees listed among local families and neighbors. Saturday morning departures for home.
Valley View Sunday School plans a Christmas Eve program with Santa Claus and a supper at the V. W. School house on January 5, 1919. The Grange honors community efforts with gifts, and Rev. Tiom hints at a Christmas service next Sunday. Local visitors from Emmett and state their interest in settling in the area.
Local items report the Welle couple welcoming a baby at Wettpee day, Mrs. and Mrs. Welle rejoice in a birth at home, and a Christmas present is noted for a Mr. and Mrs. Farsen. The Woman's Auxiliary meets December 27 at 3 pm. Also listed are hotel Christmas meals, item for sale, Dr. J B Burns' trip to Boise for Dental Board examinations, post office hours on grad day, and Edison Theater matinee. Mentions of Good Roads Commission, sleighing memories, and a lost Elk’s brooch reward at A Sallabury & Co. store.
A note offers a reward for a small white English bulldog named Pink and advertises holiday goods at Palace Pharmacy with reduced-priced apples from Payette Valley Real Estate Agency. It also lists sale or trade of a 1200 pound work horse and invites orders by phone.
Notice lists SATORIS as the sole agent for Holeproof Hosiery and announces stock of boys and girls hose guaranteed to wear six months without a tear.
A north Payette community backs a movement to build a Chapter House for the American Women’s League. The project requires subscriptions to magazines and periodicals from members and supporters, aiming to fund the center while maintaining subscriber costs. A. Relyea of New Plymouth offers ten Noble Ditch Company shares at ten dollars each.
Contains a short fictional exchange about a boy swearing on the street from Puck, plus an Advertised Letter List with names, and notices for the National Wool Growers Convention in Ogden Utah and Payette Driving Club meeting. It also lists railway ticket offers and delivery cutoffs.
U S Signal Office Payette Idaho reports week ending December 22 with maximum temperature 32, minimum 3, mean 17.5, total precipitation .01. One clear day, zero partly cloudy, six cloudy days. Prevailing wind north. Observer A F Ausen.
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