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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
4
The Payette National Bank in Payette Idaho offers a bond deposit account on the certificate plan. Depositors receive a certificate and the bank wires the bonds for safekeeping as they mature. All interested are invited to deposit bonds any time.
Notice states that from January 26, 1719, payment will be made on presentation of all registered General Pim warrants against the State of Wsho up to Sneiwling No. 47745. JOHN EAGLESON, State Treasurer, C. A. Groves.
The article notes platinum found in stromal beds formed by erosion of rocks labeled tortiney conglomerates. Platinum concentrates vary from 1 to 50 percent in samples. It mentions washing ore with gravel and ironwork in Ireland and discusses timber coverage and a method to calculate interest for short periods.
Fragmentary OCR text from The New West Magazine describes a fatal incident and related notes. It mentions Western farmers and financiers, prices like $25 and $30, and addresses in Palo and Fitzy areas. The readable parts are insufficient for a full narrative yet indicate a reported fatal event and financial references.
Islam art in two central Asian capitals is praised for ornate mosques and sacred tiles though deterioration threatens permanence. Marble façades, enamel tiles, and Arabic script decorate the monuments while locals perceive decay as natural, risking loss of jade and turquoise pages in regional history.
In the North American Review piece the author contrasts French families rooted in home and land with emigrant groups. He recalls the old woman in a cracked shop, whose life centered on a small business and domestic rooms, while reflecting on wartime displacement and the fear of an unsettled future.
A veteran merchant urges a young man to value reputation as the key to lasting business success. He argues the truthful policy is essential, noting the trust teller who proves reliability is the one who matters most in the field.
A fragmented World War I vignette shows G Tully, a British Royal Field Artillery man, rescued by American Red Cross at Base Hospitals Nos 22 and 20. He had been prisoner of the Germans and forced to work on railways before escaping toward American lines.
A compact alphabetical home first aid guide notes remedies for common injuries and illnesses. Entries arranged by topic like Fainting Spells Cuts and Bruises Sunstroke Burns and quinsy with quick antidotes and reminders for family care and doctor arrival.
The article explains treating wooden logs with preservatives to prevent decay and infestation. Creosote is cited as a common chemical, and the method involves forcing preservative under pressure into the wood through a rubber pipe with a gauge to show pressure.
Welcome to Lafayette on the Waccamaw River in South Carolina recalls Prospect Hill the home of Benjamin Hager Ameri an patriot of French Huguenot ancestry. Marquis de Lafayette spent his first night in America here in 1777 landing at North Island Winyah bay and was greeted with a grand reception as the mansion lights and flags proclaimed the guest of honor.
A sanitary corps lieutenant testing water near Tiviau Court Woods faced advancing enemy bodies. He drew a first aid pouch but both German guards raised hands in surrender. Omer Bocie stepped forward and the men surrendered. A sergeant and five Yankee privates then collected 19 German prisoners from the scene.
A German chemist Mas patented a process to extract fat from microscopic animal forms grown on edible waste materials. The method uses water and heat to extract fat or a solvent to separate it after cultivating on spoiled or discarded substrates, including mushrooms and nonedible fungi.
Popular Mechanics notes a new sport among soldiers in a Cana Alan training camp. Two teams of ten ride bareback facing each other and charge when signaled to unseat all opposing riders.
Bargain offer for prune and apple land near Payette Idaho with water access and handling equipment. Includes 1 mile from loading station and 3 to 160 acre tracts exchangeable for Payette poverty area, near two stations and roads. Investment chance to trade for Payette outside property and furnish a fifty room hotel in a town of 2000 people with one hotel. Contact A B Wood manager for details and Sam W Lil for portable bag carpeting inquiry in Payette Idaho.
Alfred H. Ramey of Payette Idaho announces intention to prove five year claim for Lots 4 5 6 7 8 9 in Section 28 Township 8 Range 5 Boise Meridian. Proof to be made before Frank W. Heer at Boise January 25 1919 by two witnesses. Published in Enterprise Payette Tosho weekly for six weeks.
A young speaker scolds his parents for claiming they lack money yet find nickels for church items. The quoted line shows frustration at perceived inconsistency between wants and resources, reflecting a domestic concern in a local column.
A French visitor asserts a record efficiency for an oil engine by achieving fuel consumption under six pounds per horsepower per hour, signaling notable advances in automotive propulsion technology.
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