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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
2
Payette Enterprise urges young readers to stick to jobs and value experience, while urging voter turnout and public duty. It cites Howard V. Platt and railroads as examples of perseverance and links civic engagement to wartime governance and avoiding graft. It warns that stay-at-home voters shape elections and public policy.
Senator William J. Boran writes on citizenship rights noting the war diverted attention from domestic affairs. He calls for postwar focus on vital home concerns and urges thorough examination of original prints and pressing issues to restore order from chaos.
A satirical piece offers humorous advice on “cooking” husbands as a parable about managing relationships, followed by a practical discussion on agricultural policy and potato farming. The section notes a 25 percent increase in live stock grading fees in the Inter-mountain District for 1917 and details on soil preparation and seed selection for potatoes. It mentions revenue impacts for states and counties and includes a brief local classified note seeking seed buyers.
A fragmentary kitchen note describes careful heating of a heart with gentle stirring and judgment to avoid damage. It warns against harsh testing and suggests using oxalic acid to remove iron roast and cooling properly to keep the result digestible and suitable for family consumption.
Local items recount visits and gatherings at the Hurst and McGrevey homes with mentions of birthdays and community events. An alias summons announces a foreclosure suit in Canyon County Court, detailing a 1913 mortgage on a ten acre property with water rights and a $125 claim plus costs.
Probate Court of Canyon County Idaho orders all interested parties to appear on March 16, 1917 to show cause why Helena administrator should not obtain an order to sell sufficient real estate of Stewart Levers deceased. Publication in Payette Enterprise required for four weeks prior to appearance. Judge Frank B. Meek presides.
A special examination for applicants for certificates by endorsement will be held Saturday February 17 at Court House Caldwell Idaho for Canyon County traders. Margaret Knowlton County Superintendent.
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