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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
5
An editorial tirade laments subscribers who cancel, urging honesty and payment. A biographical snippet notes a veteran of the 14 Iowa Infantry and marriage in 1865, followed by a list of relatives. A public notice requests threshing debt settlements and a local ad promotes a syrup product.
Harold and Rodney Shake return to join the high school classyear. Salem visits from Payette and New Plymouth’s Sherman Cox noted. The Boys Glee Club reorganizes with new members and a social banquet for sixty at the M C A building included games, toasts, and athletic talks.
Sunday gathering at the Methodist church led by Ralph Markinson drew a good audience. Special song pieces were used. Miss Ruth Bracewell is ill with measles. Dr J D Baker visits from Pueblo, Colorado. A dance at Stegner's hall drew few people due to late ads. Protracted meetings continue at Fruitland church led by Jer Ely and Rev Kyles. New Plymouth’s weekly paper gains notice. Charlie Young ships seventy head of hogs for sale. Springtime wheels appear as snow melts.
Mr Sater from Weiser manages the Seawell ranch for Mr Siicyabal who recently purchased it from Mr Seawell. Miss Ailie Shimp joins friends in Ontario this week. George Brewer visited with his uncle in Payette. The threshers have gone to the valley to try the Chesh. Wm Syme rode in the stage to Wie. R Shimp attended Ontario on Wednesday. Capron works for O Patton spent Sunday with the Payette family. Richie and U V B Land Inspector from Boise visited the Payette border with Mr Nelson. Big hay delivered to Frank Golden of Payette for $1 a ton. Ray Chatfield went to Fapone on business Monday. For sale Plymouth Rock cockerels and Mammoth... 10 acre chicken tunes rose in well stocked, good equal paynt, bargain P O box 125.
Community notes from Plymouth outline visits and brief incidents. Residents: Warren Mer, Mrs Loy Milter, Livty Chore Kroner, Easlin of Payette, Hi Cox, Latrone, W. B. Edwards, Van Winkle family, Pearl Wachter, Beth Shaw, Aldia Talbot, Hallie Weldner, Mra. Bowers. Local plans include lodge meetings, Grange session, and a Pioneer hall event.
Fragmentary lines describe a character pair in a humorous or risqué exchange. Joe receives a few wrinkles from Professor Plamp while Miss Pert questions readiness and suggests hesitation or worry. The tone hints at playful adult banter within a literary or comic newspaper snippet.
A garbled courtroom snippet references a judge and a tense exchange over identity and display. The speaker questions whether the other is the man and mentions calling him on the ropes, hinting at a dramatic legal confrontation in Arizona.
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