Payette County's Diverse Growth and Shipyard Hopes
The Payette Enterprise notes Payette County's shift from fruit to diversified farming with cattle hogs sheep and a growing dairy and poultry industry. It highlights Dead Ox Flat Oregon slope’s transformation into a stock center, a large electric plant, and the need to empower industries and returning soldiers through shipbuilding contracts and U S Shipping Board permits.
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Payette County
Payote
Payette
C. H. Benram
Oregon Slope
Welser
Oregon
Snake River
Pacific Northwest
SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK Missouri and War Bond pleas
Fragmentary wartime speech urging support for soldiers and war bonds. References to President Wilson proclamation, overseas ships, and home front care. Calls for patriotic subscriptions and personal reflection on duty amid the war.
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Wilson
What Won The War
Fragmentary poem reflecting on war and faith with scattered lines about soldiers, victory and divine fate. The text hints at a historical or patriotic meditation, but readable details are minimal and names or dates are absent. The piece evokes lost voices of wartime reflection and moral struggle.
Petition to Alter Boundaries of Little Willow Irrigation District
Notices announce petitions by DB Coates Lina Giasel W A Drinkwine to add land to Little Willow Irrigation District. Hearings set for March 8 1919 at 2 PM at the District office. land described includes portions in sections 1 38 20 Township 9 North Range 3 West Boise Meridian.
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Littley Willow Irrigation District
Little Willow Irrigation District
Little Willow
Coates
Nis
Nonth
Boise
Lina Giasel
West
W. A. Drinkwine
Elmer Swickland
Financial Statement of Little Willow Irrigation District 1919
The document presents the January 1 1919 balance sheet for Little Willow Irrigation District listing liabilities and assets. It enumerates bonds outstanding warrants tax sale certificates and miscellaneous funds totaling about 214 237.91 with assets including land district building and equipment. The statement is signed by Oscar Keifer president and Elmer Wicklund secretary.
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Little Willow Irrigation District
Thi
Asceta
Oscar Keifer
Elmer Wicklund
For Sale-1 Welipse Pump and Gas Engine Auction
For sale by estate of L Rudolph Hollenback Administratrix. One Welipse centrifugal pump with Fairbanks Morse gas engine 2 horsepower and 250 feet of neat wood pipe included. Estate to be closed up.
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Fairbanks Morse
L. Rudolph Hollenback
Farmers In Best Financial Shape Of Recent Years
American farmers are in better financial shape than in years past according to a Federal Reserve Board review. It notes strong crop prospects in the West and California, bright Pacific Coast outlooks, and a predicted shift from wartime to peacetime agriculture. The report cites large yields across corn, wheat, oats, hay, and tobacco with substantial dollar values, and expects farmers to buy a large block of Victory Liberty Loan Bonds in April.
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Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
South
West
California
Pacific Coast
Women of the West Called to the Victory Liberty Loan
Mrs. A S Baldwin urges readers to support the Victory Liberty Loan to honor returning troops and the fallen, stressing national credit and the need to fulfill government war contracts. She frames bonds as a patriotic pledge and a badge of sacrifice, urging even modest sacrifices.
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America
Stele
West
Doltara
Who Says It Who Says It War Ends Says Grantland Rice
The verse laments the delayed end of war, contrasting mud and hardship with celebratory phrases. It questions who declared victory, recounting scenes from Mainz to Dover and the grim aftermath of battle. Grantland Rice is credited for the lines.
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Dreas
Mainz
Dover
Victory Liberty Bond drive linked to world peace and prestige
A national appeal links the Victory Liberty Loan to America’s standing at the Peace Conference. It promises that oversubscription demonstrates power, deters new wars, and strengthens a united front as the nation ramps up to fund five to six billion dollars.
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America
América
United States
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