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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
2
The article surveys concerns over food costs and waste, immigration impacts, and a Chicago poll showing Roosevelt favored over Taft in the West. It cites shipping costs, imports, and tariffs, plus Cannon's unpopularity among editors in the Tribune survey. The piece contrasts Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson era politics and asks about future leadership.
The piece argues popular anger at Joseph G Cannon and the House leadership as voters seek to end what is seen as usurpation and tyranny. Editors across districts express opposition to Cannon’s reelection and warn that removing him would not solve deeper issues in Congress.
A Baraboo report states Ringling brothers divide an even million dollars in profits for 1909. Nine hundred thousand comes from Barnum Bailey largest show acquired before the last season opening. The figure marks an unprecedented profit level amid rising circus license costs in municipalities.
Report says the Ringlings will greatly increase their circus business by resurrecting and assembling Adam Forepaigh Selle Brothers shows with five brothers in active charge over time. The piece notes past success and outlines a broader, ambitious touring schedule for the coming seasons.
A collection of editor letter quips and cartoon mishaps shows editors correcting details from haversacks to knapsacks and widows in remarriage. The pieces include British and American newspaper wits, a Belgian king’s umbrella tale, and a joke about a senator’s Diogenes remark.
A fragment shows Miss Oldgirl reporting wrinkles from study with Professor Plump and Miss Pert joking about needing more, Baltinere American referenced in dialogue. The excerpt captures a social moment or schoolyard banter without broader context.
For Sale a mix of items including two corner lots with Harred Plymouth Rock chickens and assorted farm gear. Also advertised are fifteen work horses for sale through Currin & Son's Livery and Feed st bie owned by O. HB Lowell with inquiries via P.O. box 125 and office visits to see a show at the Edition.
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