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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Obrin Heinrichsen announces an extra matinee at the Edison Theater this Friday and Saturday. Tickets are ten cents, offering a bargain for theatergoers seeking affordable entertainment.
The Census Bureau plans to assign livestock counts and value to range-area enumerators rather than use special agents. Assistant Director William F. Willoughby and Chief Statisticians William Hant and Le Grand Powers led the conference of range-state supervisors who urged this shift for faster, cheaper data. They assured privacy from county officials, warning against tax fears. The bureau reiterates all staff must keep schedules confidential and can face penalties for disclosure. A separate note announces a new newspaper in Oklahoma named Wunos Abcheta meaning Farm and Fireside with Anguatun W Tees as editor and Cherokee language printing for ads.
The text describes a plan to publish papers in Eo Bish letters and claims the paper will avoid politics to focus on advancing Indians while addressing poverty. A girl on a back porch says her family moves yearly, then asserts her papa owns the house. The Chicago Tribune appears as the source.
A London Telegraph report contrasts German and American juries on perjury harsher penalties in Germany for false oath. It notes ten year prison terms for misstatements under oath, while the United States punishes fewer defendants for false swearing in court.
Real estate listings advertise various ranches with improved and partly improved options. Financing on farm property and other secure loans with low interest rates and flexible terms are offered. Also available water stock for lease or sale, exchanges for ranch or town property, and a help wanted note. Lost and estray notices include a ladies watch, and a brown saddle marked horse described with no brands.
District Court of Canyon County Idaho requires Ross C Powell to answer a dissolution of marriage suit filed by Jenale M Powell within 20 days of service if in district or 40 days elsewhere. Case seeks alimony 40 dollars monthly, child custody Delpha and Lois Powell, and suit money and attorney fees. First publication Jan 27 1910. last March 3 1910.
For sale only for a limited time at $1.25 per share. Inquire now. L Wachter Plymouth. Those owing McWilliams Brothers urged to settle before the largest. Austin McWilliams 4814 Furs Fur. Cat fur sold. High cash price for all furs. Latso pays cash for bounty 454 8. Davis Caldwell Ida.
A local ad promotes equi pent lam prepared services to move pianos organs and heavy articles. The listing targets households and businesses needing reliable handling of bulky items.
Notice states the firm McWilliams Brothers Coring and General Horse Sale Stable is dissolved by consent. Henry McWilliams withdraws. Austin Williams continues the business under Austin McWilliams. All bills against the firm should be paid to Austin McWilliams.
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