Legislative price regulation debate in Parma
A. Hackney expresses views on regulating advertising prices amid claims of a printing trust. Senator Baldridge, owner of an Parma implement house, is cited as supporting regulation of prices, prompting questions about fairness across businesses with honest competition. The piece questions imposing limits on one line of business and argues against broad regulation unless justified.
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Baldridge
Parma
Thane
Wilson's Appointees Fear Taft to Wilson Transition
Washington rumors say many Taft nominees expect Senate rejection before March 4. Governors and officials fear likely non retention under Wilson. The piece notes Republicans and Democrats among Taft appointees, with broad reticence from Governor Wilson and doubt about who will remain in the new administration.
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Taft
Senate
Gov. Wilson
Sphinx
Warhington
Interior
Fisher
Adamo
White House
Tee
Suffrage Progress and California Involvement
A brief note on advancing women’s rights in the county and nationwide. It predicts a near milestone when women gain full privileges, cites Dr Mary Walker, and highlights California women’s growing political interest and a potential Exposition display in San Diego.
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Mary Walker
California
San Diego
Psalm 23 Campaign Parody Promises and Pockets
A spoof Psalm-like verse mocks a politician as shepherd of voters. It jokes about saloons, cigars, beer, and family concerns while depicting campaign loyalty and unfulfilled care. The fragment mentions 45 acres with 15 acres apples and farm details near Wood Payette Idaho, with a contact phone 350-2.
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Palitician
Svett
Aelf
Payette
Idaho
New Plymouth Notes on Washington Birthday Activities
New Plymouth notes report many visitors and events for Washingtons Birthday. High School hosted a debate on woman suffrage with a local judging panel declaring the affirmative, while residents like Lulu Ransom recover from surgery and Ed Stockton returns to work after a month. Local moves include Frank Boding moving his family, Fred Fisher and family relocating, and A W Ransom planning a feed and grain store opening.
An Opportunity to Buy a Home at $20.00 Per Month
Real estate advertisement touts a six room bungalow with bath modern utilities hot and cold water in a good location. It offers a sacrifice price with small down payment and monthly payments of $20.00. Call at the office for details and particulars.
Winter egg prices hit twenty year low in Chicago sale
Eggs sold in Chicago recently at 19 cents, the lowest in 20 years, as a flood of cases Friday pushed wholesale prices 3 cents lower. Retailers asked 23 or 24 cents while stores quoted 12 to 13 cents for storage eggs. Mild west weather boosted receipts and drove the price drop. Other small ads note harness repairs, a black stallion for sale, canvas work, and land to lease in Oregon, plus Athona chickens for sale in Idaho.
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Chicago
West
Unclaimed Letters for Week Ended Feb 22 1913 Payette
Payette post office lists unclaimed mail including Mrs W C Bowers Mrs H Chatfield Mr and Mrs J H M Edwards Mrs H Harris B Harris James Macomb Mrs Betty Page Payette Garage Mrs J A Broglamich George Wales Burt Venably postmaster appeals for collection and missing letters. Also notices milk and cream delivery and local sale ads.
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Payette Po
W. C. Bowers
H. Chatfield
J. H. M. Edwards
H. Harris
B. Harris
James Macomb
Betty Page
Payette Garage
J. A. Broglamich
Geores Wales
Vaccination or Small Pox Which
The Caldwell News notes a county wide small pox situation with quarantines and rumors of school closures. Health officials advocate optional vaccination for all including teachers, stressing isolation of cases and no compulsory measures while warning of varying severity and a recent death. Public urged to vaccinate at once.
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County Board of Health
Health Board
James
Ho Ong
Caldwell News
Canyon County
Circassian Walnut supply and substitutes noted
A Forest Service circular explains Circassian walnut demand in the United States has outpaced supply. Circassian walnut prized for cabinet work, with substitutes such as red gum and butternut often sold as the real wood. The article details origin, distribution, and distinguishing marks for substitutes and mentions various ads at the end.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Orly
Caucasus
Toree
Himalaya
India
Burma
Black Sea
Lana
Asia
Forest Service
Local Notes and Social Gatherings Mixed With Incubator Sale
Lower Payette valley reports from Ferrin Harland’s return from Wels and various social events. Ladies Sewing Club met at Mrs. Stoughton’s with dainty refreshments. next meeting at Mrs. Pugh’s. George Windle and son Mack returned from Payette Oregon Slope. Mr. Brewster suffered a painful hand injury while butchering. Preet rode as a passenger to Bolas. Many attended the military ball in Mayette. Esther Reid visited Adala and Florence Gregory and attended the Colonial Entertainment at the Chapter House. Emma Carstenig visited Alvina Coragisen. Colonial Entertainment drew a large crowd. evening featured music and games. refreshments served. costumes noted. proceeds $7.00. R. H. Woods mourns his mother’s death in Adair, Iowa. Word from Stalinda Procht says she will sit up in a couple weeks. Ray Shurtleff home from Boise hospital after appendicitis surgery. Orchard Avenue Grange to meet at Chapter House Friday night. all grangers urged to attend. For sale an incubator, inquire H. H. Timpe.
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New Plymouth
Washington
Lincoln
T. H. ‘Gilbert
Misa Hise Strong
B. FP
Bwatmay
Lulu Ransom
Frank Boding
Wilson House
Ray Nichols
Fred Fisher
Ora
Von
Jay May
Ladies Aid
Congressional Church
Geo. Blayden
A. W. Ransom
Creasey
T. B. Chadwick
John Brauner
Canyon Canal
W. J
Grace Noyes
Robert Walker
Caldwell
J. M. Noyes
Gentry Walker
Idaho
M. V. Martin
Emmett
Congregational Church
A. Meyer
5. Davis
Haster
Roy White
George Washington
T. H. Gilbert
Mr. Sherman
New ‘Plymouth
Ferrell
Cleveland
Ohio
Portland
Oregon
Bernard Fastmayoni
Tim Driscoll
Payette
Laura
Mardell Wachter
John Herfurth
Boise
Ferrin Harland
Wels
R. W. Stoughton
Pugh
Robert Harris
Ashworth
Windle
Stoughton
George Windle
Mack
Payette- Oregon
Brewster
Preet
Bolas
Mayette
Esther Reid
Adala
Florence Gregory
Chapter House
Emma Carsteng
Alvina Coragisén
R. H. Woods
Adair
Iowa
Jim
Stalinda Procht
Ray Shurtleff
Orchard Avenue Grange
For Sale or Rent Bungalow with outbuildings and yard
For sale or rent a new bungalow with six rooms a barn a large chicken house and yard. Includes tea house and other outbuildings. One acre of land and bell ground. For particulars call at Enterprise office.
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Enterprise Office
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Tdalo Press Assn
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Fin Clair
Phursday
Wilson
A. A. Timpe
Perchion
A. Relyea
van Plymouth
Oregon Side
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T. J. Brows
Bt Office
J, Pratt
Will Wells
Bion
A. Huff
Bartel Des
Geo. Rezac
Wees
CSB Owes
Direa de Seess Ees
Minnesota
Canaries
Fourth St
A. Barris
Bowker and Johnson
Down
Brethren
Giesler Bros
Lower Payette Walley
H. H. Timpe
Hurd
W. C. Hurd
DRS
Hurd Veterinarians
Seagate
John A. Harader
Vayette
Naser
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Co
Melchers Park
Payette Heights
Payette Land & Improvement Co
P. H. Brown
First National Bank
Idaho Capital
Payette Valley
Hom Bankeru
Galt
A. B. Moss
M.F. Albert
Pater Pence
Geo. W. Baker
W. A. Conghanour
I. L. Thureton
James L. Edwards
Ben Strohbehn
Albert Wilson
A. L. Gorham
Brainard
Pad A Congriff
L. V. Patch
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