Debate on County Division in Payette Region
Supplement to Payette Enterprise reports a January 18 1917 debate on county division at Sunny Side church near New Plymouth. Affirmative team included Hazeline Hurst Daharsh Lee Stewart while A H Hollingsworth Gardner Grambo Isyler and Brown spoke for the negative. Judges split two to one for the affirmative as many Payette figures attended and the crowd filled the hall. The piece recalls childhood entertainments and discusses direct taxation and income tax concepts with reference to national revenue.
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Sunny Side
New Plymouth
Payette
J . M. W. Hazeline
M. M. Hurst
Mr. Daharsh
J. O. Lee
Cliyton Stewart
A. H. Hollngsworth
Thos, Gardner
Gue Grambo
A. F. Isyler
B.A
Methodist Church Plans Missionary Mission in Payette
Plans are perfected for a big district missionary concession in Payette under the direction of the Missionary Board. Speakers will come from abroad and all local Methodist churches are expected to provide representatives. The Queen Esther Circle was trained by Miss Helen Judd yesterday evening. D. Gilliten, Boise district superintendent, will preach at the Methodist church this Sunday evening, January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Payette
Missionary Board
Queen Esther
Helen Judd
D. Gilliten
Boise
Joint Resolution for Constitutional Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors
Induction by the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union leads to a joint resolution introduced in December 1913 in both houses. The measure calls for a constitutional amendment prohibiting the manufacture for sale and distribution of intoxicating liquors, with limited exceptions for sacred, medicinal, mechanical, pharmaceutical, or scientific uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Richmond P. Hobson
Senate
Morris Sheppard
United States of America
Congress
United States
First Baptist Church Announces Schedule Changes
The regular services will be held in the church next Sunday. Midweek service moved from Thursday to Wednesday evening. The church work area will be open from 6 o clock until 1:20 with supper served to those arriving early. Prayer meeting begins at 7:30 as before.
Office over Stanton Bros Store Adverts
Veterinary and rental notices appear from Payette Nation Bank listing office space. Four rooms over the Post Office are for rent with inquiry at the Payette Nation Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Bros
Payette Nation
Bank
Gott
Payette Idaho
Zensal Offers Dry and Moist Eczema Remedies
The ad promotes Zensal for two eczema types Tetter Salt Rheum and Dry Eczema use Dry Zensal. Moist or Weeping Eczema uses Moist Zensal with a 60 cent jar price.
Family Curiosity Shop Recalled In Old Album Tales
Walter Watts Transfer notes a bygone family album hobby with portraits of a minister, a wedding party, a bird man, and relatives. The piece reflects on how such personal keepsakes once captivated homes, now faded from sight in Hampton Chronicle style.
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Mary
Indew
Indy
Hampton Chronicle
Subscriptions Offer for Four Magazines at Extra 23 Cents
A brief note thanks subscribers for renewing and promotes a renewal with a special offer. Readers are urged to renew now to receive four magazines for one year, with a small black item referenced as part of the notice.
Holstein bull and Jersey bull offered for sale
Very fine Registered Holstein Bull of Boomer stock and Duroe Jersey Bear offered for sale. Fee two dollars. See J M Lowrie at 20th and Center Street or R2.
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J. M. Lowrie
Center St
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J. M. Swenson
M. F. Albert
W. T. |Ampkin
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John H. Norris
I. W. Kennant
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The
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Catron
Osteopath
Hurd
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Amat. State Vet
Walter Watts
F. H. Lyon
F. H. Lyon Building
B. Holmes
Norris & Kummer
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Aho
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Ontario
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