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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
2
The Idaho Power Company seeks state approval to raise irrigation customers' rates. A public review follows the company's detailed letter to customers urging careful consideration of higher costs and the broader impact on consumers and agricultural districts.
The editor recalls a February gathering of craft workers and tradesmen in Dolse to discuss a state wide organ and mutual exchange of ideas. The Nonpartisan Leader accuses big interests of dictating papers while praising a few pure papers as honest.
A British scientist asserts macaroni is a valuable flesh building food, comparable to beef or mutton, highlighting its weight aiding nutrition. The claim frames pasta as a sturdy protein source in dietary guidance.
A Payette woman endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after kidney trouble and back pain relief. The item includes an ad quote by Mrs. S. A. Gorham and price details. The Orphans Court of Adams County PA issues a decree nisi regarding the presumed death of William Elmer E. Cline and orders public notice and possible administration of estate.
Notice in Payette Idaho announces sale of estray livestock at the Ben Strohbehn ranch on March 10 1920 at 2 pm to the highest bidder for cash. Animals include a black mare about 1000 lbs with branding Lazy on left jaw and H on left stifle a black three year old mare branded spade inverted on left stifle white spot on left nostril a brown horse branded lazy on left jaw with a star on forehead white on left hind foot about six years old and a dark brown colt eight months old with no brands. Constable W B Steerman signs the notice. Also mentions a lost key set reward and Carnegie Hero Fund details and a humorous anecdote.
Payette Valley Jersey Bull Association at Fruitland held its first annual meeting and elected directors Axel Johnson Gee Alspach High F L Spencer and D O Hullis. The group discussed a potential fifth breeding block in Payette to serve town residents and improve calves. A stock carload seed wheat order was planned with Dicklow wheat from the Irwin ranch in Kimberly Idaho. A Payette Independent School District No 82 bond election is set for February 7 1920 to issue ten thousand dollars in bonds for schoolhouse furniture and fixtures with ballots reading Bonds Yes or Bonds No. Public notices include W R C meeting dates and officers.
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