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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
5
Fruitland area notes a quiet week with visitors from Caldwell Ontario and Payette. Town residents report bereavements, hospital visits, church events, and business travel, including talks by W H Wilcoxon and L Russel.
American performers resume studio and stage work after service. Devit Hochstein dies in Argonne. Percy Grainger, Irving Berlin, and Albert Spalding planned to return to composing, conducting, and violin making. Pianists and tenors resume old careers as the theater and concert halls welcome them back.
The article shares simple dessert ideas centered on almond cookies and grape juice. It describes almond cookies with maple fondant, grape juice as a universal ingredient, and several grape juice based recipes including parfait, sponge, and a sherbet garnish. It notes grape juice can flavor frostings and sauces.
A fragmented passage critiques actions done the wrong way and ignorance of better methods. The text asserts such a person will fail without timely rescue, though the rescue effort is inadequately staffed.
Foreclosure summons against Benjamin D. Fanning regarding a 1916 mortgage on land in Payette County Idaho. Sheriff announces public sale of described property February 7 1920 to satisfy court costs and debt with possible deficiency judgment. Also includes a sheriff’s sale of Thomas Harden interests in multiple parcels in Sections 33 34 27 Township 9 N Range 3 W at Payette Court House doors February 7 1920.
The Boston system issued the first electric tire alarm from Box 7 District 1 at 8 25 on April 20 1552 sent by G 11 Garble and received at Police Station 2 Court Square by Charles Carlton Coffin later famed as a Civil War writer.
A fragment reflects on moral effort within harsh circumstances, suggesting each person does what they can under their limitations and acts with some nobility despite constraints.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Yale Oregon publishes notice that C E Hager of Ontario Oregon and witnesses Pearl Crane George Clark J H McKignon prepare to prove a land claim for West Land Entry No 6313 in Township 17 South Range 47 East Willamette Meridian before the Yale Oregon office on February 15 1920 February 12 1920. The notice lists witnesses from Ontario Oregon and Patterson Idaho and includes the registrar’s date.
In pursuance of law I, the undersigned Constable of Payette Justice Precinct Idaho, will on February 25 1920 at 2 p m at George Nesbit ranch 14 miles southeast of Payette near Big Willow creek sell to the highest bidder for cash an estray cow four years old spotted with mottled face branded JHS on the right hip.
Real estate classified ads offer 40 acres with alfalfa and grain, water paid, $1000 cash, balance to salt. Other parcels include 40 acres near town with 8 acres orchard and 10 acres alfalfa, $1600. 9 lots with house, $1600. 5 room house with 3 lots, $2800. Financing on irrigated land. Phone 267. W. M. Copeland, Room 3 First Natl.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Levi Slinker deceased to present claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims to be filed with FE. L. Slinker executor at John H. Norris office First National Bank Building Payette Idaho. Dated January 12 1920.
For sale 360 tons of hay by Thomas Windle of Little Willow Creek dated Dec 25 1914. Also sale of 31 shares Upper Payette Ditch stock one sh horse brewer engine one three inch centrifugal pump one tev horse Munce Ol Eacine by Chan McGreevy Payette R2 dated Dec 25 1914. For rent one room with beat at 1807 First Avenue South contact phone 37 8.
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