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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented old notice list includes a dental surgeon office in Bennett block with two phones, mentions Builders and Contractors in Wacker area, and references various local services such as embalmers and a drag line. Also notes Modern Woodmen meetings on first and third Wednesdays and Sherman Post with references to 1913 Almanac.
Selections promote Hicks Almanac for 1918 year forecasts and a one dollar subscription offer. Also includes dissolution notice for Wells and Maule real estate and insurance business in Idaho dated January 4, 1923. Popular Mechanics Magazine advertisement highlights monthly issue content and price, urging readers to buy from newsdealer.
A humorous verse about the female of the species being more deadly than the male prompts a series of agricultural notes. The piece shifts to a discussion on poultry farming at Oregon Agricultural College with Prof. Janes Dryden advocating balanced flock sizes, ranging from 50 to 60 hens per acre, and stressing soil quality, crop rotation, and economic feasibility.
The Cunard line signals no Pacific trade via the canal due to British policy and ship demand limits while giants like Hamburg American plan to enter Pacific routes when the canal opens. Senator Smith comments on Morgan’s influence, money trust notions, and the committee’s push to hear Rockefeller, seeking clarity on finance and public money separation.
In the Senate gallery 2000 miles of Texas witnesses attend Benatur Bailey's farewell amid tributes from supporters like John Stevens of Woodbury who recalls guarding Bailey during the anti Bailey era. Stevens calls Bailey among the nation’s and world’s greatest figures as his era ends.
Senator Luldergdge of Canyon County backs a retrenchment bill to pay election judges and clerks $2.00 per day and constables on duty $2.00, with two day service possible. The current pay is $4.00 and no two day limit. Proponents say such a law would have saved Canyon County $2000 and the state $25,000 historically, and lawmakers expect passage early in the session.
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad will showcase a Grand Canyon and Pueblo Indian Village exhibit at the 1916 Universal Exposition. The concession will span about 300 by 700 feet with an estimated $250,000 spent on installation. Walter Burridge is reproducing the canyon in staff and canvas with an observation platform reveal. Indian tribes from Pueblo, San Domingo, Navajo, Uuni, and Hopi will perform dances in native dress. Epil Church Ladies offer wafers and coffee at a Shrove Tuesday event on February 4 and a social with games at Odd Fellows Hall at 5:30 and 7:30. supper and social for 26 cents.
The piece counsels against overthinking and yields a bluffing stance. It urges readers to avoid choosing sure defeat and instead to face troubles with a plan. It notes many people face greater hardships, offering a pragmatic perspective for resilience.
A condensed, opinion laden passage debates the so called average man as the unseen king beneath democracy. It argues the average man wields ultimate law in theory while politicians curry favor and statesmen seek support. The piece cites the idea that the average man is rational steady and always correct in judgment per the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Public probate notice for Marcus B Seymour estate calls creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months to John Alden administrator at F H Lyon Payette National Bank Building Idaho. Includes stray boar notice, harness ads, road alteration petition, and various local sales and bids with names and locations in Bowker and Johnson area.
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