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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
5
Fruitland residents gather for visits and social events as families welcome relatives from Nampa Lewiston Payette Caldwell and Emmett. Local groups discuss dress form classes plant demonstrations and charitable gatherings while noting illnesses burns travel and upcoming demonstrations across nearby towns.
fragmentary note mentions fashion in the South and nostalgia for past times. No clear event or names readable. Further readable details unavailable in the fragment.
The article describes a best close up photograph of the Moon and mentions a map possibly drawn at a scale of 60 miles to the inch, highlighting the visitor’s proximity and the photographic detail.
Community notes from Payette County Idaho detail visits auctions farm sales and social events. People named include J D Johnson Curtiss Publishing Co Cooper Bros Mra Shurtleff Lattig Scooters and many locals. Activities cover grange meetings church gatherings visits to Caldwell Weiser and Portland plus summer travels and classes.
The nationwide drive led by the Bureau of Animal Industry urges Payette County to replace scrub stock with purebred or high grade sires across cattle horses swine sheep goats and poultry. Enrollment is open to all livestock keepers including youth and smallholders with a simple form listing animals and a pledge that breeding will use purebred sires. An emblem of membership will be issued and county tallies published by the University Extension Office in Boise.
Scott M. Fitch Chief of Police and Pound Master of Payette Idaho reports the seizure and impounding on June 19 1920 of four animals found at large violating Ordinance No 27 1903. items include a dark bay horse branded JD weight 11100 lbs star forehead wire cut on right front foot a bay gelding 3 years 500 lbs no brands a bay filly blaze face four stockings 2 years 850 lbs wire cut on left front foot and a gray gelding 6 years 1400 lbs no brands. stock not range stock.
On July 3 1920 at 2 PM at Banks Livery Barn Payette Idaho the impounded animals will be sold to the highest cash bidder unless claimed by their owner before the date. All seizure costs and impounding expenses are payable by the owners. Dated June 19 1920 in Payette Idaho. Scott M Fitch Chief of Police and Ex Officio Pound Master.
A good team is offered for sale or trade by G. F. Thayer of Payette Idaho. The ad notes cash, installments, or trade as possible options and provides the contact phone 165-w. Dated May 4.
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