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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
3
A veteran recalls outpost duty near German lines when a large French hare approached. A companion urged shooting the animal but refused, arguing the hare sought life away from the enemy. The tale underscores soldierly sympathy with the foe and restraint in combat.
The piece argues that idle gossip and insinuations can push people toward madness. It asserts that a cautious censor is needed to remove harmful stories while letting harmless chatter pass. It warns that unfounded yarns inflame minds and actions, risking public misjudgment.
A fragment from a periodical mix of fiction dialogue and science notes. It includes a droll exchange about finishing words, wartime rationing savings, and a naturalist explanation of ermine color change with winter, plus a small classified line about a Holstein heifer for sale.
The Food Administration aims to guide trade in fundamental commodities to end vicious speculation extortion and wasteful practices and to stabilize prices of essential staples. President Hoover stated these aims on August 10 1917.
U S Food Administration reports seven loaves of bread saved per person through cleaner threshing methods. Wheat alone saved 16 009 000 bushels with similar gains in other grains. Gains came mainly from voluntary cooperation by farmers and threshers, reducing losses at the source.
Mary Jarrett argues in Touchstone that shell shocking patients benefit from congenial work with manageable hours. A five year patient thrives in skilled technical tasks but risks fatigue and alcohol use when overworked. family support and careful scheduling can prevent relapses.
The piece traces Winnipeg from a Hudson Bay Company trading post at Fort Garry established in 1835 and a 1800s hamlet home, to incorporation in 1873. It notes city area reaching 12 700 acres by 1912 and population rising from 300 in 1870 to 162 900 by 1916.
Classified brief lists several notices from Payette area. An offer to trade ten and twenty acre tracts near Payette for a good automobile or other property is followed by a notice of a 12 percent hourly wage raise for Carpenter and Joiner union workers effective July 15. Also included is a laundry wash man wanted and a good stock ranch wanted with response address to Payette.
Advertisement notes cherries for sale at 1623 6th Ave old Driscoll place with pricing per pound and picker option. Also offers a 4 year old Shorthorn cow yielding milk with price per head and contact Mrs. John King. Local notice includes picker recruitment by J L Hollandsworth.
Selections advertise semi acid cherries and assorted sale items including a Ford car in good repair. Also offered are 1 gallon lubricating oil and auto paint for single buggy. Contact A R Albee or visit 6th Ave South. Also mentions The New West Magazine issue details and mailing address in Detroit for subscriptions.
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