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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
4
Will Wells, editor and owner, receives notice of the Payette Idaho publication as a second class matter dated August 21, 1907. The Payette Enterprise indicates it is issued every Thursday under the Act of Congress of March 3 1879.
University notes from Moscow report collaboration with the American Legion and university alumni, led by Mil Strobeck of Twin Falls. Undergraduates will coordinate committees across districts including No. 8 led by Vernon Johnson and No. 4 led by Lillian Hardman, with numerous county and city chairs named for ongoing memorial work this summer.
The Payette Idaho city council estimates total expenditures at 42860.00 for the year starting May 1924 including police streets water works and library with separate line items for each department and bonds interest. Revenue foreseen from taxes water sales fines and rentals totals 35063.64, with publication required for four weeks in the official newspaper. Mayor R Woodward. City Clerk Martin O. Luther. First publication June 26, last July 17.
The text extols Dawes as a practical organizer who served as purchasing agent in France and shaped a budget system. It argues his reparations plan would revive Europe, boost American farm exports, and curb calls for nationalizing railroads or socialist schemes, stressing the farmer and business stake in its acceptance.
A local tale recounts Olney's Tadlan brave who sought thrill on a Dodge car during a Reserve outing. He reached sixty five miles per hour and flipped, waking in jail with a two hundred dollar judgment. The note claims the event happened amid Yakina Indian Service project work and uninjured.
An old advertisement reports Ming Payette and Payetta residents suffering from kidney weakness and nerve strain. It touts Dwan's Pill as a stimulant diuretic, with Mrs. McM Candell praising relief after buying at Rezac's Pharmacy. Beans Pills from Foster Milburn Co. are recommended.
Janst Church of Christ announces Sunday morning service at 11 with a Jesson sermon on Christian Science. A testimonial meeting is scheduled Wednesday evening at 8. The reading room at 275 North 9th Street is open daily from 2 to 4 except Sundays. the public is invited to attend services and visit the reading room.
In Fort Atkinson editor H L Hoard advocates removing roadside ditches and shaping roads to a gentle slope so cars can pass on the side if needed. The idea mirrors western practice where asphaltic concrete sits on the old base, avoiding full road tearing. Pacific coast roads show wide grades saving taxpayers millions and reducing accidents by widening the usable surface.
In Chicago a unique institution called the Underwriters Laboratories tests every manufactured device for fire resistance and accident prevention before sale. Engineers and chemists conduct heat and destruction tests on doors safes locks and bumpers. Products receiving the labs label pass as safe. weaknesses are corrected by manufacturers, reducing buyer risk and safeguarding the public.
Sunday School starts 9 45 with F G Stanton as superintendent. Worship at 11 00 and 8 00. The Lord s Supper will be celebrated after the morning service. Evening sermon topic The Great Shepherd. Junior and Senior Aid meets at 7 00. Midweek service Wednesday 8 00. Bring your Bible. Deacons meet next Monday night. Sunday Social Missionary offering urged with a separate envelope.
Magazine subscription pitches advertised by Marion M. Luthar inviting club members to secure clubbing rates on all orders. Offers phone contact at Wo. 2611 and mailing address 1217 First Avenue South, Payette, Idaho with October 1911 dating.
In the Seventh Judicial District Idaho Payette County the Union Central Life Insurance Company sues Ada F Riddle to foreclose a mortgage dated August 29 1918 securing a 2500 loan with interest and 21 promissory notes. The complaint seeks judgment for secured amounts taxes water assessments attorney fees and costs. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days elsewhere. Witnessed May 8 1924 by Clerk Lillian Wilson. First pub June 12 last July 17. Good irrigating shovels advertised by Payette Equity Exchange.
Campers and picnickers start most fires that devastate U S forests. Forest service records show fires twice the area logged yearly, with four-fifths man made. Careless coals and cigarette butts spark blazes that destroy seeds and young growth on cut over lands, delaying reforestation efforts this season.
The First National Bank of Payette Idaho files in the Seventh Judicial District Court a foreclosure action against T. B. Jones and Florence M. Jones husband and wife. The note for $608.09 secured by a mortgage dated September 13 1920 now shows an unpaid balance of $695 with 8 percent interest per year from September 18 1920. The case, filed May 13 1924, lists clerk and attorneys for the plaintiff with publication dates starting June 26 and concluding July 31.
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