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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
2
Local column notes Burt Venable Biltor and manager entry as second oider matter dated Aug 42 1907 at Day tom Idaho post office under the act of March 3 1879. Also mentions the Idaho Diupss Ass'n and a string of political and community items from New Plymouth News and Daytime Idaho notices with several names and events.
Nels Darling resumes contributions to the Enterprise with a series of "Talks to The Business Man" focused on advertising for retailers. He promises practical guidance on profitable ads and urges merchants to let advertising cover margins. Also mentions upcoming pieces and a local social note about Miss Lucratia Burria visiting Miss Ella Myer.
A surprise party honored Btella and George Theil at the G Tell home. Mrs. A W Ransom hosted Miss Choate and Miss Hofflander. Invitations go out for a Golden Rule Store reception on July six, 1915 at 8 pm with music and refreshments. Mrs Susan French marked her 73rd birthday with flowers, conversation, needlework and music. The Fourth of July featured a large picnic at Jim Carpenter’s Neil place with races, games, and treats. Numerous fishing parties and family picnics filled the weekend.
Large crowds from Sunnyside Crystal and Wood Spur attended Payette’s Fourth of July celebration. From parade to dance the day featured rest areas benches and ample lemon juice for kids. Prizes were won in tug of war and the Hoptea Hush contest while some winners spent their winnings quickly. Orchard Ave Grange meets July 13 with Bee as topic. Local tradesmen promote home industry and farm co op butter. Several locals and visitors share travel and family news. Church of God announcements follow with service times.
Sunday School at 10 A M with preaching at 11 A M and 8 P M B Y P U Sunday evening 7 O clock Prayer and Praise Wednesday P M B Y P U business meeting and social first Monday evenings Our Ladies Aid meets first and third Thursday afternoons Woman's Mission circle last Thursday afternoon For sale or trade Duroc Tercey Boar weight about 200 lbs Purebred boar pigs Brewster Pugh Phones 049-12 296-72 2619
An article extols the Hudson River as superior to the Rhine for its natural beauty and geological history. It notes the river’s rock bottom lies below sea level, storms, tides, and the Adirondack origins feeding the Hudson Highlands and Catskills. Dr. Adolph Lorens praised its charm, while the Palisades and landscape shaped by ancient volcanic activity are highlighted.
A poetic meditation on affection and generosity, contrasting the joy of intimate love with public acts of kindness. The piece extols tender devotion, shared happiness, and the fulfillment found in steadfast generosity toward family and friends, citing biblical language and a literary reference.
A fragment describes a damp room test using fresh lime weighed and left for 24 hours to detect moisture by weight gain. It adds a quirky dialogue about a centim and wobbling earth, mentioning opening the matter, reversing a lever, and fixing wheel bearings in a Cleveland Punchliner style.
The note urges daily breathing exercises to improve health and warns that people underutilize living space. It questions awareness of limited breathing and respiratory susceptibility, implying a need for better habits and fuller use of space for well being.
A fragmentary prose item quotes the Baltimore American remark on lawyers briefs and a Franklin adage about taking time for all things. The excerpt mixes a pun about chenta length with a print-era mood, presenting a humorously clipped legal paper idea alongside a maxim about patience.
A concise critique urges advertisers to avoid wasted effort and time. It argues a five dollar investment yields a powerful message to thousands, reversing low effort into strong sales impact. The tone emphasizes honesty, focus, and effective copy to reach buyers.
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