City of Payette 1915 16 estimated expenses
City of Payette Idaho estimates annual expenditures from May 1915 to May 1916. Totals include general municipal, salary, road, street lighting, interest on bonds, and sinking fund with four weeks of public notice in the Payette Enterprise. Includes notices of sale or rent, lost coat, livestock ads, and local business notes.
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Payette
Idaho
State of
Payente
Sald City
Sald oUry
Wald City
Sbore
Ue Payette Mntorprise
Burt Venable
Martin
Luther
Ket
Uast
Opening Day at Panama-Pacific Exposition Sets Attendance Record
Crowds packed the San Francisco exposition grounds on opening day as President Wilson pressed the button in Washington. the Panama-Pacific International Exposition drew enormous attendance daily, with huge buildings and beautiful thoroughfares alive with activity signaling a promising success.
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Charles C. Moore
San Francisco
Wilson
Washington
Enormoua
Machinery Minds At The County Fair
Peter Radford surveys the fair's mechanical department praising inventors as the world’s greatest thinkers. He frames farming innovation as public service, noting the sickle, binder, and cotton gin symbolize progress powered by practical minds whose work benefits humanity beyond money.
Alfalfa Week Promotes Agricultural Awareness
An alfalfa week set for March 9 to 13 in the schools aims to boost pupil interest in alfalfa clovers peas beans and vetches, emphasize food value and soil fertility, and foster rational attitudes toward agriculture and conservation. Also notices invite boarders to the Payne Hotel and announce Sunday services at St James and Church of God with times and leaders named.
Notice of Sale to Satisfy Agister's Lien 1915 Idaho
A public sale will be held on July 7 1915 at 1 PM at a ranch near Washoe Canyon County Idaho to satisfy an agister lien on a branded horse described as about eight years old weighing 1000 pounds with Z brand on the left stifle. Costs include $30 for pasture and feed and $7.50 for medical services with additional monthly charges of $2 for pasturing and $3 for feeding. the sums have remained unpaid for over sixty days. 2517 Charles F Draper marks the lien and sale details with the Sharply dated notice.
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Thorn
Payette
Canyon County
Idaho
United States
Charles F, Draper
County Commissioners Notice to Canyon County creditors
Caldwell Idaho June 10 1915 Board of County Commissioners demands all claims against Canyon County be filed with the Clerk on or before June 26 1915. By L C Knowlton Clerk.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Gem
Board of County Commissioners
Canyon County
Board of County Commissioner
L. C. Knowlton
Notice of Dissolution of Central Lumber & Coal Co
The District Court of Canyon County Idaho shows Central Lumber & Coal Company of Payette Wisho seeks dissolution. Publication runs June 17 to July 22, 1915, with objections due before expiration. L. Knowlton, Clerk of District Court, first and last notices listed.
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Central Lumber & Coal Co
Central Lumber & Coal Company of
Payette
Wisho
Eald
Knowlton
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Sarah Mercer
Probate Court of Canyon County Idaho announces to creditors and claimants that claims against Sarah Mercer deceased must be filed with proper vouchers within ten months of first publication. Executor Valentine Mercer directs claims to Norris and Kummer at Payette First National Bank Building. publication dates June 10 1915 and July 8 2015.
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First National Bank
Payette
Baptist Church announces Sunday School and services schedule
The notice lists Baptist Church events with Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 11, Bible study and prayer sessions on Wednesday, plus a first Monday evening business meeting for the B Y P U. Trade ads mention pigs and sheep, and local inquiries include H I Settle with a phone contact.
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Church OF God
Harry Farnham
Christian Endeavor
Parsons
S. D. Thacker
B.Y.P.U
B.Y.P
Earl
Bankers urged to go operate with farmers
A dramatic appeal portrays bankers as partners in farming progress. It extols low interest loans for livestock, silos, seed, and better land, arguing banks gain by boosting agricultural output and community wealth. Bankers are hailed as noble stewards driving economic growth.
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Tenny- Ben's Brook
Goddess of Liberty
God Almighty
Heaven
Earth
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services Schedule
Preaching 11 A M and 7 30 P M Sunday School 9 45 A M Epworth League 6 30 P M Weekday meetings Bible Study Monday 7 30 P M Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 0 P M 8 30 P M
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M. Epworth League
For Sale Jersey Cow and Gibraltar Light Beams
A miscellaneous 19th century collage notes livestock sale offering a Jersey cow. It also mentions Gibraltar’s Searchlight Battery with ships passing unseen hindered by sparklights along the rock. Humorous quotes from New York Globe and Detroit Free Press conclude the fragment.
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Gibraltar
England
Jankout
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Panama Canal
Panama-Pacifc International
Ilifornia
Bureau of Publications
Manama-Pacific International Exposition
West Side School House
W. Buckbesch
Ady Loef
Ontario
J. D. Miler
Por Sala
Tradh
Daroc Jersey
Brewster & Pugh
Eddy Studio
Ibis
Palace of Education
Palade of Liberal Arts
Tower of Jewels
Tne County Fair
Peter Radford
National Mariners' Tate
Payette Hotel
St. James (Episcopal
1St Avenue
District Court
The
Seventh Judicial District
County of
Canyon
Boston Bull Pups
Sevew-Tall
R. H Garland
Geo. Windle
Bank 2 Financial Power
Remington Arme-Union
Woolworth
Broadway
New York City
A Lee
Abbott
Antiouls
Chantauqua
Wna
James A. Garfield
Young Jersey Cow—F
H. McComsey
Yoone
Tat Yong Indy
Che
Hardiy
New York Globe
He Boiteo
Detroit Pree Press
York
J. A. Lauer & Brother
Glenn C. Landon
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