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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
3
For sale unit describes a Columbia Grafonda food item as new and cheap with inquiry at office. Also lists 7 acres partially west of Fruitland including a quarter acre of ever bearing strawberries and 2 acres pasture with balance in corn and alfalfa. A tour room house and outbuildings are noted with a prompt sale and contact telephone 18 4 Fruitland H G Cornwell T1 tf.
London reports on a Cairo to Cape flight across Africa proposing aerial medical exploration. Sir Ronaldoss suggests planes carry portable labs and ethnologists to aid sick natives, with aims to establish hospitals and labs at major aerodromes along the route.
Fireman J Sturges at Missouri Pacific round house in Kansas notes a school of mice in a locomotive tender during repairs. The rodents likely remained weeks, mystery of how they arrived persists as a curios case from a newspaper page.
Alaskans report unusually mild winter with no temperatures below zero in many areas. In Cook Inlet the coldest was 18 F below, interior regions saw 50 below with 60 to 65 below on rare days, while southeastern Alaska enjoyed more sun and less rain suggesting an early spring.
A former German battleship cruiser and three destroyers will be allocated to the United States under postwar terms. The vessels will be towed by mine sweepers and a transport sailing for Scotland in April and will be exhibited at Atlantic seaports. Naval experts will study them with completion within a year of arrival.
Mrs. Catherine Bristol of Philadelphia sues John Keller for 150000 alleging he gave her wood alcohol laced brandy to stop her from testifying. She claims the poison blinded her and that threats were made against Lucille Sharp, who died in Baltimore months earlier.
The W R C holds regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Fridays at 2 p m in the Masonic Hall with Elizabeth Clanton as president and Jenette Kirkendall as secretary. An advertisement offers cures for fallen arches with free examination and a money-back guarantee, urging avoidance of preformed supports and providing contact details in Idaho and Weiser regions.
Copeland advertises multiple acreage deals including 20 and 40 acre tracts with improvements near Dead Ox Flat and a town joiner. Prices range from 5 000 to 16 000 dollars with terms and immediate private money lending offered.
A 1817 Western Newspaper Talon article argues loyalty is the foundation of civilization, linking duty to government, family, church, business, and community. It urges citizens to pay taxes, serve juries, and invest locally to sustain stable government, prosperity, and social order.
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