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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
4
A fragmented timetable lists arrivals and departures for several trains including Westbound and Valley Branch services with times ranging from early morning to evening. Minor text also notes a family washing offer near the old Fick store and a Mrs L Guptan reference.
Pictorial Review pattern No 2150 for girls and juniors features a new bodice with applied front and finished seams. Skirt panels use matching material with depth details, sizes 6 to 7 years. Price 30 cents.
A college survey shows most American women would not marry a man earning under $4,000 yearly, with enthusiasm rising only at higher salaries. The study, from households economics courses, notes that marriage cost is calculated as a fixed percent of income, and that over a million marriages occurred in America last year.
St Cortlandt Bleecker of New York quips in a tirade about cosmetics saying Women have more complexions than men. A young lady replies Yes, naturally, while he counters with No, artificially.
An Asia Magazine excerpt describes the Sumatra central dance known as the "Dance of the Knife" performed by Karo-Batal men. Two fighters circle, clash, and spin maneuvers culminate in a knife duel with dramatic restraint and precise timing, ending as one fighter asserts dominance.
Notice of primary election on Tuesday August Fifth 1924 in Payette County Idaho detailing polling places voting for State Senator State Representative County Commissioners Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff County Treasurer Probate Judge County Superintendent of Public Instruction Assessor Coroner Surveyor Justice of the Peace Precinct Committeeman Delegates to the County Convention with listed nominees and party designations. Polls open 1 PM close 7 PM with names and addresses of nominees and delegates across multiple precincts.
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