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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
6
A Bay Erre County notice from a candidate seeking the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney pledges retrenchment in public spending, rejects tax cuts until policy is set, and asserts economy, honesty, and fair dealing as guiding principles. The candidate vows to treat the office as a public trust with no personal interest.
A Payette Idaho court record lists marriage licenses issued on July 15 and 18 with names including Clyde Makinson and Marien tu ella, Kinney, and William Henry Stephoes and Bula Divers. The document covers foreclosure actions, damages, and judgments, with figures such as $453.88 principal, $160 attorney fees, and other sums, and notes dismissals, receivership issues, and continuances through July 18 1922.
North Payette Mew Beng Paine entertained the 1. BO. last Tuesday after a men’s contest. Lillian Mogeridge won first prize for career high score and Wey Hope Shafter took second. After the contest, refreshments of ice cream and Folgers were served. Family and neighbors socialized at several visits, with Sunday dinners and gatherings noted among Jimersons, McGoo rns, Hagermans, Cahils, and Jowetts as various relatives traveled or hosted events.
The article argues that the so called antelope is not found in rolling country nor east of the Mississippi and claims no fossil evidence supports a eastern discovery. It contrasts enthusiasm with genuine zeal, noting fading passion leaves only cold embers.
Uncle Bben muses on repayment and loyalty saying a friend in need is a friend indeed. He notes a need for a durable invention like a lasting electric light, while humorously criticizing those who forget to switch it off.
A fragmented scribble notes excessive anger and a claim of bodily injury including fallen arches and foot damage, suggesting a distressed speaker recounting physical discomfort and frustration.
A rustic fable describes a hungry rooster and a diligent old black hen seeking worms. The hen endures floods and digs hard to find sustenance while the rooster mocks ground and waits for luck. In rough conditions, sales slow but recovery is promised as worms return and farms resume selling futures.
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