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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
3
The readable fragments touch on government, taverns, and social action in a bygone era but contain numerous garbled words and uncertain references making specific facts unusable. The passage appears to mix legal or civic language with dark, unclear imagery about debt, drinks, and public life.
Frederiel L Perry opens the year with Ye Olde New England Choir of Boston presenting a pageant of American music from Puritan to abolition eras. The program features period songs and costumes, aiming for a popular Chautauqua style rather than highbrow concert.
The Hawaiian Pineapple Packers Association announces spending 160000 of its advertising fund for newspaper advertising.
A woman tells of serving a duck deemed deformed by a butcher. The bird’s windpipe bears a hard growth described as a shell. The butcher questions the claim, noting the duck appeared fine to him. The caller attributes the growth to a shell like protrusion that apparently resembles a quack.
A projected pipeline would run from the Mackenzie River region in northern Canada, carried by tankers to world markets. Parliament is said to be weighing sanction while a strike at Fort Norman is described as a brief flow.
A brief item notes a product called Presto Tern the Switch 40d claiming to offer cool refreshing circulation of ozone to ease daily discomfort. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details or context.
Emmons of Bishopville and Charity Timmons, once separated by a rejected necktie, reunite after years apart. He returns from Port Ore after success in business, asks for her again, she buys a near replica, and they marry on a later evening in the same town.
A novel turf drying process developed for central power stations in Moscow and Finland is described. Turfs are washed with water jets to remove impurities, spread on a drying field, and pressed into bricks by a tractor mounted unit. The system is rail mounted and operated by a reversible turbine powered water jet.
Morgan Town West Virginia mayor Upholds Bible rooted law fining a local man for not burning an auto light. The man argued the rule poor and unconstitutional but the mayor declared any law founded on the Bible valid. He then invoked a parable about two virgins to stress the point.
A Greenwood Massachusetts plant produces 50 tons of paper daily from three times that amount of cotton stalks. Tubular fiber within the stalk yields strong flexible cellulose suitable for paper. If a quarter of the South’s annual cotton supply were used this way yearly, the nation would avoid paper shortages.
The government moves to preserve indigenous groups by allocating public lands in the Northern Territory as a reservation. It spans the Mannard Peterson ranges and much of Lake Amadeus with adjacent areas set aside by South and Western Australia to back the plan.
A brief old note cites a show that supposedly ran 300 times in New York and drew local skepticism about its appeal. The speaker downplays offense while acknowledging the need for a strong show to justify a town hall event.
W. B. Stearman Constable of Payette Justice Precinct will hold a public auction at the Payette county line five miles north of Payette on August 25 at 1 pm for cash United States money describing four horses and two mares: an iron grey six year old horse about 1500 pounds a bay mare two to three years with a small star and two white feet a light gray mare two to three years with no brands a black horse two or three years with a white stripe a black mare three years old with two white feet.
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