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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
2
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Payette Enterprise announces Will Wells as owner editor and manager and notes second class mail status since August 21, 1907. The paper lists Western Idaho Press Association members and names officers Hackney president Ng Jenness vice president and G Burroughs secretary.
The Borah address at Parma Roswell draws praise for defending direct primary law and party integrity. Idaho citizens and national supporters view him as a courageous defender against corruption, while Evan Evans reinforces GOP commitment. Dr. G H Scott of Rupert mourned after a railroad accident.
Evan Evans, newly elected State Chairman of the Republican committee, met Boise executives to discuss plans. He urged honest, open tactics, denouncing ostrich policies, calling for transparent outreach to Idaho voters and merit based candidate selection to rehabilitate the party.
Local column highlights weddings birthdays and social visits across the Payette Valley. A.J. Osler and bride return from a July wedding in Bolsa while community members attend birthday parties grange events and neighborhood gatherings. Mentions of a fruit-gathering apron device, an Idaho Statesman trip, and local trades and sales conclude the item.
A roundup of social notes from Little Willow and Payette recounts visits by Mr. and Mrs. Meluiyre and other locals, ranch work and threshing plans, relatives from New Plymouth Emmett and Payette, auto outings on Sunday, a storm cutting telephone service, and travelers passing through to upper Squaw Creek.
The first annual bulletin from the Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello details its mission and courses. It explains pathways for high school graduates into four year college work or two years toward a degree, plus technical and vocational training, special programs for those with limited schooling, and extension courses linked to university offerings. It emphasizes accessibility for Idaho youths to pursue science, engineering, home economics, agriculture, and other vocational fields.
A London Chronicle excerpt recalls a speaker named Rip Orton and a pursuit of expediency in health improvement. He claims to have taken no medicine or treatments despite debating practices and errors in a committee setting. The piece also mentions Chautauqua and utilisé lessons in schools churches and community centers.
Salt Lake City area notice: Oregon Short Line Railroad offers round trip ticket from Payette Idaho to Salt Lake Utah for 18.50. Tickets on July 20 and 21 with final return by July 26. Travel promotes the Wizard of the Wasatch Carnival in Salt Lake, Utah, July 21 to 24, 1916.
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