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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1920

Page

2

Ada County Delegation Battles in 1920 Idaho GOP Race

Ada County faces a five corner fight as Republican candidates for governor and U S senator vie for the county delegation to the state convention at Pocatello. Colonel Patch leads a large, active slate with hundreds of precinct workers and a pledged bloc in almost every Boise ward.

Boise Ada Simost Teket United States Joan W. Bagieson Smd Hekot Ade Poem Teilh 1. W. Davie Englescn Ada County J. V. Pateh Pagetty County Frank R. Gooding Col E.G. Davis Senate Pocatello Davis Toive Hes Adan County Ince Adil Colonel Patch Engleson Colonel Davis Patch Mr. Goodthe Catone Davison Setther A. HH. Connor Sandpolamor Miler Cannon Wetser Hase Ady County Colhmett Patch Frank R. Good Tor John W Faginson Pateh Gooding Captain Connor Cannon Washington County Bert Connor Sheahenn County Beale Wallace Colonel Dowie Oneida Tin Ada Coloe Campaten Nix

Railroads, government control, and coal notes

A commentary criticizes public ownership of railroads and wartime price increases, arguing government operation would have shifted costs to taxpayers. It urges safer highway planning and notes a long list of visitors to a camp ground with praise for facilities and travel experiences across multiple states.

America Ship of Railronte

Substantial Crisis Promotes Family Stability and Law Order

The article argues for national unity and family stability as essential to safeguarding law and order. It emphasizes patriotism, social harmony, and orderly conduct to strengthen the nation, though it provides limited concrete details.

Amber Beads Long Popular Tradition in England

The superstition surrounding wearing amber beads is ancient. Amber necklaces were once common and remain in use among elder women in England. The amber, heated, was believed to release a pleasant perfume, a custom tied to a mother giving a daughter an amber token on her wedding eve.

England

Balance the Books Occasionally

It is good to have money and the hides that money can buy. I check up once in a while and make sure you haven't lost the things that money can't buy.

Bally Thought

Heaven ne er pelyn the men who dll tot net. Soephocies.

Bally

Requirements for voter registration in 1920 primary and election

The document lists eligibility and procedures for registering to vote: US citizenship, six month state residency, 30 day county residency, registration in the voting precinct, providing personal details, and registration windows on Saturdays before and after the primary. Naturalized citizens should bring papers. Books close July 31 and reopen August 7, then close October 30. One registration covers both primary and general elections. If moving, obtain a Transfer Certificate before the last registration day of July 21, 1920.

United States

Two Great Business Builders And Customer Complaints

Every business faces complaints and many times the customer is right. Customers are backbone of business and costly to acquire, so they must be valued and kept, even when fault finding is persistent.

Bogin Eitino

Second Brood Moth Spraying Timetable for Valley Orchards

Farm Bureau notes caution on second brood culling moth spraying across Payette Heights New Plymouth and other valley locales. Complete spraying by July 24 to 26 with regional adjustments based on observations. Highlighted methods include thorough multi angle coverage and timing a second spray two to three weeks after the first, plus use of Black Leaf 40 and sopas for aphids and raspberries.

Payette Heights New Plymouth

Red spider visible by leaf color changes and undersides

The red spider presence is indicated by leaves turning yellow to brown and by the spider’s width visible on the underside of the leaves.

Kick Left Mark on Man Who Was Kicked by Mule

Jarvis, applying in Houston for enlistment, bears a six inch scar on his left abdomen from a prior operation misdiagnosed as a ruptured spleen after a mule kick. The surgeon later found the spleen was normal and tattooed above the scar reads Opened by mistake. Clyde D. Darvin recalls the kick and its lasting memory.

Clyde D. Darvin Missouri Hite Jarvis Houston Texas Jarvis O. K

Old Street Directory of Boston from Early Printed Maps

An excerpt notes the Massachusetts Historical Society plans to sell its copy of the first street directory of Boston the earliest street directory printed in the United States. It recalls names like Paddy Lane Frog Lane Cow Kine and Pudding Lane as quaint historic street titles from colonial times.

Massachusetts Historical Society Boston United States Tos Ist Christian Science Monitor

What He Thought and Other Tales of Everyday Life

The piece blends a domestic vignette about a husband nicknamed queen bee with a violent incident as Emily girm, nineteen, fatally shoots her brother after he hits their mother. The entry notes the U S transport Mercury carrying 815 American soldiers from Brest. A humorous aside questions a pale complexion resembling a salmon salad. local ads include an Overland Six for sale and distilled water for 15 cents a gallon.

Mrs. A Maria Mr. A

Extraordinary expenses and pledges for April to June

The record lists April costs including 401.00 for lumber and equipment for attic rooms, 8.50 labor, 50.00 state pledge. May items include 48.70 hotel, 67.20 lumber balance, 31.25 insurance, and a 75,000.00 plate glass payment. June shows 175.00 for supplies with wrestling mat, total pledge Mw600, 1625.98 liabilities to date, June 339.18 cash on hand 400.00.

W. W. Dillon

Local Y M C A notes and public notices from 1920

The bulletin outlines youth activities at the Y M C A including camping plans for the Bull's Eye class and leadership changes. It also lists building improvements, dormitory expansions, staff changes, and fundraising efforts. Public notices include creditors’ claims against John McPherson and various classified sale and helper adverts.

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