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The Fayette Enterprise notes it is issued every Thursday by Wells and Brown with Brown serving as editor and publisher, providing local publication details and ownership information.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
2
The Fayette Enterprise notes it is issued every Thursday by Wells and Brown with Brown serving as editor and publisher, providing local publication details and ownership information.
Governor John M Haines proclaims September 24, 1913 as Pioneers Day in Idaho to honor early settlers. The document notes ceremonies in Boise tied to Rainmakers carnival and requests public observance statewide. Also included is House Bill No 25 restricting sale of gun powder explosives to minors and penalties for violations.
Sheep house business was slow with light demand for mutton and lambs at Portland Stock Yards. Top price 6c. prime killing ewes 4.00, wethers 4.25, yearlings 4.50. Inflation and immigration discuss 2.5 million left US in five years. 200,000 alien laborers returned to Europe. Cattle market steady to strong. prime steer top 8.00 to 8.25, cows 7.75. Hog market steady to higher. loads at 9.40, bulk 9.16 to 9.20. night run absorbed by buyers.
Governor John M. Haines issues a proclamation designating September 24 1913 as Pioneer Day and urging residents to observe the occasion. The document notes 1913 as the centennial of Idaho Territory creation and references the Rainmakers carnival in Boise September 22 to 27 1913.
Weekend advert lists recipients Ist for Ing July 19 1933 names Barnes Bil Divish Joseph Johnson Mrs Lucy McDevitt B F Bart Venable P M for sale late Duke Cherries priced 2601 per gallon Whitney Cherry orchard B Z Taylor Prop 1s.
J M Davie led his wife and children several days in the wheat field where the crop was too short for binding yet he saved most of it. Clara Nelson of Sioux City is visiting Charlie Nelson on the Heights and may stay, while other locals admire productive highland gardens and dry land grain.
The 1912 Idaho mine output valued at 21,466,521 dollars, up from 19,100,894 in 1911, with copper rising to 7,492,152 pounds valued at 1,286,205 and lead at 284,186,657 pounds valued at 1,788,855. Zinc shipments peaked at 14,005,502 pounds worth 959,479, while Shoshone County led with 18,912,604 in metal value and Coeur d'Alene region contributing substantial gold output.
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