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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
3
A local artisan known for painting signs, autos, and carriages operates along Main Street. The craftsman, reputed for detailed lettering on storefronts and vintage transit vehicles, contributes to the district’s historic visual identity.
In the Seventh Judicial District Canyon County Idaho the Payette National Bank sues W C Blackburn. An attachment issued May 26 1912 for 1016 95 dollars with 10 percent interest from April 1 1912 plus costs and 200 attorney fees. Clerk Geo W Stovel signs May 26 1923. IP H Lyon attorney for plaintiff Payette Idaho.
Real estate offers headline a cottage with four rooms and barn on two lots near business center for 1500 with 100 down and 15 monthly. Additional cottages and a six room house priced from 1000 to 2500 with down payments and monthly balances. 640 acre stock ranch 20 miles from Payette with 200 acres alfalfa and 150 acres grain, stock and machinery included valued around 18000. Land includes 65 per acre and exchange options for Payette Valley fruit ranches and beach tracts near Fruitland.
The 1913 Payette ordinance establishes a Public Building Committee chosen from council members to oversee all city buildings and grounds. It assigns room and office use, directs the day and night marshals to keep City Hall and Fire Stations clean, and sets the committee’s supervision parameters. The ordinance takes effect after publication and supersedes conflicting ordinances.
A reconstructed Revolutionary period chain forged to block the Hudson River near West Point is told with details of its design, builders, and journey from Sterling Ironworks to New Windsor. The effort failed to stop British passage, though remnants lie at West Point and along the riverbed, with Arnold implicated in minor sabotage.
Mrs T S Edwards of Milner Georgia reports in 1903 that ten doctors predicted death for her husband’s heart trouble. After using Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine, he improved quickly and now handles heavy work. She urges others to try the medicine, with money-back guarantee if no benefit.
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