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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
6
Payette community runs with visitors and trips as residents share news of births and vacations. Many families plan Lakeview camp trips at Payette lakes and discuss banking, carpentry, and garage work while locals attend to shopping, fishing, and insurance.
Sunday school reached 171 with no absent teachers as the pastor plans a summer closeout. Next Sunday features drawn up day and a call for fathers and mothers to show interest. The Sunday service ends with "A Voice from the Dim Past to 1924" and the junior church choir will lead music. A missionary lecture on the Philippines and the Orient is set for Friday evening. Also listed are local classifieds for cows and rental homes.
Payette county voters are informed that D E Wilcox is a Republican primary candidate for sheriff on August 5. He asserts religious freedom, pledges strict law enforcement, impartial treatment, economy, due process, and public welfare over personal gain, inviting neighbors to attest to his character.
The Emmi Theatre lists a July schedule with Gloria Swanson in Bluebeard's Wife and Pathet News and Comedy. July 26-26 features Thomas Molghan in Woman Proof and Andy's Temptation, plus My Pal. August and early August showings include Zane Grey's To The Last Man and The Chant with Pola Negri. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and Masonic aid.
The Chicago Packer cites July 1 estimates showing a larger national apple crop with Washington set to lead commercial production, while states like New York drop. Foreclosures, custody, and marriage notices fill a crowd of legal entries amid agricultural forecasts and local religious gatherings.
Church of God calls 50 men to join in reviving faith offering good pay and short hours. Services include Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11 on themes about revival and reflection on past days. Evening sermon questions whether former days were better and why people prefer the good times past. A baby carriage and an ivory bridge marriage item appear among notices with a contact, phone 108-5M.
A faded urn of a story recounts an Indianapolis incident where a woman driver nearly caused accidents before being rebuked by a pair of onlookers, including a police badge holder. The tale closes with a quip about laughter and a local sheriff sale notice for land in Idaho.
In a quirky Palm Beach note from the daily, a humorous reference ties a mysterious Burmese tile game to a skin irritation blamed on a famed figure. The item hints at a playful confusion amid social whirl, with a nod to familiar games like checkers as a simpler pastime.
A garbled classified page offers room rental on Sixth Street and various ads. Items mention a five room modern house, catering to households, salaries for a job, a portable auto tent, and family washing services. Also notes inquiries for loans, a tractor, and a local service station. Some entries reference storage and battery suppliers, with scattered contact hints and addresses poorly rendered.
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