Our Flag Payette Enterprise July 26 1913 Germany German musicans ousted
Eighteen German musicians from the Hesian Symphony Orchestra are dismissed amid a push to de Germanize major American orchestras. The piece argues for keeping German music in check while emphasizing Americanization of cultural institutions. It notes Chief Justice Alfred Ledge's candidacy for Idaho Supreme Court and highlights war effort activities and a brief military update on U S troops in Alsace.
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Hesian Symphony Orchestra
Boston
Dr. Muck
Kaiger
Symphony Orchestra
Staf
Alsace
Boss of Everything Dialogue Sparks Conscience Clash
A brisk exchange features a man of definite sensibilities challenging a politician who asserts, I nip accustomed to the boss, even of my own conscience. The dialogue hints at control and integrity in political power.
How Man Is Blessed and Nature's Gift
A reflective piece on humanity's bond with land and nature. It frames land as a divine gift to man and suggests ownership aligns one with nature’s favored category. It hints that physical effort and strength are man’s reciprocal gifts to nature, forming a cycle of exchange.
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Nature
Farm Bureau announces sheriff candidacy for Payette County
R A Crump announces as Republican nominee candidate for sheriff of Payette County Idaho at the upcoming primaries on September 3 1918 He has resided in the Payette Valley for about eight years and seeks support from voters The second notice states a Democratic nomination for sheriff also subject to voters approval at the primaries held September 3 1918.
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Sherif
Payette County
Idaho
Dave
Payette Valley
R. A. Crump
Maha
Paysette County
Payette County sheriff candidates and county notices
Local candidates announce for Payette County Sheriff on Republican ticket for the 1918 primary set for September 2 3. Included are other public notices, farm tips, ordinance details, and town announcements from Payette Idaho with farm advice on sparrows pests and hogs, a railway timetable, lodge notices, and varying classifieds.
County Commissioner Candidate Announces in Payette County
Public notices reveal several candidates for Payette County offices in Idaho in the September 1918 primaries. N. F. Plthouse seeks Republican nomination for County Commissioner in New Plymouth District. R. Be Haynes and M. G. Riebling announce runs for Prosecuting Attorney on Republican and Democratic tickets respectively.
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Payette County
Idaho
M. G
Norris Seeks Republican Nomination for Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
John H. Norris announces his candidacy for Republican nominee for Payette County Prosecuting Attorney in the upcoming primary on September 3, 1918. He asks voters to investigate his morality, ability and integrity and to support him at the primary.
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Payette County
Binha
John H. Norris
Record of U S Troop Deployment in World War I France
The United States has over a million soldiers in France since entering the war. General Pershing and his staff sailed on May 20, 1917. Embarkations from May 1917 through June 1918 are listed in the article.
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France
United States
General Pershing
Stove Heated Garden At Foster Dam Mont
James Swartz in Mont builds a stove heated garden housed inside a curtain framed structure. The seven foot square, ten foot high stairlike terraces center a system designed to extend the growing season by trapping heat. Swartz believes this inside heat and outside cover will lengthen cultivation time.
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James Swartz
Sfoster Dam
Mont
Swartx
Idaho Smoking Law Notice for Minors Proves Punishment
Notice warns that furnishing cigarettes or tobacco to any minor in Idaho is a misdemeanor with fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars. It also states minors who use tobacco commit a misdemeanor and that violators will be vigorously prosecuted on corroborated evidence supported by affidavit. Dated July 1st, 1918, by Prosecuting Attorney P Monrod Smook.
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Idaho
P. Monrod Smook
Favors Early Motherhood by Doctor Bell
Doctor Bell argues in the Journal of Heredity that young women make better mothers than those who delay maternity until after thirty. He supports early marriages and says children of younger mothers display stronger vitality and are peers or superiors intellectually to offspring of older parents.
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Bell
Journal of Heredity
Washington, D. C
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