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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
2
Payette Enterprise reports on July 2 events with editor Venable and owner Wells amid calls for preparedness and a focus on Charles Evans Hughes and Charles Warren Fairbanks. The piece covers local Republican activity, county-offices talk, and a broader view of national issues including paper prices, infantile paralysis, and Navy expansion plans.
Sunday excursion rates are halted for Sunday trips with on sale every Sunday. Tickets from Saturday to Monday cost a little more as an agent notes.
The document outlines a teacher examination schedule for July with period times and subjects across Thursday to Saturday, urging accuracy and adherence to the timetable. It also includes an ordinance for annual appropriations and levies for general, road, and salary purposes, detailing fund allocations and millage rates for Payette for the 1916 fiscal year.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of John H. Spainhower Deceased. Executrix Fairy B Spainhower invites claims with vouchers within ten months of publication. Address: F H Lyon Law Office Payette Idaho. First publication July 12 1916 Last publication August 8 1916. Sprinkling assessment protests due by August 22 1916 at City Clerk Office. Council hearing September 4 1916. City Clerk Martin O Luther
Probate court sale of Lena Mary Tuttle estate in Canyon County Idaho lists two parcels: 80 acres in E12 NE14 section 31 8N 4W and Lot 1 Block 1 Tioga Plat Payette. Auction set for August 21 1916 at Caldwell courthouse. Ten percent deposit. balance on court confirmation. Deed at purchaser expense. Administrator Peter Albert. Also 1916 bond sale for School District 74 bids due August 31 1916 for $1000 of 6 percent bonds to build a schoolhouse, redeemable after 20 years. bids to clerk George Barker.
A Boston man recalls his son entering school who angrily declares he is tired of going and will stop. The boy explains the reason is that school breaks the day, shocking his father with the child's literal take on routine. The anecdote reflects early humor from the Boston Record.
A mix of church announcements and rental and farm notices appears in the local Enterprise. Includes a large four room cottage for rent, a nine room house with bath, and farm market bids. Also a farm society ad seeks 15 to 20 cultivated acres near a school and price terms, plus a dental office hours note and a general request to bring friends.
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