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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
5
Fruitland residents report social visits, family gatherings, and local meetings. Widespread travel to Seattle and Portland areas appears in weekend trips, while farm demonstrations on lettuce land preparation and irrigation rotations are noted. Local clubs, church groups, and school activities keep up with youth events and visiting relatives through midsummer.
Mr and Mrs Tly Newberry visited Sunday in Weiser. Mrs Dora Whynton of Boise visiting relatives here this week. Ducks were Weiser visitors Tuesday. Roscoe Litle of Portland spent Friday at the Newberry home. Mr and Mrs Geo Coates left for a mountains outing. Mr and Mrs B D McIntyre were Payette visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs C B Johnson left for Portland on business. Carl Barton and family staying with children during their absence Taola and Ralph Coates visited O B Johnson. Jery Cosman and wife were Payette visitors. Mr and Mrs W Keller and daughter Helen of Payette and Mr and Mrs Stonehooker of Wilder visited the Fd Patton home Sunday. Simeon Ader visiting sister Mrs Shade Overstreet returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Kirk and daughter Hazel, Mrs Mary Wirk and Miss Emma Kirk were Boise visitors Monday. Miss Minnie Bosch of Payette spent the weekend with her sister Mrs W B Stirm. Mr and Mrs Tohn Oster and Cant.
Analyzes a railway shop workers strike as unprecedented in scope with about 475,000 employees affected. Discusses wage disputes, arbitration limits, and the tension between labor and management, outlining economic constraints and the clash over what industries can afford to pay. Explores potential futures from continued wage battles to systemic economic reforms and the role of law versus violence.
The piece argues that strikes depress production and wage growth, blaming both labor leadership and public officials for violence. It critiques unions led by strike propagandists, contends efficiency and policy reforms, like the Transportation Act, aim to reduce conflict, and notes two major strikes harming real wages in the United States.
Foreclosure sale ordered by the District Court Payette County Idaho on July 25 1922 to satisfy Frank Richardson as plaintiff against Jesse Hanks Edith Hanks and others First Bank of Council F Stamey T Bless and Ed Austin defendants The SE quarter of the SE quarter section 31 township 8 north range 4 west Boise meridian Payette County containing 40 acres more or less with water irrigation rights and debts sale set for August 19 1922 at 2 PM in front of the Payette Court House to the highest bidder for cash in United States funds.
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