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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
6
James A Walker and family from South Crane Creek attended the Manhattan shirt event as Golden Rule Store promoted a sale. Ray Kramer of Greas visited Payette valley with others while multiple locals traveled for business and pleasure.
EMI Theatre schedule features Zane Grey's To the Last Man on Thursday and The Jolly Entertainers with a 21 piece band on Friday Showings continue with Fred Thompson in The Mask of Lopez and Fighting Blood Monday Wheeler Oakman in The Halfbreed Tuesday Village Cutups present The Little Clodhopper Wednesday Pola Negri in The Cheat News and Comedy August 13 14 Mary Pickford in Rosita Local society notes report residents visiting Portland Lakeview and Payette lakes with trips to Boise Wilder Fruitland and Wilder areas plus bank and business news and a spud story update
Captain A E White returns from the reserve officers camp in Salt Lake City after two weeks with an enjoyable army plane ride. Salt Lake suffers water shortage and may ration water. Flour exchanged for wheat at Cash Feed Store. L Rorabaugh from Dry Buck reports dry weather affecting the area and water shortages for stock. Rorabaugh closes the Dry Buck mill and will haul lumber to Banks for shipment to Payette. A V Williams invents a folding tool chest from half inch hardwood, noted as a novel piece of furniture with broader uses delightful beyond lumber bills.
Church notices invite Bible school at 10 and worship at 11 with themes The Glory of the Church and God is Here plus evening services. Drainage District No 1 warrants 157-169 and 165 mature by August 2 1924. Ruth R Shaw treasurer. Also church events led by Margaret Boyd Eva Blomstrom and Mr Mowe. Job ad seeks guaranteed hosby sales with pay. June 12 1924.
A plan revised by Merrill Holmes of Dakota Wesleyan University allows students unable to pay tuition in full to deposit savings of 5 or more dollars, earning 6 percent interest. The funds stay on credit to cover tuition and expenses when enrolling, with deposits fully refundable plus 5 percent interest if college entry is not possible. About $1500 has been received so far.
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