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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Triadiet matter dated August 7 in Payette with unclear details about proceedings or writs. The legibility limits full extraction of names or actions, but indicates an official writ or court-related topic tied to Payette.
The fair’s organizers call for cattle breeders and growers to prepare exhibits to attract farmers and improve futures. Prizes include significant cash awards for best fat cattle, steers, heifers, and herd exhibits. Applications for premiums go to Secretary Guy Mo Wickard, Globe Dathting, Henttte.
Fragmented OCR text shows farmers discussing wedding season plans and fruit harvests in Payette Valley. Mentions fruit maturity, thinning trees, and labor needs. References to county poor farm improvements, legislative actions, and agricultural experiments with several unnamed locales and figures.
Community readers will follow the Western Washington Fair's second event featuring live stock exhibitions. The schedule promises notable parades and showcases by local animal enthusiasts as part of the festival, with public interest centered on the livestock displays and related competitions.
President Lincoln endured the sweatbox to illustrate its brutality, ordering abolition of the punishment for sailors and inspiring a global reaction. The tale spread through navies and nations, while Campbell Brothers Shows promoted new feats and attractions across upcoming tours. Government and entertainment interests both invoked progress in the wake of the Lincoln example.
Notes from the Northwest report the arrest of Darby Theilman and the dismantling of the Maybray gang of fighting show and fix matches ties to Beatty and Lake Washington. Government probes lead to indictments in Council Bluffs while ministers back equal suffrage and fire safety orders tighten spark arrest requirements affecting engines and rail lines. University of Washington wins rowing championship on Lake Washington with Ohio state contenders next, plus a Cherokee Nation tale and a local school bid notice and berry crate shipment.
Local items report Harry Weer and H Major in El Dorado then a pole loading accident near the track with one arm injured. Mrs Abes Bean had surgery at home Friday. Miss Newburn arrives from Albion to visit relatives. Sanford Me Math meets land interest. Ethel Ensign attends band program. The Payette Valley railroad advances with new track and active divisions. Memorial services planned for veterans. Fourth of July preparations under way. Park View club to host a supper. gravel work starts on a new house foundation. Memorial services at Plonder hall scheduled with Woodmen attendance.
Notice to heating firms to bid on installing a heating plant for an eight room school building in Tuidependent Behool Clatelet No 32 Payette Canyon County. Bids opened June 10 1910 at 6 00 pm at the board office. Plans and specifications available at architect Chin Dutton Payette. Board may select bid. By order of Board of Education Clerk. First pub May 26 last pub June x.
The text asserts thorough preparation in the drug business, stressing accuracy and care. It notes a modern prescription department and two registered pharmacies overseeing operations. It claims usage of only the latest approved preparations to ensure quality.
Our drug store offers prescription work with careful checking before delivery. We stock drugs chemicals patent medicines perfumes rubber goods and toilet articles and all items found in a first class drug store.
Local advert lists a six room house with shades in Soot location available for sale or rent. Also a separate bargain describing a room house on Front Street. Contact C. Brainard for details and terms.
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