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Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1920

Page

2

War Risk Insurance circular aids ex service men

The Payette Enterprise notes a War Risk Insurance bulletin LD 0 issued by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. It details amendments enabling payments in union converted policies and expands beneficiary classes. Reinstatement and conversion forms LD-8 are promoted for ex service men seeking to restore lapsed coverage before 1920 or within eighteen months of discharge with two premiums and health verification.

Bureau of War Risk Insurance Lhst Washington, D. C

Democratic State Convention Moves Toward Lewiston June 15

Lewiston Idaho prepares for the Democratic State Convention with delegates to elect San Francisco bound national delegates. Jerome Day of Wallace plans Lewiston HQ arrival to organize local arrangements. Attendance touted from 350 to 400 with Senator Nugent slated to speak and Ex Senator Dubois among notable leaders.

Lewiston Idaho San Francisco Jerome J. Day Wallace Day Nugent Dubois Lewiston Hil

Steel magnate defends price restraint at annual meeting

Judge Elbert H. Gary, chair of United States Steel, told stockholders he would not raise steel prices to curb living costs. He argued a moral duty to limit greed and prevent further price hikes, urging all to seek a reasonable price level for the public welfare and warning government intervention if not.

Elbert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Christian Evan- Bellat

Bill aims to punish gambling in food and essentials

Representative Baer of North Dakota proposes a law to criminalize gambling in necessities like wheat and bread. He argues that speculators who buy futures during rising prices should face severe penalties, including long disbarment from business, treating such acts as a betrayal of humanity.

Baer North Dakota

Raise your own strawberries and grow your own food

The piece urges self sufficiency amid high prices, noting wartime labor shortages cut strawberry beds and urging readers to cultivate ground. It calls on city and rural residents to use available land, including unused urban plots and public land, to produce food. It cites Austria as an example of farm relief and mentions Emma Goldman critiques Bolshevism.

Selver Austria District of Columbia Emma Goldman

Champ Clark and the red striped shirt tale

The Nation's Business recounts Champ Clark selecting a fine red striped dress shirt in a Washington haberdashery. He pays with a ten dollar bill and questions the 30 cent sales tax added by the clerk, who blames Congress for the extra charge.

Champ Clark Washington Haberdasher Congress

War time prices spark consumer revolt and self restraint

Archer Wall Douglas argues in The Nation’s Business that postwar price hikes fuel mass resentment and futile efforts to curb the cost of living. He notes widespread organization formation, rising consumer awareness, and a belief that relief must come from spending restraint and abstinence amid wartime spirit.

Jooner Archer Wall Douglas

Interchurch World Movement Gains Denominational Support

Dr Charles W Harris Idaho state secretary reports telegrams from headquarters noting the Methodist Episcopal General Conference unanimously endorses the Movement and backs the May 18 plan. The Northern Presbyterian Assembly aims to implement a similar program while reforming scope. Southern Presbyterian Assembly stays in, Reform Church approves, Methodist Protestant Church approves, signaling broad momentum and encouragement.

Charles W. Harris Interchurch World Movement Idaho Methodist Episcopal General Conference New York City Northern Presbyterian Assembly James M. Speers Ace York General Assembly Presbyterian Assembly Philadelphia General Committee Interchurch Southern Presbyterian Assembly Reform Church of the United States Methodist Protestant Church In General Conference

Motors For Sale And Hardware Ad From 1920 Boise

For sale motors listing multiple 3 phase and single phase horsepower units with rewinding services offered by B J Hetherington & Co at 305 N 8th St Boise. Also price list for paints linseed oil white lead coal pitches and farm tools from D C Bullis with contact phone 203 11 dated June 1 1920.

B.J. Hetherington & Co 8Th St Boise Caldwell

Y Club Boys Enjoy Overnight Trip On Bordings Island

Fifteen members of the sub Junior Bulls' Eye Club of the Y rode and hiked to My Slicks place on Bordings Island under the Y Secretary in Chief. They slept under the stars with a notable report of fun including a cooking mishap by Squeakie Bill Wallis. The guard reported Rhea Metcher as too lively and made her go home with fifteen return tickets. The Athletic director plans another trip in July and August, plus a ten to fourteen day mountain trip later. The General Totary will lead an overnight camping trip for all Junior Y members next Tuesday along the river. The New Board of Directors will meet Sunday afternoon June 5 to reorganize and elect officers, with discussion on appointing a director of physical education for men and boys. FOR SALE: One 2-year old Short Horn Registered Bull inquiry at Payette Valley Real Estate Agency. FOR SALE: Some small Pigs various sizes William Symes.

Bulls’ Eye Club My. Slicks Bordings’ Island Bill Wallis Rhea Metcher General Totary Jays Brigmuht

Legacy of a Foolish Investment and a Sucker’s Final Message

A betrayed spouse receives a will denouncing a fraudulent stock scheme and detailing a life of hardship. The letter laments the husband’s choice of a get rich quick promoter, leaving his family with debt while urging the wife to seek savings, insurance, and prudent plans. The narrative preserves names and grim consequences of the failed investment.

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Payette Enterprise WELLS Will Wells GILL Childs New York R. G. Cholmeley-Jones J Beat Enterchurch ‘World Movement D. C Payette Valley Real Estate Agency William Symes Podunk Blue Sky Corporation Fitch THE Columbia Pederson Auto Co Center Ave Highway Emma Theatre Chevrolet Midwest Utilitor Goodyear VICO Monogram A. J. Vanderford Mgr Ft Pabllo Electric Shop Idaho Power Company
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