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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
2
The article discusses improved lumber prospects and higher output via same hog and wheat prices, noting a 1914 comparison. It highlights Congress actions on waterpower regulation and land bills, urging caution on fires and waste. It cites disaster causes as carelessness and urges preventive measures.
Boise May 28 1919 The State Department of Public Welfare announced a strict policy against adulteration. Two firms pled guilty to adulteration charges and paid fines J G Berry manager of Boimette Company faced 25 plus costs for milk with sediment Fray Dunn of Hagewood Dairy fined for milk with dirty labels and sediment in samples The department vows prompt vigorous action against violators.
Justine and Betty are often together though mothers sometimes separate them for a white Queeay Betty asks to visit Justine but is told to wait. They plan to sit on the fence and chat. The text then shifts to unrelated musings on Azure, heart speed, wheatless days, jokes, topical songs, cartoons, and jokes about a mother-in-law.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions protection, four years, yield, and lords with unclear meaning. It appears as a damaged historical text fragment lacking coherent names, places, or events to identify a definite action or outcome.
The coming Chuuiangin week features Ida Tarbell Private Peat and Edward Trets among others. Lectures address Reconstruction and postwar problems while a strong musical program includes the Czecho-Slovak Band and Mary Adel Hays. Junior Chautauqua and children’s pageant add family appeal with plans for a Miami motor for sale nearby.
D W Ainey comments on Mr Gladish’s views, advocating consideration of public welfare through bonded funding for roads, schools, sewers, and drainage. He argues borrowing can be economical and just to future residents, urging further discussion and a robust exchange of ideas.
A government notice announces higher costs for first quality stamped envelopes Nos 6 and 13 while lowering rates for cheaper envelopes. Public prices rise July 1 with 1 and 2 cent envelopes still available at current low rates. Requisitions after June 30 will use new pricing.
240 acre stock ranch for sale twelve miles north of Waiser on Manns Creek. Includes irrigated and grazing land with stream, wood and shade. Features dwelling and stable. Price 2500 with 1200 down and balance on time. Immediate sale possible. Contact R. C. McKinney Weiser Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that in Payette Idaho under a Pennsylvania court commission on June 18 1914 I will take the testimony of Charles McGpeh Edward Skeffing ton Wesley Jimmerson and others concerning the alleged death of William Elmer G Oline presumed from his absence from his last known residence Payette Idaho all parties interested may attend MARTIN C LUTHER Notary Palette June 5 12 W R The regular meeting of the W R 2nd and 4th Friday of each month at 2 PM Grange Hall Galena Coughanor President Battle Mathis Secretary OR SALE Good milk cow m auire Won Griggs Enterprise Market
The Wilton Concert Party will present two programs at Chan tnuingtin. Beritinian Witton ben Peednista, noted in Eastern revues and tied to Gare, Fern Voltra of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, has been named to a New York revival of Pinafore this season. Mavr Meiejuhin, the pianist and accompanist, joins the lineup.
Private Harold I. Peat, famed author of Private Peat and a noted lecturer, arrives in Chagtanqua for a lecture on his war experiences. He served with the first Canadian contingent in France and Flanders, survived a harrowing battle after being surrounded by enemy forces, and later shared his story in prominent magazines and books. His talk parallels themes from Kla Alm and the Saturday Evening Post article Two Years to Hell and Back With.
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