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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
3
Fruitland residents hosted and visited in a flurry of informal gatherings. Numerous families welcomed guests from Nampa Payette and beyond while gifts and celebrations marked personal milestones. A large luncheon and a senior banquet anchored community events with neighbors sharing meals and notes of well wishes.
Sunday morning service with a VT lesson on God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school at 10 AM. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 PM. Reading room at 215 North Suh Street open daily 2 to 4 except Sunday. Public invited to attend services and visit the reading room.
Roland Vanderbilt and family visited Welser relatives while others from town attended Memorial Day services and hosted gatherings. Numerous locals were guests at homes around Payette, with many small events, trips to nearby towns, and church activities noted, reflecting a active community week.
Sunday visitors and extended visits fill Payette area as Ed Patton and Walter Keller hosts are joined by the Coates, White, Stirm, Wilmington, Capron, McCarthy, and Dorset families. Multiple residents travel to Portland, Ontario, Weatherby, and Seattle while cattle gatherings and memorial services mark the week.
Local notes recount Mr Frank Wilcox returning from Boise and planning to depart for Montana soon while Bernard Frost reports a rapid four day trip to Fairbury Nebraska in a Ford. A long string of visits, dinners, illnesses, and travel across Payette and nearby towns is detailed along with a memorial to Cal Johnson, remembered for his role in founding the community and his fifty year marriage anniversary. The item blends social rounds, family events, illness updates, and a heartfelt obituary section from Tumwater Washington.
Services at St James Church for Whit Sunday feature a 9 AM Choral Eucharist and sermon, with the new Dassal presented by the District of San Joaquin to be dedicated. Church School follows at 10 AM. June schedule shifts to 9 AM service to allow the Rector to conduct a church in Weiser at 11 AM.
The speaker derides fiction writers for shaping idealized silent heroes and argues real men miss the pause and unspoken moments that reveal true strength. She critiques women who chase such archetypes, noting often the dull but sincere man outshines the enigmatic smile on page.
A Chicago Journal essay recounts a couple who plan six weeks travel funded by saved money, noting a neighbor who rose from poverty through frugal living and wise investment. They decide to enjoy life now rather than defer happiness until later.
A new method notes continuous patient motion by mounting a lever device on a bed post with a recording pen and a 24 hour clockwork drum chart. The setup measures movement to determine total rest hours and can verify or dispute claimed sleep duration.
The article notes that 19th century logging relied on heavy trucks loaded with lag and pulled by many horses through wet trails. It argues gas power can move logs just as easily, and likely cheaper, suggesting a shift from horse to gas equipment.
Counties such as 5 Giia county Arizona and Fresno Mariposa in California and cities including Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles and Butte develop programs to maintain county or municipal camps and campgrounds within national forests. The rising use opens new opportunities for national forests to provide valuable public services.
A colossal pinaceous umber tree named Kauri was discovered in the northern New Zealand forest. It boasts a 22 foot trunk diameter and 68 foot girth, rises 75 feet above branches, contains 105,000 superficial feet of amber, and is estimated to be several thousand years old.
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