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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
2
A garbled transcription from a 1910 Western something association meeting laments zeal and revival energy. It mentions a president and calls for unity amid religious fervor, with scattered lines praising renewal and instruction on creed and virtue.
The famed trotter Dan Patch is permanently retired from racing and exhibition duties. Owner M W Garage confirms the horse will cease on-track performances and travel only for exhibitions, with Charley Plummer continuing care. Dan Patch’s career includes world records and multiple distances, ending after leading performances at Phoenix and Phoenix area events.
A Wednesday evening gathering aims to unite residents of Payette and nearby areas to discuss promoting growth, sanitation, and civic spirit. Organizers emphasize investment in Payette’s future, with plans to publicize campaigns and attract support from locals and businesses for sustainable development.
A garbled OCR passage discusses performers and a stage event with references to a beatin g and reporting. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a coherent narrative.
The fragment recalls how even fast performers like Minor Heir could not surpass Dan Patch in fame. It notes Dan Patch’s enduring place in American hearts and hints at the enduring aura surrounding classic racing legends.
State Banitary Inspector J H Wal Hebie issues a sweeping sanitary regulation restricting sale and display of meat bread and other bakery goods to prevent contamination. It requires refrigeration or protected display for fresh meats and bread products and bans sale of prepared foods not properly covered. The order aims to enforce state law and protect public health.
A Denver Field and Farm column explains how buyers appraise orchards in Colorado by inspecting each tree and estimating value per tree, then using records from local fruit associations for box counts and average prices to form a reliable investment picture, guiding offers and due diligence. The piece notes buyers often rely on industry records rather than owner figures, and includes marginal quotes from period publications.
Residents of Payette and nearby towns share visits and greetings. Mrs Cramp nears New Plymouth as Mrs Wol Egbert recuperates on the road to recovery. Mrs Dawson accompanied by Sierra Craven toured Welser. John Jimerson enjoys rural life while Mrs Herbert Godell visits Payette friends. Emma Casey of Parma returns after visiting relatives. A farewell party for Litthgrace McLaughlin in District No. 1 features Japanese lanterns and rus ex bouquets. Delegates from Orchard chapter attend the American Woman's League convention in St. Louis. A school day at Gospel Flat marks festivities. Banket dinner honors the water on the river with 103 attendees. A cement black machtor by Rupler and Pritehman is noted. Payette Fruit Packing Co. offers supplies and fishing tackle. Don’t forget four cases.
Rural property offered for sale consisting of thirty two and a half acres located north of Payette with county road access on two sides. Land is described as cheap with potential for investment as it includes twenty four to Jonathan Rome Hea and Winesap apple trees one year old in thrifty condition. For details contact M Hiwlay Payette Idaho Route No 2.
The notice states the prescription department is up to date with thorough equipment and is run by a Registered Pharmacy, using only the best and approved preparations in the field.
An early 20th century ad offers drugs chemicals perfumes rubber goods and toilet articles for sale. It mentions a woman named Rose and a shotgun throw-in with the deal. The listing includes a hint of a sentimental note about a Shorthorn and a red calf, suggesting a mixed items sale and exchange.
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