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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
2
Thoma C Moore of St Anthony Ida announces as Republican candidate for governor. He pledges tax cuts and efficiency, cites 23 years farming and public service. The piece notes support from friends and addresses traffic safety campaigns and highway cooperative efforts.
A fragmentary report recalls a driver who risked crossing with a train nearby, emphasizing public education on railroad crossing safety after recent deadly incidents near Boise. The piece notes a husband and father as the driver, reflecting broader calls for caution at crossings.
A bulletin from the Idaho Automotive Trades announces the third convention will be at Haley on July 14 and 15. Delegates aim to unify state interests and improve northern and southern highway connectivity through industry dialogue and networking led by Governor Dan Davin, Secretary of State Jones, Public Works Commissioner Hall, and Col Lynn M Shaw.
A New York lawyer explains the legal phase of price mistakes in merchant ads. He cites a Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling that ads offering goods at stated prices are invitations to negotiate, not binding offers, and that acceptance creates a contract only for items specifically ordered.
At MBF Church Nest Sunday second service at 11 a m features a talk titled Bringing Up Father by the pastor. Evening sermon will address Joy Riding and Juvenile Delinquency. Church of the Holy Family lists Mass times for the month with 10:00 A M first Sunday, 8:30 A M second, no Mass third, 8:30 A M fourth, and 8:30 A M fifth if five Sundays occur.
The Rocky Mountain Warblers from Caldwell will perform a novelty concert Friday evening June 16 at this venue. Local pride plus national reach highlight the act, praised by Charleston’s press and Chautauqua reviewers. The four Caldwell men feature chimes bells harmonophones and other novelty instruments in a versatile program. Tickets at the door with refund policy noted.
Notice to the general public that William Lamott has severed ties with Northwest General Brokerage Company and the business will continue at a new location under the sole management of J. H. Helman. The firm promises continued service and reminders that they can fulfill requests with the line See us we have it.
A Washington Star report notes a Greek scholar visiting to settle a dispute over the seven wise men of Greece. The man argued Lycurgus should be included, while the familiar roster lists Cleobulus Chilo Phytaces Ralidon Thales and Perander, with Solon recalled for his maxim Know thyself.
A traveller recounts tales from Egypt and the Suez region about Osman Digna and his mahdi era raids. He allegedly led yearly caravans of Sudanese men carrying ivory gold and stones to a hidden cache near Khartoum. A trusted betrayer killed the porters, and Digna died in prison in Cairo.
A middle aged woman dropped her purse and ticket at Ninety-Third Street on the West Side elevated. A ticket collector and bystanders attempted to retrieve the purse with a wire, a mechanic opened the box to recover it. The purse contained 27 cents and travel was delayed about an hour.
Italian dealer rumored to offer a 13th century church ornament worth 500000 dollars. Evidence to a court suggested the artifact was smuggled from Italy after disappearing years ago from Borgo Collette gate near Aquila. The seller claimed long possession by his family and link to earthquake recovery. antiquarian interest rose as the price and risk grew.
A cluttered notices page lists lost items including a wallet near Enterprise and a hatpin near Lith Street, plus rewards and contact details. Also ads offer sale items, real estate, livestock, nursing services, and job opportunities across Payette Idaho with dates and contact numbers.
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