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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
2
The Springfield Leader urges immediate construction of durable rock roads to connect distant rural areas to markets. It argues large bond funding is justified to provide equal access, compares costs to wartime mobilization, and urges taxpayers to support the road program and war-stamp aiding Uncle Sam.
The text criticizes political control of industry citing Brae as the battleground for sectional favoritism. It claims leaders without technical knowledge were placed in charge, highlighting a dangerous wrangle from the start.
Critics warn the board’s unclear direction risks U S shipbuilding and shipping interests. They urge a return to private sector leadership and prompt action to restart private shipbuilding. Also included are detailed Apple Grade definitions from first to third grade and packaging rules for mixed lots.
Dr Joseph Clare once pastor of the British American Church in Petrograd tells of the Russian Revolution from an eye witness’s stance. He describes the red flag hoisting and Kerensky’s downfall, sharing intimate details of the chaotic days he observed in the half mysterious land.
Colorado lawmakers consider a 20 million dollar road bond plan as business leaders push for better highways. The movement began with a 10 million bond bid, but opposition argued the request was too small as the bill sits awaiting approval.
A fragment describes an operation on a boy named Tommy as part of school discipline or medical procedure. The dialogue implies a drastic measure with the question of how he became the tar pupil at school and mentions cutting out an ae teroide, indicating a medical or punitive context.
Chautauqua week in Payette July 1 to 7 offers fourteen musical programs with forty five artists. Highlights include the Czecho Slovakia Band directed by Jaroslav Olmers and soloist Madame Helen Caferelli. Notable lectures feature Ida M. Tarbell and Edward F. Trets among others.
Notice of sheriff sale under foreclosure decree in Payette County Idaho. Bank claims unpaid mortgage against J O Scritchfield Minnie Scritchfield C B Rodgers and W D McBride with sale in front of Payette Court House on July 5 1919 at 2 pm to satisfy the decree plus interest and costs. Describes undivided one half interest in land in Section 31 Township North Range 4 West Boise Meridian and accompanying tenements. First publication June 19 last publication July 24.
Ida M Tarbell America's famous journalist arrives from France where she covered the Peace Conference as a special correspondent. Her Chautauqua lecture on the fourth night will be titled The United States at the Peace Conference and share observations from the epoch making event.
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