Payette Enterprise Urges Wage Scale During War
The Payette Enterprise notes a wage scale approved by Idaho officials for agricultural labor and urges all papers to publish it. It lists 8.00 for harvest day with board, 60.00 monthly with board, 80.00 for married men, and 75.00 for expert irrigators, plus housing. The piece also references wartime events and draft subjects.
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Idaho
Etixens
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State Council of Defense
Withdrawal of deferred classification for registrants
Section B states that after July 1 1918 any registrant in Class 1 2 3 or 4 found by a Local Board to be an idler or in nonproductive occupation must receive notice. The notice sets a day and hour for the registrant to appear with evidence or affidavit. The period is three to seven days unless extended for distance or other cause. The piece ends with a wartime poem about the blue and gray in France.
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Payette
Idaho
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National Bank of Commures
New York
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Farm Bureau Notes Harvester Labor and Pest Advisory
Farm Bureau headquarters relocated to downtown telephones billing to ease crowding. County Agent reports hay labor crowds at New Plymouth with wage at three dollars per day plus board, four dollars without. Weevil control discussed and gopher bait guidance offered with spray recommendations for aphids and garden use.
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Farm Bureau
New Plymouth
H. W. Hochbaum
Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Aviation Experiences For The Tourist And Public Notice
A misshapen OCR bundle blends aviation notes with a personal letter about early flight training and a public bond notice. The writer recounts banked climbs over a bay and sightings of the Oregon battleship, then details training hours and shore leave before a municipal sinking fund bond sale notice from Payette Idaho dated 1918.
House of a thousand closets offers vast storage space
A New York woman recreates a small dwelling into a storage haven called the house of a thousand closets. Cedar lined and pine shelves fill every nook from main living areas to the attic with sunlit cedar scent. A printed list of every item helps locate belongings and deter loss.
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New York
Harriet Slagon Giles
Mother's Magazine
North Carolina
Nurses Needed to Help U S War Effort in 1919
Urgent appeal calls for 25 000 nurses before January 1 1919 by the Army and Navy. At least one in three graduate nurses must join the service to care for sick and wounded soldiers and sailors. Will you answer the call.
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Army
Navy
United States
Mermaids Plot Undersea Jobs At Coral Reef
A whimsical exchange describes Curly Locks ignoring the rocks to attend undersea tasks. The scene hints at a playful obsession with Hoover fever among shipwrecked humans and jellyfish construction in the coral dive.
Wise Resolve Renews New Year Renovation Plan
In a brief exchange the couple confirms no renovations at all for the new year. One partner half jokes about a change, the other remains firm on doing nothing. The moment captures a quiet domestic decision.
New Time Table for O S S Ry Payette Idaho
Effective June 2 trains at Payette Idaho follow a new timetable. Eastbound No 18 at 2 27 am No 86 at 4 40 am No 4 at 11 10 am No 6 at 6 10 pm Westbound No 17 at 3 38 am No 85 at 9 45 am No 19 at 10 15 pm No 6 at 10 20 pm.
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Payette
Idaho
Mother Goose Festival Highlighted at Chautauqua
Junior Chautauqua receives increased recognition with Esther Jane Chirk directing children’s work and overseeing the Mother Goose Festival on closing night. The pageant will feature familiar nursery tales and characters, entertaining both children and adults. The regular evening program and children's chorus also proceed with the supervisor in charge.
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Esther Jane Chirk
Dren
Tom Tt
Dunlor
Little Willow Notes and Valley News Briefs
Valley residents report weddings and departures as Lloyd Blurton and Rey Keefer join Uncle Son’s forces on the 24th. Mildred Blanch Norma Roy visit family. Misses Roy also travel. Water supply improves with head gate open. irrigation for wheat and alfalfa secured. Dog licenses due by June 15. For sale: 160 acre stock ranch in Long Valley near Nonetly Idaho.
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Lloyd Blurton
Rey Keefer
Uncle Son
Leveret Blurton
Ontario
Kay Strong
Heath
Oregon
Cenp Lewis
William Stirms
James Mosson
Willow
Munk Cross
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Wells
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Higter
Mildred
Blanch
Norma Roy
J. H. Ringer
Vayette
Long Valley
Nonetly
Idaho
John A.lanfser Wetser
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