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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
A humorous tale of a forward youth who visits his father with an apple and a plan to gift it through a legal device. The father objects, the youth explains his clever legal maneuver, and the exchange ends with the father's praise for wit and law.
A nonpartisan National Tariff Commission Association urges Congress to create a permanent tariff commission. Business leaders from across the country advocate a scientific, public mechanism to fix duties and reduce political influence on trade policy. They plan meetings in Washington this week to press for legislation and sustained expert oversight.
Article outlines irrigation practices for beets, stressing even water distribution along rows, furrow length, and use of mulch and furrow planning to reduce waste. It notes benefits of curved or staggered irrigation, crop yields, and potential cost impacts from pricing and distribution in local markets.
The piece discusses railroads aiming to raise rates amid wage and expense pressures while cutting staff and delaying new work. It notes opposition from labor and public factions and mentions potential impacts on the regional economy and general prosperity as rail projects stall.
General Engineering and Electrical services advertised for Bennett area seek prompt attention to all work. The notice emphasizes promptness and completion of tasks in the local block.
A boy named Harry Biewers broke both bones in his left forearm after falling from a horse on a Friday evening while his father was returning from work. A doctor treated him, and the injury is reported as improving.
A wedding at a church featured garden flowers in green with an arch bell over the aisle. Mr and Mrs Phetteplace plan to live at the restaurant briefly after the ceremony. An adopted son of G. A Mann has died recently and is to be buried at Mark View cemetery. Coal orders urged as storage deliveries begin June 15th with Wells & Maule as exclusive agents.
A seller lists 100 men’s hats that ship worldwide, priced at 2.00 and 2.50 dollars. They announce a new system focusing on one price hat at 3.00 dollars, selling remaining hats at 1.00 and 1.50 with every hat guaranteed and represented.
Payette Fratt Packing Co announces cement coated nails for apple boxes and crates, claiming durability under all conditions. Order samples to compare and save on case purchases. contact Scott at Ind. 166 of Ron for details.
A damaged notice from Payette Idaho requests return of a leather pocket containing valuable papers found near a groom house with 80 feet frontage and 145 feet deep along four blocks from the depot. It asks the finder to contact Vesterfloc box 277 and return to the office.
The article asserts that the quality offered guarantees perfect customer satisfaction and promises enhancements for hair skin and teeth as demanded by fashion trends, suggesting a beauty product or service typical of period advertising. It emphasizes reliability and customer contentment as key selling points.
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