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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

6

Ladies Club Social Recaps and Local Notices

Mrs Janet Shearer hosted the L U social in art week with a business session naming Letha Medaris as recording secretary. An animal twists game crowned Florence Gregory, while other reports note visits, weddings, and a picnic at Craven grove.

Janet Shearer Letha Medaris Louise Loveland Florence Gregory Miss Dunn Mike Aimey Payty Miss Fowler Mr. Mc Payette O. P. Lattig Baker-Keezer Presbyterian Manse T. Nover California Union Sunday School Osee Jackson Craven Grove P. Jimerson Packer Home Gladys Greenleaf R. L. Jimerson Miss Greenleaf Salt Lake Bierra Jackson P. P Dave Payette Lakes Cornelson

Christian Church sermon and Episcopal notices from July services

The Christian Church session closed with praise and fellowship led by Rev. Hobart of Boise. Next Sunday morning he preaches at the church with no evening service due to the Chautauqua. St James Episcopal holds Holy Communion in the morning on Sunday July 26 with Rev W Cressy as celebrant. no evening service.

Christian Church H. Hobart Boise ST. James W. Cressy Fee Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Co. Ltd J. R. Brown

Sunday School and Children's Day at Baptist Church

The Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 7 p m and evening prayer and praise Thursday at 7 p m Boy P A meets Sunday 6 45 p m The next day morning sermon will interest children with a Children's Day program in the evening at six oclock

Elock

Earthworm habits and plant support mechanisms

The article explains earthworms feed on decaying leaves and grasses at night, lack eyes and ears but sense light, and grow a protective belt containing their eyes. North American worms face pest questions, while the piece also notes how plants rise upright, guided by mechanical responses to gravity and pressure within cells and tissues.

North America South Africa Ashick Imdp

Church of God midweek prayer and Sunday services notice

The Church of God announces a midweek prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30 p m Sunday services begin with Sunday School at 10 a m Endeavor at 7 30 p m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m N H Farnham is the pastor.

Church OF God

Wounded Soldier and His Horse in Carrizal Escape

Sam H. Harris of the Tenth Cavalry recounts a deadly engagement near Carrizal. Surrounded by about 700 Mexican troops, Harris rode through the circle after Captain Boyd fell, aided by his horse which carried him ten miles before collapsing. Harris saved after a wounded ride, the horse dying later, and he recalls the heroism and gratitude toward his animal companion.

Sam H. Harris Tenth Cavalry Harris Uwir Ane Boyd Carrizal Captain Boyd

Desert trek survivor report near Colon Ia Dublan

A fragmentary account describes a group of survivors marching toward Colonia Dublan after an initial jolt, with Private Harris remaining behind for treatment or confinement amid the perilous march.

Colonia Dublan Harris

Serious Railroad Situation Prompting IOC Inquiry

The United States Chamber of Commerce reports a 1916 railroad labor dispute could threaten transportation. A committee investigated impacts on commerce and public interests, urging Congress to direct the Interstate Commerce Commission to conduct an immediate study and report. The vote favored Commission-led inquiry by a large majority across more than 20 states.

Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America Washington, D. C National Chamber Board of Directors Chamber District of Columbia Hawaii Congress Interstate Com Commission Interstate Commerce Commission

Fourth of July Rates on Oregon Short Line Tickets July 1-4

Oregon Short Line offers rail tickets for July fourth travel with a 4th of July limit. Tickets go on sale July 1 through July 4, with a final redemption by July 6. See agent for rates and details.

Oregon Short Line Union Pacific

Survey of Canyon County Farm Homes Finished

Miss Jessie Hoover of the University of Idaho completed a six week rural home survey in Canyon County visiting 400 farms. The work, supported by government funds, ends July 1 with a report in preparation. Plans include promoting cooperative creameries to add a wet wash laundry service for farm homes.

Z. Fay Fowler W.T. McCall McCail Farm Bureau Miss Hoover

Comparative Lesson on Lifespan By Kellogg

Dr J H Kellogg of Battle Creek sanatorium presents a stereoptican lecture showing six trees dying at the top to illustrate national death rates. Bulgaria leads with high longevity, the United States low, followed by Spain France England and Germany with rising deaths. Beer drinking nations are placed lowest in the group.

J. H. Kellogg Battle Creek Bulgaria United States France England Germany

Death rates from drink and abstinence in Kansas

Insurance researchers compare death rates among 61,215 average people 1 000 die yearly among 61 216 total abstainers 660 die yearly among 61 215 liquor drinkers 1 642 die yearly The report notes Kansas as the dryest state with death rate dropping from 17 to 1 000 before prohibition to 7 6 to 1 000 now the lowest in the world

Kansas Union

Good news from the German army on alcohol and tobacco control

Government action under the emperor orders a measure on alcohol and tobacco for naval service. Doctor Buchinger, a leading marine physician, prepares the mandate as a health initiative for troops.

Buchinger Marine

Saloon and Blind Pig Count Highlight Chicago Vibrancy

A Chicago report notes the city with 7,200 saloons has far more blind pigs than Maine, Kansas, and Oklahoma combined, underscoring the density of liquor establishments in the metropolis.

Chicago Maine Kansas Oklahoma

For Sale Two and One Acte A Full Bearing Prune Orchard

For sale near Payette city limits prune orchard in fine condition. Price and terms reasonable by Will Wells. Also for sale a good male Jersey calf from FP Stamey at 2643.

Payette Stamey

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