American shipping and a disputed mail bill debate
Payette Enterprise discusses American pride in shipping, politics over a merchant marine, and a House bill on mail fraud. It critiques the proposed law, warns of shifting enforcement from the Postal Service to Justice, and questions protections for investors amid general calls for national economic strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weriuo
Robertson
Oklahosja
United States Mail
Postal Department
Department of Justice
Consumer against robbery and building costs in 1922 notes
The text argues for tariffs to shield American sugar beet industry from foreign competition and cites supply demand as a regulator. It notes lumber costs and building material prices are rising from 1813 to 1922, warning continued delays harm home builders. It emphasizes home and family cannery work as vital to local economies.
Decline of Physical Force Strikes Across West Coast
The article asserts that the era of expiring physical force methods in labor disputes is ending. It cites the great coal strike and threatened railroad strike as last efforts, while the Klamath Falls sawmill strike and Portland Longshoremen's strike fade. Intelligence and strategic tactics replace brute force as strikes wane by 1022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
Portland
jGiscard
Tollitarium
Not Down While He Hopes A Man Stands Again
A rugged motto of resilience. A speaker declares that a man is not finished while he keeps trying, no matter how hard failure hits. It emphasizes that fate can strike but cannot declare defeat while one rises again and persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Nore
Farewell Services Held For Pastor And Wife Before Portland Trip
The congregation plans farewell for the pastor and his wife prior to their trip to Portland. They state the couple will visit Omaha churches, Chicago missions, and meet Findley College representatives as part of future plans. The pastorate of three years ended with growth, debt paid, and membership thriving, with a new pastor anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley College
Idaho
Houser
A. M. Fvilton
Delinquent Stock Delinquency Sale Notice Idaho July 1 1922
North Payeur Irrigation Co Utd announces sale of delinquent stock to cover assessments levied April 17 1922 at 65 per share. Caldwell 18 shares 11.70 will be sold at Peyette National Bank Payette Idaho July 1 1922 at 3 00 P M to satisfy delinquency ad costs and advertising expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Payeur
Idaho
Oceanic Quintet to Appear Chautauqua Fourth Day
The Oceanic Quintet, a famed company of instrumentalists and vocalists, will perform on Chautauqua's fourth day. Touring the U S and abroad, the group features Amelia Carstensen, Helen Ferguson, Benlah Truitt, Loix Brown Dorsett, and Esther Sanford, with Truitt's popular readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
Chautauqua
America
United States
Canada
England
France
New Zealand
Amelia Carstensen
Helen Ferguson
Benlah Truitt
Loix Brown Dorsett
Esther Sanford
The Sunburst of Geese and Sacred Sea Bathing
In a village on the Sote fin Huma coast, locals recall geese migrating northward to the sun and the rites of their passage. Fisherfolk gather floats and wood scraps, which are used to fuel a large kettle for a cleansing ceremony honoring the geese souls. Priests offer prayers as villagers bathe in the heated temple water, a ritual of thanks and care for the departing birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Bureau
Washington
Syer
Howe
Behin
Regrettable Favor Ended With Narrow Escape
A year ago Elmer N Powell and his wife returned home to Knockerbocker apartments to find their keys missing. Powell forced a window to enter, provoking a nearby judge to reveal he nearly shot him. Mrs Stone later explained her husband assisted in selecting Christmas girls at a meal, tying the incident to the tense street scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer N. Powell
Knckerbocker
Payne
Jurdre Isbrough Stone
Te Wryler
Yous
Powell
Stone
Kansas City Star
Classified Want Ads Reflect Local Goods and Rentals
A dense set of want ads and notices from Payette Idaho and surrounding areas show items for sale including a work team and wagon, milk cows, alfalfa, and a Typewriter. Rentals list a five room house and a groom house near Barron. Also offers include hosiery sales, pasture land, lime sulfur spray, and insurance services. Several entries mention June dates and local addresses guiding buyers and renters.
Various Classified Notices and Ads From Port Townsend Area
Mixed notices advertise for rent a modern six room house with lawn and garden by Mrs Belle Sur and 231 Maguire chickens with prices on pullets and eggs, plus a sales notice for pansy plants by D H Snowberger and an estray sale by Constable Stearsman in Payette Idaho with a two year old steer and other details, and a debt liability notice by GF Thayer regarding his wife Nancy W Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Sur
H. Snowberger
W. B. Stears
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Be & Messure
Opie
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Read
Chicago Press Club
That Bay
Tower and
Adair
Middle West
Louteville Courier-Journal
Chile
Chrix
Henrichsen
Groom House
Ave
Barron
Woodstock
Chas, Hartung
Redfield
W. Ul
Jersey
Jung Lath
Farhier
Unis
B. O. McClelland
W. D. Case
Russel Maxfield
Box
Payette
Scott M. Fitch
Fruitland
H. Pugh
Salem Nursery Company
Oregon
Salem
Ternational Stocking Mills
Norristown
N. A. Jacobsen
Payette Valley Realty Co
Payette Diset
A. J. Shearer
A. E. Wigbert
Uerdale
Wil
Arau
Moore Island
Stearman
Canasta Hile
Hwat
F. Thayer
Nancy W. Thayer
GF. Thayer
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