Weathered voters back Clagetane leading race says British Weekly
Fragmented OCR text shows voters indicating support for Clagetone in a gubernatorial race. Mentions Heaton, O'Neland, and other candidates with unclear details.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows voters indicating support for Clagetone in a gubernatorial race. Mentions Heaton, O'Neland, and other candidates with unclear details.
Editorial from the Medford Mail Tribune critiques Republican machine control and urges a return to party liberty through conventions and direct primaries. It argues for genuine party transformation, denounces factional strife, and calls voters to back candidates chosen by the people rather than party machines.
The Baltimore Telegram notes D B Burley a popular general passenger agent of the Oregon Short Line, famed for promoting Idaho agriculture and rail service. It cites his role in public campaigns to aid farmers, including a $500 incentive for the best potato crop, and calls him a key booster likened to Jim Hill of Southern Idaho.
A jumble of notes reports few Payetters planning to attend a championship boxing event, with scattered leads about fighters Jetlings and Jo Benneen, a sleeper train to Nevada, and a messy ad hoc buildup. The piece mentions a chamber of commerce push for raisin day advertising and unrelated local notices about fruit thinning and livestock.
Orchardists and box makers urged to order fall cartons of nails from Willlis to arrive this fall. Cement coated nails praised for durability under tough land conditions. Payette Fruit Packing Co offers payment options and urges early orders for apple boxes and pruning supplies.
A rough tale of a persistent traveling agent selling sewing machines with bluff and brash tactics. A tall tale of a funeral man and mock authority interrupts a bid to press a deal, then follows a note on perjury penalties and a mix of classified lines offering a Payette residence for sale.
A Western Publisher analysis from Scott, Ind notes that 60 years ago editors voiced owner opinions shaping public sentiment, while today papers rely on staff writers and ads. Readers trust verified reports or weekly commentaries, boosting local weeklies whose editorials reflect owners’ views and influence. The piece laments fading dominance of big dailies as weeklies gain strength.
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