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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
5
Fruitland area items recount residents traveling to Portland for a year, a church bazaar rescheduled for March 11 at Mohler Grocery, and numerous social visits. Community members relocate homes, attend meetings, and care for ill neighbors while farm work and cattle movements continue amid hay shortages and remodeling projects.
Stirm installed carbite lights at his home near electric lighting, a noted improvement. Mrs. Lee Coates visited the Corbit home on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Al Burtch traveled from Mid-Weton to collect his horses, staying at C. A. Currin's on the Creek. The Creek Indies gathered at Mrs. C. B. Johnson's home, aiming to fully organize at the next meeting on March 15 at the Newberry home with refreshments provided by the hostess. Milan Mae Johnson and Agnes Bryant shared Thursday visits, and Alta Currin spent Thursday with Geo. Coote’s family. Gildersleeve was mentioned as being on the scene.
North Payette brief covers the Medaris moving quads from Parker Washington to Benninghoven on Iowa Avenue, a five year Parker stay ending with a welcome home sentiment. It notes Clarence Fritchman returning from Ontario hospital, Munda Cornelson’s Portland visit, Max Lattle’s Parma trip, and several local social calls, illnesses, and gatherings including a Chapter House dance and a birthday party.
A fragmented report describes a local event involving a cave, an elder figure, and a team or group with names such as Mel Rowell. The passage hints at a scheduled activity or observation tied to a community setting and timing.
Payette Oregon Slope community observers report residents like C Wilcox and P M Boals dragging roads last week. Social visits occur across Ontario Payette and Weiser areas with many neighbors hosting guests and future plans for cattle movement and farm improvements amid local weather and school notes.
The Idaho Weekly Industrial Review surveys tax burdens and calls for reduced government overhead while detailing Idaho developments. It reports on new incorporations, road and school projects, loans, and power and transport initiatives across Coeur d Alene Boise Lewiston Kellogg Wallace Sandpoint Wendell Malad and Jerome, with commentary on taxation and state budgeting.
The notice explains a 6 percent tax on articles like carpets, trunks, suitcases, purses, and lighting fixtures with price thresholds. Jewel ornaments and silver items also fall under taxation, while vendors must file monthly returns. Regulations and contact points for Boise and Pocatello are provided.
In the Severs Judicial District of Idaho Payette County petitioners seek formation of Drainage District No 2 to include 2580 acres with open ditches or tile drains. The plan outlines routes, land parcels, and benefits for health welfare public revenue and land value, naming owners and addresses and requesting legal formation under Idaho statutes.
Notice to land owners and interested persons in Payette County Idaho. The Seventh Judicial District Court sets hearing for April 4, 1923 at 9:00 AM in Payette Court House to consider petition to organize Drainage District No 2. Objections may be made by any person or corporation.
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