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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
6
A past article notes Payette residents drew up a light hearted local code of resolutions. It includes daily smiles church support family happiness helping neighbors planting trees and shrubs and voting responsibly. It also urges subscribing to the hometown paper and keeping it paid ahead.
The Fruitland ladies formed a Service Link after learning about the American White Cross. Officers elected include President Mrs A A Steatler, Vice Presidents Mrs F B Spainhower and Mrs Grant Fisher, Secretary Mrs BE Sheman, Treasurer Mrs H S Black, and Girls' Commander Mrs G C Todd. Mrs Stetlar urged the community to join and support the movement. The item ends with a humorous note about a makeup man and a schoolboy quip on journalists and editors.
A rustic speaker argues the lure of urban living is a dream, urging appreciation for farm life as paradise. He notes city temptations fade with time, urging readers to sample rural freedom before chasing artificial success and police presence.
Classified notices include honey for sale at corner 6th St and 3rd Ave N by Howard G. Griffin, March 9 2. Rentals list a furnished one two room apartment at 1023 1st Avenue South, March 16 13. Help wanted for ranch work, inquire at this office, March 16 13. Rhode Island Red ewes for hatching $1.00 per 15 by Wm. Candell, 225 South 18th St Payette, March 16 13. Jersey cows for sale by Alf Hallman, Lovers Lane M.1611. The Press column features Verses and notes on historical figures and a feature on Auto Figures in The Country.
Albert L. Jackson, born September 10 1855 in Minnesota, died March 4 1922 in Long Beach California after a paralysis. Survived by wife Katherine Cope and a daughter, three brothers and three sisters. He lived in Idaho from 1873 and in Weiser/Wolser for farming and stock raising before moving to California seven years ago. Funeral services held in Long Beach under Masonic auspices with interment there. The community extends sympathy to the family.
The Baptist Church ladies host a chicken pie supper at the YMCA dining room Friday from 6 to 9 30 p m A special table is reserved for business men and merchants and professional men are invited to attend
An editor in Bartlesville Oklahoma was severely beaten by a policeman displeased with a published article. A fellow editor notes such assaults have long occurred since printing began, yet editors persist in printing the truth despite violence.
Official notice shows the City Council of Payette will accept sealed bids for street sprinkling for the 1922 season on April 3 with a 5 pm deadline. Plans and specs available at the City Clerk office. council may reject all bids. Also notices street exclusions from the sprinkling district and a hearing on objections, with petitions due April 8. A separate notice offers an advertising lesson from a local paper.
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