R. E. Haynes Named Payette County Prosecuting Attorney
R E Haynes takes office as Payette County prosecuting attorney. He will serve in the First National Bank Building.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
R E Haynes takes office as Payette County prosecuting attorney. He will serve in the First National Bank Building.
Classified notice lists E B Holmes dentist at Thurston building above Easter Fee Lands Office and J W Easter fee lands office upstairs in Payette. Attorney F H Lyon located in Lyon Block and office in the First National Bank Building with special attention to non resident property care.
The Baptist New World Movement launches a five year campaign aiming to raise 100 million, with Western state conferences beginning March 16 under Field Director A A Protzman. State directors include Holmes, Goggins, Witty, Cress, Scott, Lucas, Anderson, Liven good, and Sims. Western allotments total about 10.7 million. The effort seeks higher minister salaries and broader Americanization, emphasizing lay participation.
The account recalls Lawrence of Arabia leading Bedouins and 3000 camels in a striking entry into El-Wish. Feisal attended in white with a red headcloth as colonel described a barbaric splendor of desert conquest. Also noted is the regular W R C meeting at Yeoman Hall with Elizabeth Clanton and Jenette Kirkendall.
Calvin Keller and Bennett Black operate as notaries in Payette Idaho with offices noted. The row lists their names and professional roles within the local notary practice.
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