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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice or letter about a request or inquiry. Names or places are unclear, with several garbled terms suggesting a dated or typographical error filled item. The readable bits indicate a petition or appeal context rather than a full event.
Treasury figures show twenty one months of U S war with Germany cost 26.366 billion dollars with total war bill near 26.858 billion. Loans to Allies ran about 380 million monthly while Liberty Loans raised about 16 billion. Britain’s cost is listed at 40.64 billion with Germany at 38.75 billion excluding potential dem. own debt noted as unsettled.
The piece argues the phrase good hands applies to the airman not the driver. It claims good hands and light feet prevent motor issues such as chopping, jerking, and rough starts, enabling smooth speed changes and gear balance, though the analogy to reins and a sensitive horse is questioned.
Herbert Johnson of the Saturday Evening Post draws a warning scene where a wolf touts fake and flawed stocks to a flock of humanlike wheat buyers trading Liberty Bonds. Uncle Sam, the shepherd, looks on as holders are urged to hold their bonds and avoid selling for less than their value.
Classified notice mix of real estate and probate items from Payette Idaho 1919. Includes a rental offer for a modern six room house with steam heat and bath, plus notices to creditors for Albert Crown and Alfred Smith estates, and a public sale advertising small ranch and district court summons against Scritchfield and others with mortgage details, dates, and attorney filings.
A brief notice seeking payment in kind for a specified quantity of vegetables. The notice lists 100 pounds of carrotts and credits D H Snow borough as the associated party. The language is terse and non-committal.
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