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Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1921

Page

6

Payette City Dads Hold Session and Appointments

Payette Idaho May 4 1924 the Payette City Council met at City Hall with Mayor Woodward presiding. Appointments to city offices were confirmed including City Attorney A O Sutton City Engineer C P Latth Lattig City Marshal A C Peaske Street Commissioner Allen Stegall and Water Works officials. Council also elected Charles A Smith as city council president and designated Payette Enterprise as the official city newspaper.

Payette Idaho City Mall P. M Woodward Blair Peace Sherwood Spaulding Muggrove Pease Ida City Hall Pouse Amith Christian Copeland Coyne City of A. 0. Sutton P. Lattig A. C. Peaske Allen Stegall H. Alden Gov. Cornqilus Smith Woodwerd A. C. Sutton C. P. Lat C. P. Lat Hes For City Marshal, A.C. Fenske Allen Bixgall HE. H. Alden Goa Cornafins Chas. A. Smith J. W. Spautling E. W. Pease A.W. Christian A. W.christian W. Potherwood C. A. Smith EW. Pease L. W Widing L. W. Spaulding W. M. Copeland W. #. Sherwood J. W. Posse A. W. Christian WM. Copeland W. ¥. Sherwood

Herbert's Greater Minstrels at Emma Theater May 12

The largest minstrel company of real negro talent will appear at the Emma Theater on Thursday May 12. The 40 premieres of genuine Negro minstrelsy promise a performance out of the ordinary with characters that novelty the amusement. Public seats are on sale and a noon parade along the street will feature a big free attraction during the parade The Great Adam e.

Emma Theater Emma Adame

American Legion Week Observed Across State

The week from May to May 14 will be known as American Legion Week observed statewide. The Legion lines urge all eligible residents to join to strengthen the organization at national state and local levels.

American Legion Legion

High School Notes Highlight Seniors and Fall Events

Payette High School notes cover Seniors’ senior party with a rose and gray theme, a gymnasium program, dancing and refreshments, and a serpentine cap-waving finale. Recent sports include Payette’s baseball win 7 to 6 over New Plymouth, and a track meet victory 77 to 43 against Caldwell. Crime notes recount a theft arrest and gambling charges involving local youths, with court appearances upcoming.

New Plymouth Payette Flarry Sanger Didahied Ciisa Berding

Willard Threaded Rubber Battery Offers Long Service

The advertisement promises durable Willard Threaded Rubber Battery insulation that protects plates beyond simple separation. It claims threaded rubber insulation resists warping cracking pitting and carbonization, extending battery life and saving cost over time.

Poultrymen Hold Cooperative Marketing Conference

Poultrymen from six South Idaho counties met in Boise to discuss forming a cooperative poultry marketing association. C B Ross chaired. Tren Moore spoke on marketing challenges and Washington and Oregon co-ops. A committee from six counties was formed to explore the plan, with H T Lewis named as Payette representative.

Chamber of Commerce Boise Idaho Poultry Marketing Association C. B. Ross Sec’y State Farm Bureau Tren Moore Idaho Extension Service Washington Co-Operative Marketing Association C. L. Upson Pacific Co-operative Poultry Producers Oregon South Idaho H. T. Lewis Payette County

Savings stamps promote small investments in government securities

For small savings the 25 cent Thrift Stamp and the new $1 Treasury Savings Stamp are sold, convertible into interest paying Government Savings securities. A dollar a week for ten years yields $638.68, illustrating compound interest as many Americans invest their savings in these securities.

Uncle Sam Treasury

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Igni- Lion Herbert Foenaka Ray Haworth Will Jefferis Caldwell Geo, Pox Canyon County L. Justice L. Lowers Poultrymen Mee Lng Roy Cox A. 5. Worth A. J. Shearer Ina Scrivner BR. Ly Spangler Washington Warren G. Harding Marion Ohio President Harding California Nin Little Tice Harding Willard Arteries Payette Equity Exchange Tata ST Elee Sweet Singers Clover Payette Pharmacy E. C. Keith & Son
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