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Fragmentary text lists scattered terms and names including Pay Jen and ASC components. Content is too garbled to identify a clear event, person, or organization with reliable context for a proper summary.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists scattered terms and names including Pay Jen and ASC components. Content is too garbled to identify a clear event, person, or organization with reliable context for a proper summary.
A letter argues that organized reuse of existing garments could reduce demand for new woolens and lower prices. It suggests every man wear his old suit two more months, freeing millions of suits to increase supply and help clothing factories catch up.
A public campaign from May 17 spans four weeks to raise awareness of shipping, trucking, and road and rail development. It argues trucks cut costs and boost farm production, cites USDA figures, notes Idaho’s underdeveloped facilities, and links freight by road to broader economic growth and better rural services. The piece also includes a reflection on social welfare and church roles.
Payette hosts the Idaho Stath Sunday School Association annual convention May 25 to 27 at the Methodist church, with Rev H E Mows as chair and Prof T R Neilson directing music. A grand hymnbook and book display will accompany sessions, banners crown the best-attended school, and advance registration includes meals and lodging. May 9 is Mother s Day and May 16 is state wide visitation day with superintendents urged to visit another school.
A fragmented list outlines types of women celebrated or criticized by the Portia Club. It catalogs categories from University graduates to independent and mission-driven women, noting social aims, club membership, popularity, companionship, and public image.
The auxiliary shifts regular meetings to the first Monday and elected officers for the coming year. A lunch and sewing session precede a shower for the Y dining room and dormitory with needed kitchen and furniture items. A membership drive and possible swimming pool addition are discussed as future assets for the association.
Ordinance No 327 by Musgrone vacates and closes part of First Avenue South Payette Idaho. Describes the block from the northwest corner of Sixth Street intersection west 75 feet, south 100 feet, east 75 feet, north 100 feet to the starting point. Passed May 3 1920. attested by City Clerk.
Real salesmen with car preferred in locality to sell Coraja Patent rubber inner tubes. Earn 50 to 200 weekly with territory free. Start with $6 order. Dallas Texas address. State managers openings with capital required to earn 500 to 2000 per month.
The YM YWCA notes growing membership among boys aged eight to ten and planned summer expansions in programs at the Payette Man and Women manufacturing plant. An upcoming Ladies Auxiliary event precedes the annual election, with social activities and a switch to new club rooms for the girls and Women’s department. A May Day breakfast featured a decorated dining room, guest speakers, and a toast mistress.
A boy borrows a neighbor’s puppy to prove it behaves, but the pup chews up a cherished Christmas toy. Frustrated, he declares no more pups and asks for a ten year old dog.
The well known humorist and cartoonist was to join the boarding house but arrived aloof and insisted on a small table by himself. He drew the chair to the table and faced the wall while entertaining guests with neither meeting nor mingling. A disappointment to the guests.
Excerpt shows a skit of a wealthy patient pleading a doctor to help for a cold, with a brusque reply about being busy. Wry dialogue contrasts entitled demand with blunt professionalism amid a home sector setting. The piece riffs on debt, respect, and aging appearances through terse exchanges.
For sale a garage measuring ten by fourteen feet tied to a property in O. H. Mus grove. The asking date listed is May first, 1912.
For sale a barn fitted for two horses and two cows with a hay shed on River Street. Bargain price. Inquiries at this office. Also wanted a small house or apartment close in. No children. W. Bader at A. E. Wood Office IL. For sale two milch cows. Phone 4-21 Fruitland.
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