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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
6
A mixed clump of notices from Payette City Clerk about dog licenses with a discount by a certain date, plus miscellaneous anecdotes, a missing watch report, optimistic quotes, and small classifieds including a for rent notice for farmland in Payette Valley.
Idaho Attorney General Peterson seeks to end unlawful discrimination by Oregon Short Line against branch lines within Idaho. He asks the Public Utilities Commission to order rate equality with main lines for freight and passenger services, citing numerous branch routes and higher branch rates. The complaint, supported by a detailed list of line segments, argues branch rates are unlawful and unjust.
E E Dean shipped a car load of Idaho Russet potatoes to Salina Kansas on Saturday and another car on Monday. He has orders for enough potatoes to fill two more cars, enough to clean up the crop. Prices reached sixty cents per hundred pounds, with the lots graded to a standard.
Last Tuesday in June fixed by law for state party conventions to adopt platforms. County central committees will elect delegates, three times the county’s state representatives, with no proxies allowed and full voting rights for attending members. All parties must meet simultaneously to organize and publish their platforms. Also notices warn Road District No. 1 about no waste water on highways and stopping river-road dumping to avoid fines.
Abenudiul Iawa fete hosted at the home of the Misses Cres on Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Reed with a linen and ching shower and a luncheon in white May baskets. A musical program featured Lillian Cres with Love's Consolation and other items. guests included Reed, Tweedy, Rumbaugh, Blakesley, Johnson, Maxfield, Hobbs, Goodnow, Keeler, Williams, Lillian Cree, Reed sisters and Caldwell associates. A later bridge party by Mrs Albert Wilson and Miss Wilson used lacified decor and a coordinated color scheme. numerous invited ladies from area households attended, including Gorrie and Boise connections.
An advertisement promotes the Superior Union Suit with automatic opening features and reinforced crotch for durability. It claims self adjusting fit for all positions and sizes, urging readers to inspect the stock and choose style and fabric from $1.00 and up.
A sheriff sale is announced under an execution from the District Court of Idaho Canyon County. F A Gorham Jr. Eigentitle in Lots 9 and 10, Block 7 Master’s Townsite Payette is to be sold at public auction on June 1, 1914, 2 PM, Caldwell Court House.
Residence lots for sale at cut prices plus a standalone line about a bean power sprayer for $150, cabbage tomato and pansy plants from Greenhouse, and 8 Holstein cows for quick sale. Notice by Glesler's store and C. M. Pease, New Plymouth, Phane 11-5.
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