Payette Enterprise historic masthead and note
Fragmentary OCR shows Payette Enterprise masthead with owners Wells and Browns, editor and publisher Brown, and postmark details. Mentions registration Aug 31 1907, Fay ete Idaho and Western Idaho Press Association. Partial stray line “Forget him face which way he with one bale is yet behind.” May 1 Thursday fragment.
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Western
Idalo Pass
Hackney
Promigent
Jenners
Vicw
G. Burroughs
Idaho Tariff Debate Raises Lead Zinc Wool Questions
May Day sessions on the Underwood bill showed a Democratic majority rejecting all Republican and Progressive amendments. Representative French noted Idaho’s key schedules including lead zinc and wool, urging staged modification and a Tariff Board based reform. The plan aims to protect producers while easing consumer costs, with a proposed three stage timetable and a Panitt Commission to align duties with reports. A humorous editorial aside critiqued editor wealth from sensational pieces.
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French
Idaho
Todd
Dave
Congress
Tariff Board
Congress iMionild
Nampa Man Shows Dairy Profit With Twenty-Five Cows
Nampa dairy farmer J.S. Stinson records a net 2500 profit from twenty-five cows on twenty acres. Prof. H. P. Rinehart and Idaho College tests track costs, milk and butter income, with cows averaging 100 yearly profit per animal. Cows fed on owned land, oats, and pasture alternatives, milk surplus fed to hogs to boost returns.
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Adaho
J.S. Stiison
H. P. Rinehart
Idaho Agricultural College
Prof
Rinehart
Jursy
Alli
Nampa
Walter Johnson to marry noted Washington pitcher to wed Miss Scully
Washington baseball icon Walter Johnson plans marriage to Wise Anna B Scully a 19 year old Cambridge Mass girl. The notice notes his fame from the Washington club and links to regional interest among fans and papers.
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Payette
Walter Johnson
Washington
Welner
Ie Wise
Anna B. Scully
Popwar
Cambridge
Mass
Litle Willow Notes From Weiser Visitors And Local Happenings
Local notes detail Mr Van Bicklyn and friends visiting Bolton ranch guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Holton. A. B. Hardye travels to Midvale by horse and plans a brief visit with his parents. Mrs W R Shimp hosted neighbors for Mrs J H Ringer. Adelaide Mitchell of Fruitland visited the Syme home. Br Johnston of Weiser Creamery installed another US separator for B Giesel. Walter Scimp won a 95 purse in a horse race with King. Eastside schools prepare a term end program. J M McClenahen in Payette. Mrs M E Perkins of Huntington Oregon to move Willow Heights home. Currin resumes travels and telephones broken by a wagon collision. William Syme returns from Baker City for a visit. Local traders in Payette and road improvements noted. The Drink Wine Brot auto service expands as roads improve to Bee. Several residents engaged in various work and travel.
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van Bicklyn
Weiser
Bolton Ranch
Walter KR. Scimp
Walter
Eastside
J. M. McClenahen
E Payette
Baker City
John Syme
French
R. Y. Currin
Payette
Bee
New Plymouth Notes Recap Of Local Social Life
Mrs. Ray Bliss of Payette visited with A. H. Bise and wife. A concert opening and a May pole party featuring the Baptist church youth, Camp Fire Girls, and various gatherings are noted. A wedding unites Bertha Ring er and Stanley Day. Local trades include Clark Beamgard’s confectionery and hog shipments to Portland. The town hosts dances, church events, and school activities with multiple visits from relatives and friends.
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Ray Bliss
Payette
A. H. Bise
Aliee Bliss
Cox
Jn Payette
Renrye Weldoar
New Plymouth
Bend
Kedson
Frisby
The
Baptist Church
Packard
L. J. Blayden
Baby
Homer Anderson
Huntington
Ore
Davis
W. T. Drysdale
Portland
Ormuna Oruko
Bernard Eastman
Uttle
Camp Pira
T. H. Gilbert
Dorothy
Ruth Phil Nber
Clark Beamgard
T. E. Chadwick
Bertha May Ringer
Stanley Robert Day
Bred Ringer
Otto Albert
Paul"Roy
Lynch Phillips
Fairmont
Garden Party and Grange Meeting Items
Social notes from Lower Payette Valley recount a tea hosted by Mrs. Robert Harris with several guests including Mrs. Windle and daughter Helen. Upcoming events mention Garden Pete June 19 on Orchard Avenue and a Garden Fete candy booth, plus a Grange meeting Friday night at the Chapter House.
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Robert Harris
Mesdames Sidford
Cha
Brown, Jr
Michael Harr
Pugh
Stoughton
Clayton
Ashworth
Windle
Miss Piper
Helen
Michael Harris
Lidford
Orchard Avenue Grange
Chapter House
Irene Harland
Verd Crouch
Fenske
David Owyer
Washington
Fritchman
Mrs. Oster
Garden
Community News From District 6 and Local Socials
District No 6 reports one member on the sick list last week. Mrs John Diedrichsen visits Payette to stay with Mrs Maria Asmussen. Mrs Henry Hansen hosted a birthday gathering with Hagermann Carstena Noble Sick Asmussen Diedrichsen Gerlach Emma Carstens attending. John Diedrichsen returns to Boise for work. Mrs Carl Asmussen gave a Sunday party with Bick Hansen Diedrichsen Gerlach Horn Klingerbiehl and Mrs C E B Cox visiting from New Plymouth. piano tuner C B Robinson worked on several pianos locally. Mr and Mrs Burt Purcell of Waeh- Ino visited the Purcell family. John Walker recovers from spotted fever. Miss Mary Hutchinson returns home to Indian Valley after a month away. Mrs Theodor Paulsen improving after illness. Isaac Phipps, fresh from Virginia, stayed at the Walker home. Cabbage and tomato plants for sale 36 per hundred. Stonehead cabbage and tomato plants offered by Mrs A Grimes Fruitland. For Sale young brood sow listed by Mrs E A Staline Sons. Practical nurse seeking engagements at Commercial Hotel. Some dried fruit requested by the office for sale.
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Wm. Klingerbiebl
John Diedrichsen
Payette
Hom
Maria Asmussen
Henry Hansen
Mesdames Hagermann
Carstena
Noble
Sick
Asmussen
Diedrichsen
Gerlach
Emma Carstens
Burt Purcell
Waeh- Ino
R. P. Purcell
John Walker
Mary Hutchinson
Indian Valley
Theodor Paulsen
Isaac Phipps
Virginia
Walker
Local Farm Loans and Mixed Classifieds in Payette
Offers include farm loan security approximately 200.00 and 1000.09 local money. For sale items include a milk cow, kitchen cabinet, settee, two saddle horses, and shares of Farmers Direct Water stock. Wanted a capable cook. Payette Idaho listings note plants, hay, produce, and housing options. Contact G W Button and Payette Valley railroad office for details.
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327 Ltd
W. Button
C. A. Berding
Rocky Ford
Thurston's
Strauss
Payette Green House
Nelson Wilber
Payette Fruit Packing Co
Payette Valley Allroad
Mountain farmer’s oxen named for comic faults in Kentucky yarn
A lecturer on a rough Kentucky road hears a farmer plow with four oxen named by comic faults. The Methodis’ is steady but fidgets, the Baptist balks at water, the Cambellite won’t hone but obeys, and the Presbyterian keeps the group together yet sulks. Local notices list residents and a wanted ad seeks teams of strong heavy work horses, 15 to 18 hands.
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Kentucky
Willin
Day
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