The Newspaper's Function in Editorial Policy
The editor notes many papers omit editorial columns as editors find profit in other work. Readers want news not opinion and newspapers should furnish facts for readers to draw their own conclusions. The piece asserts newspapers once mentored politics but now educate readers to think for themselves. Ehrie, Ellendale, Mina.
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Bricslyn Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Eugie
Ellendale
Mina
Why Congratulate The Caldwell Idahoan Opinion Row
A Idaho newspaper letter questions the propriety of congratulating the Nampa Record for county printing bids. It argues newspapers lose money to keep rivals from profits and mocks the idea of congratulating a “witguided brother” while detailing costs, urging readers to organize against such contracts.
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Caldwell Tdahoan
Nampa
Canyon County
Tdahoan
Idaho
uUaey
Washington
Portland Stock Yards Prices and Market Conditions Report
The Portland stock yards show receipts of 4312 cattle and 4597 sheep with calves at 113 and hogs at 55. Prices vary: prime fed cattle around 8.00 to 9.00, good calves steady near 2.90 to 6.60, cows 7.15, bulls 6.00, and swine facing a weak week with hogs around 9.00 and 7.00 region. Trade remains firm for some classes while beef tension and market breadth show mixed signals across the board.
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Hornes
Albaxisting Pacific
Mitia Cowetast Memand Irim Anxfees Bayeres
Stoere
Witte
Marcel
Sabrina
Payette Greyhounds Triumph Over Welser on Canning Grounds
In a 4 to 0 win, Payette Greyhounds shut down Welser as R. Darnell drove in three runs. Brockman mishandled a key ball, aiding Payette’s offense while Tyson and Waters contributed, keeping Welser’s bats mostly quiet. Next Sunday Payette hosts Ontario Binebirds at the Canning Factory grounds.
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Payette
Ortarls
Wolsor
Payette Greyhounds
Canning Factory
Leabe
Erie
Idaho
Iittle
Greyhounds
Welser Battery
Ro Darnell
Tomleson
A. Shaite
Powell
Shake
Slate
Ry Shake
Darffell
H. Shake
Darnell
R. Tanke
Tonnelaon
Hhe
Tynen
Brockman
Mearvile Shake
Darwits
G. Darnell
Akins
Tyaon
Elwell
Grant
Thut
Weiler
Dreyhounds
Ontarie Binebirds
Welver
We Hincop
Weiser—Higgins
Ij E. Bucsmas
Tyson
Waters
Biwell
Green
I Brockman
Payetter Vannell
Hie
Little Willow Notes of Welver Family Gatherings
Mrs. Frank Farrout and children of Welver spend a week at her parents home in French with five siblings at one table for the first time in sixteen years. Neighbors and relatives, including Mr John Syme and Mrs McAulley, hosted a royal dinner and a midnight luncheon. Local work and visits fill the valley as residents report on ranches roads and wool transport to Payette.
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Frank Farrout
Welver
John Syme
French
Farroutt
McAulley
North Dakota
John Blam
Chas
Madden
Movillan
Tako
Sweat
Idaho
Mea
L. H. Patton
Chimp Ranch
Katherine Stirm
de Harsh
Bolton Ranch
Ontri
Willams
R, YS Currin
J. M. Davis
Fruitand Beach
George Brower
A. D. Moss
H. Busey
Mre Ri &Gen
Vale
Danc
Mack Phipps
M, P, Baird
Mise Millers
Or .Sen
Ing
Albert
Albert Ayers
Misa Hazel
R. Y. Currin
Ss. W. R. Shimp
Elva Miller
J. M. McClunahen
Keystone’ Valley
McClenahen
Tea and social notices sweep through Payette area
A frayed, era-filled social column notes a tea gathering, birthday party, and garden fete invitations in Payette and nearby. Guests include Mrs. Coctt Horry of Payette and Mrs. J. H. Wenton of Mesquite Oregon, with various local clubs and hosts listed alongside visits from Mrs. Elmer Latels and many others.
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Bengeto
Jack
Coctt Horry
Payette
Pugh
Pusor
Boar
H. V. Catkina
George Windle
Kearnwg
Nebraska
Calkins
J. H. Wenton
Mesquite
Oregon
Elmer Latels
Manis
Mira
Fritehman
Miss Carrier
Star
C. ¥. Lunttig
Muller
Woods
Wilbur Carter
Dainty Cfealaents Woo
Side-Lights From The Y. M. C. A. Campaign Highlights
Reports show a major unit drive with LaGrande’s eight day effort reaching or surpassing a $30,000 goal and climbing to $40,112, aided by key figures like I. P. Rhodes. The Swastikas boys club and a new Old Testament course are noted, alongside the Cincinnati convention and international leadership shaping North American Association work.
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Hessemeier
LaGrande
M.C. A
Sila 6
I. P.” Rhodes
Cincinnati
Batalgar Actiove
International Committee of
New York
U. S
Canada
North America
India
China
South America
Sherwood Kdey
C. T. Wang
Walvar Rauachenbusch
Rochester Uniersity
Jeremiah W. Jenks
New Republic of China
Robert B. Speer
J John SR Mott
Student Christian Federation
Pirhapa
Payette Ordinance Amends Fire Limits Section
The Payette city council enacts Ordinance No 232 amending section 1 of Ordinance 126 which fixes fire limits within the corporate limits and provides for penalties for violations. The ordinance details the change to the fire limit section and implements the updated enforcement provisions.
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City of
Payette
Fire limits ordinance amended for Payette Idaho 1913
The city council of Payette Idaho amends fire limits sections detailing the West halves of several blocks in Gorries Addition and Muetors Original Townsite as platted and recorded. The ordinance becomes effective after publication and is signed by Dr. Compton as attorney and Martin C. Luther as City Clerk.
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City of
Payette
Tahoe
Muetors
Paystle
Canyon County
Ida- Sobe
Idaho
Ning
1913
Compton
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