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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
4
Washoe Lodge No 28 AF and A M meets in Mac senile hall Thurston Crigh ton building on the second Tuesday evening each month. All sojourning Master Masons are invited to attend. W M H Avey and Bocy H Weider sign off.
A wartime era feature extols wireless telegraphy aboard ships and on land, noting Congresses laws permitting passenger steamers to sail with wireless equipment. It surveys vast profits, rising usage, and the belief that wireless may connect world and heaven, with implications for safety and communication. The piece references Brubaker and Malin Street in a reader’s letter about the technology’s future.
A Payette column from May 30 discusses a simple water cure for cattle bloat to be poured on the stomach area before dew dries. It claims relief within about 30 minutes and presents replacing trocar puncture as preferable if applied promptly. The notice warns violators face fines from 25 to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail.
Assessment notice from Terminus Lateral Ditch Co Ltd Payette Idaho states an assessment of 30 cents per share on capital stock payable May 27 1911 to secretary FW Griep or Fruitland State Bank Fruitland Idaho. Delinquent shares will be sold at public auction and payment before June 20 1911 includes advertising and sale costs. First published May 4.
David Gascho announces a well drilling business in Payette Valley inviting local patrons. He promises proper machinery and many years of experience to ensure customer satisfaction before placing orders. P O address New Plymouth Idaho, via Payette Land Co at the National Bank Building Payette Idaho.
A father writes about the value of daily companionship with sons. He urges fathers to be present, engage in activities, invite others, and share evenings with boys to build friendship and guidance. The piece quotes a father and son exchange about growing up together and continuing their lifelong chum bond.
A carload of hens shipped from Newton Kansas to Los Angeles arrived with hens and three cases of eggs. Freight was charged only on hens, not eggs or potential offspring. The railroad legal department sought an exit, ultimately ruling the carrier could not levy charges on natural increase en route.
Notice announces Albert J Hartley of French Idaho filed final commutation proof for SEYNE Sec 30 N5Y?K NWYNWY in Tp 9N R3W with the U S Commissioner L M Lyott in Payette Idaho. Witnesses listed: Jasper Roe George Brewer Arthur Wight William R Shimpall all of French Idaho.
Ice delivered to all areas. Contact F. 8. HY regarding 22 acre tracts two miles from free access, includes 10 acres of trees and water rights. See G. P. Abernathy for details.
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