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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
2
The notice lists Will Wells as owner editor and manager of the weekly Bunterprise published every Thursday. It shows a post office mailing instruction under the 1879 Act with date May 27 1920 and references Pay Ve Lane.
R C Leffingwell Assistant Secretary of the Treasury warned before the Academy of Political Science that Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes were misused as spending money, helping depress prices. He urged cutting government spending, stopping profiteering, and promoting saving and productive investment to restore stability, urging less consumption and more prudent fiscal policy.
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco published a weekly table of Liberty Bond yields. Victory Liberty Loan notes at 4.75% yield 6.46 at 95 3/8, the highest yet recorded, with most Liberty issues yielding over five percent.
Miss Cayenne laments a money driven marriage and foresees complaints from all involved about having chosen poorly. The remark frames a cynical view of transactional matchmaking and its bitter aftermath.
The Y auxiliary led by Mrs. Musgrove held a yearly gathering in the basement of the Y. Officers and eight directors were chosen, with eight seats refilled. The report shows pledge receipts of 4792.41 and mortgage fund activity, plus a June meeting plan and three key success essentials.
The Church of God Revival closes with a 6 a.m. sunrise service led by the pastor, a 10 a.m. Sunday School, an 11 a.m. divine worship for new converts, 3 p.m. river baptism, and a 7:30 p.m. farewell address by Rev. Barbour after three weeks of outreach.
Poem critiques men who grumble after failure and belong to the lazy creed that shuns initiative. The speaker mocks their ivory headed thunder, satirical and brisk in tone.
The Packers deny storing for profit and claim they keep items for breakfast. Chisago women begin a hygiene and exercise course to aid reduction. For sale items include Crab colored Baby carriage, 46 dollars. Short Horn Bull and Studebaker Six 1917 model. small pigs. hay bundles. Listings credited to local individuals and businesses with contact notes.
A student assures the examiner the composition is purely original. The examiner suspects accidental dictionary word use, but the student pleads originality and upholds the claim. Nearby, a church collection vignette shows Tommy swapping a penny to cover a guest’s lack of funds, offering to pay and hide under the seat.
A fragment echoes a proverb about the wicked exposing themselves by their speech and slips. The Boston Globe quotation ties moral judgment to language use. No identifiable people or events are provided.
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