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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
8
A compact excerpt surveys lese majesty from Roman to American contexts, notes on Tiberian penalties and German law, then pivots to a meditation on music as a universal language and its moral power, followed by a soldier’s burden and a quip about a judge and a slumbering prisoner.
Payette residents are warned that a November city council meeting directed police to enforce a new ordinance banning bicycle riding on sidewalks. The police department will actively enforce, and citizens are urged to cooperate. signed by Chief J.T. Jefferis. Also notes a local letter about rationing sugar and buying groceries cash to save 10 to 20 percent, urging readers to read the cash-for-groceries slogan in the Thursday edition.
The article argues mountain laurel should be the U S national flower for its unique U S heritage and wide distribution. It also reports Dr Oswald at Glasgow Lunatic Asylum claiming war reduces insanity by changing poverty's mental impact and elevating work standards, noting poverty and unemployment as more insanity causes than war.
Religion of Russia how Christianity entered in nine century era church, Slavonic liturgy not Greek, and church naming. Census notes six percent of Russian population professing this faith. Sale listing includes kitchen cabinet dining set and furniture items with Mrs Flora Chalflant contact.
Washoe Lodge 28 invites all visiting Master Masons to attend the second Tuesday evening meeting at the Thurston-Crighton building. An official gathering seeks fraternal participation and orderly conduct.
Weather report shows week ending November 6 with high 68 on the 4th and low 15 on the 31st, mean 43, total precip .05, greatest 24 hours .05, four clear days, three cloudy days, wind SE EB F. Notices include sale of 250 feet 6 inch seed and hand pipe, appointment of Miss Esther Russell as deputy clerk, and several classifieds seeking horses, culled apples at Idaho Vinegar and Pickling Co at $6.50 per ton, and a span of mares 5 to 6 years old 1200 to 1300 pounds.
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