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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
2
Payette Enterprise under Will Wells laments strikes and idle men while praising women who labored hard during harvest and saved crops. The piece calls for serving God, doing honest work, and avoiding class tensions as economic hardship narrows. It contrasts industrious women with idle men causing strikes and unemployment.
About 260000 pieces of lost luggage belonging to American Expeditionary Forces remain unclaimed at Hoboken New Jersey docks. Items include 20000 trunks 15000 bedrolls 5000 suitcases and 110000 barrack bags marked with names only. Owners must send claims to Lost Baggage Branch Pier No 2 Hoboken and provide full description last military and home addresses and any identifying details. Government will forward baggage by express at government expense. Publicity urged in local papers and other channels.
In a large U S manufacturing town the worn grindstones from thousands of shops are repurposed to form a stone wall around a plant. Each stone, once a tool in God’s workshop, is placed with honor, illustrating a life of sacrifice and steady service that wears out yet gains eternal value. The piece argues Christian duty as ongoing labor, contrasting earthly effort with heavenly reward.
Adam Myers recovery at his brother's Caldwell area home. Earl Coats and Mrs Coats visited with her parents. Mack Phipps from Huntington Oregon visited Mrs Phipps. George Coats hauling lumber for a new ranch house and denies marriage plans. Soren Gissel and Makelsen families visited on New Plymouth Beach. Treling from Lewiston will winter in valley. carpenters busy in Payette. Mrs Earl Coats visited Mrs Walter Shimp. Ted Smith rents his place to James H Haden. Jack Syme bought a beach farm. John and Jack moving soon. Mrs Syme in Portland. Wm Syme in valley. Parson aiding Walter Shimp’s new house. Elam family visiting. Gordon Dia, Major Barns, Dr Crauch called on friends. McIntyres and Windles in Payette. Glenna Ferry assisted with desert land proof. Van Duson from Emmett checked the company rameh.
The Payette Idaho city council enacts rules for private property to connect to the Local Sewerage Improvement District No. 1 sewer system. It outlines boundary descriptions, licensing, fees, and payment conditions, plus penalties for noncompliance and cross-border connections with other districts. The ordinance requires licenses, upfront payments, and licensed plumbers for any connection and reiterates repealing conflicting ordinances while preserving pending actions. The text also includes an alias summons for a separate property tax foreclosure case in Payette County District Court.
The ordinance grants a privilege for lands within Local Sewer Improvement District No 1 but states it does not release the property from Local Sewer Improvement District No 2. It takes effect upon passage approval and publication. Signed by Mayor I R Woodward and City Clerk Martin C Luther with attestations.
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