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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
4
A 1916 message notes enrollment growth but lingering gaps in training for bookkeepers stenographers and typewriters. It urges interested youths to enter the school despite high demand and generous pay for inexperienced staff, emphasizing career value and business opportunities.
John T. Jefferis, sheriff, will sell at the Payette County Courthouse on December 20 1919 at 2 PM the parcel Lot 3 Section 22 Township 8 North Range 5 West Payette Idaho to satisfy the decree in favor of Delia A. Moss against Emma M. Spencer S J Spencer C Miller and Sara J. Miller. The sale is by order of the Seventh Judicial District Court.
In Payette County Idaho H G Gardner as trustee for Payette County sues Ernest W Crago and unknown wife to foreclose delinquent 1916 taxes on parts of Section 23 Township 6 North Range 4 West E M with total due of 5.94 plus interest and costs. Defendants must answer within twenty to forty days. Last publication December 18 1919.
Nine lots with fair house and good annual income centrally located. Forty acres partly improved and well located land offered at modest cash prices with favorable terms. Twenty acres well improved with easy terms and a $1650 price. Three lots with a good house and easy terms. house cannot be built for that price. Cow for sale and small livestock listings included. Contact W. M. Copeland, Room 8 First National Bank Bids.
A critical portrait of Persian dervishes describing wandering beggars who seek tribute with horn calls and a weapon. They travel between towns, offer fortune telling and prayers, sell charms, cure illness, and remit earnings to their chief after a living wage.
The Green Mountain club’s Skyline trail through Bread Loaf Mountain area prompts renaming nearby peaks. Mounts Abraham Lincoln become Mounts Grant Cleveland Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, creating a rival presidential range in Vermont alongside the historic Mount Washington group.
The Globe theater tale recounts Violet Vanbrugh recalling a prank during a Romeo and Juliet tour. Juliet, short on a poison prop, drank ink from a stage ink bottle, staining her chin and dress as the audience roared. The anecdote, shared via a London Tit-Bits remark, highlights early career humor.
The article notes plastic surgeons expanding beyond war injuries to cosmetic gains. It claims baldness could be cured by grafting skin from elsewhere on the head, providing a new covering for bald patches.
In the Fiji islands trade notes shirts gain popularity among Fijians. Soft tennis shirts with collars sell freely for dressy occasions when natives wear white or cream. Demand grows for khaki shorts and trousers. Shorts vary from plain to buckle-knee styles, worn under or instead of loin cloth. Umbrella sales also noted.
High grade piano in Payette offered for quick sale with liberal terms to a responsible party. Details available from The Denver Music Company, Denver, Colorado. Also notes on tires for sale, and an ad seeking 30 to 40 acres near town for dairy operations with buildings. Contact C B Redfield Pendleton Oregon. Additionally rye for sale by Rarl Hurd Fruitland.
Lost and for sale items listed with observant directions. Owners seek stray cattle brands DF FN W and a circle Q. contact Paul Quickert French Idaho. A heavy gray wool sweater missing after a move near Washoe road. Also real estate loan and 20 acre sale near Fruitland with contact details.
A fragmented report outlines development plans at Werissin and Wer Establishad involving agriculture, invention, and manufacturing. Readers note referenced names and dates are unclear, but the piece signals organizational interest and regional activity.
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