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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
6
A satirical diatribe argues editors do not need money to run a newspaper. It mocks donations and mortuary notices while praising editors as resilient, charitable figures who deserve thanks and reader loyalty despite financial pressures.
Governor Colquitt signed an emergency act creating state owned cotton warehouses to aid farmers during the European crisis. A special session enacted the measure with a large majority. it becomes law pending possible permanent statutes in January. The act allows cotton to be stored for profitable sale while other grains also qualify for storage.
For sale a pair of well broken saddle ponies suitable for children. Walter Watts offers them at a cheap price if sold immediately. Also a carpet cleaning service by Stevens promised. Vacuum cleaning will occur in Payette between October 10 and 20. Stand by for arrival.
T A Wayne serves as superintendent and J W Bloyd is pastor. Sunday School begins at 10 A M, preaching at 11 A M, Christian Endeavor at 7 P M, and Wednesday Prayer and Praise at 8 P M. Everyone is welcome to all services.
The United States Department of Commerce and Labor released a 1912 debt report showing Idaho's state debt at 2,451,000 dollars, per capita debt of 5.92, and a population share of four tenths of one percent. National debt stands at 1,028,000,000 dollars and world indebtedness at 42,000,000,000 dollars.
Estate sale notice offers 35 residence lots with free water for irrigation and prices from 44 to 250 dollars. One eight room residence with furnace and large barn included. Corner lots in Bol ee available as bargains.
Nations owe about two thirds of global debt and its share grows as war drains finances. Experts say the conflict costs an average of 50 million dollars daily. Local notices advertise goods for sale rent rooms and services including horses brood sows and music lessons. licenses for 1914 game are also sold.
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