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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
6
North Pacific Fruit Distributors inspector B F Tussing reports Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association pack and grade matches or surpasses Northwest standards. He notes improved labeling and district-specific color coding on fancy and extra fancy fruit.
Classified brief noting two stoves for sale. One is a used round oak stove in good condition listed as three months old. Contact details not clear in the fragment. Short, practical ad with minimal context.
A fragment from Ladies Home Journal presents a dialog where a character pleads with Annie and asks not to blow his brains out, while another insists the father thinks she has none. The snippet hints at a comic or tense domestic moment.
Fragmentary note shows a person asking Soni to lend $1 until Saturday. The sender mentions struggling with funds and plans to attend a vent on Saturday, asking for confirmation. A quoted line attributes a quote to Emerson about education and brains.
Major Rourke of General Crook uses a papoose doll to pacify a rebellious Apache band. A captured girl sobs at the fort until a doll from a former girl calms her and leads the tribe to return to the reservation. The doll’s power sways the community and the band moves back to the reserve.
Miss Dersay presents sealer jars with candy from city colors at the P. T. event. Ruth Mute, former Payette resident, has returned to attend the P. A. 3 class. Senior class elected Harold Prestel president Chloe Heldren vice president Ernest Stowberger secretary treasurer. Friday afternoons feature music. a New Victor Victrola was acquired from last year’s event proceeds and is used in the assembly hall. Friday September 19 1813 program included Humoresque and Hallelujah Chorus. Lonhoniers class held its first meeting September 26 with Crump presiding and Elza Biwars elected after a contested vote. Freshmen class enrolled about 56 students with officers Gard Wood president Frank Goodwin vice president Bessie Wright secretary-treasurer. Several H S students attended the Boise Fair and instructors joined them for a good time.
Weather report shows week ending Sept 39 with high of 3 on 28 and low of 25 on 25 26. Means 54 total precipitation .09 inches and greatest 24 hr precipitation .09. Four clear days two partly cloudy and one cloudy. Winds from the east. Allen observer notes. For rent seven room house on North Sixth. B Chapman.
Diamond W Fancy Groceries is promoted as the best salad dressing with years of experience backing the claim. Wadco Coffee is highlighted as a well known brand, offered at reasonable prices with exclusive agency rights and a range of steel cut tins.
Ancient plants formed vast forests in a thick foggy atmosphere as continents rode rising oceans. Large carbon rich vegetation decayed into peat then through geological time converted into coal, implying no further coal will be produced once current deposits are mined.
The Idaho Traction Company lists bus departures from Caldwell to Middleton Star Eagle Boise and to Nampa Meridian and Boise with varied times across morning and afternoon slots. Updated schedules show multiple daily trips and a December 15, 1942 effective date.
Nero the African lion and Kansas the Arabian stallion headline a 350‑animal program by Al G Barnes Circus. The show, billed as different, features a musical parade at 10 30 and two performances on Thursday October 9.
For sale a Mitchell wagon two saddles a Studebaker buggy harness and tack including a bridle set and delving harness. Also alfalfa pasture available for sale at 160 cash or on time. Contact J. O. Bowker Paynor L. G. Beall in Idaho. Phone numbers provided.
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