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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

4

Payette Enterprise Weekly Thursday News Lead

Americans exhaust timber faster than it regrows in warnings from Yale Forest School head Colonel Henry Solon Graves. The Senate Forestry Committee hears testimony from experts in Western lumber states, noting the Federal Forestry Department must lead national reforestation efforts amid a broad timber supply crisis.

Henry Solon Graves Yale Forest School Senate Committee On Foreatry JL. McNary Oragon Federal Forestry Department

Want Ads Feature Various Goods and Services

A selection of classified offers lists items for sale including a Steele Range with waterfront and warming oven, Ford Touring car, Underwood typewriter and dairy cows. Also advertised are rentals, real estate land, a timber acreage, and job opportunities for hosiery sales, with lost and found notices and a nurse service.

B. Shanks

Forest loss prompts federal reforestation push debate

In a historical assessment the speaker laments widespread forest destruction across the United States. States with the most logged lands show the least capacity for large scale reforestation, arguing private timberland owners cannot be forced to replant, leaving Uncle Sam as the only viable solution.

United States Uncle Sam

Sugar Beet Industry Fosters Farm Prosperity and Food

The sugar beet sector supports four western states with multiple benefits. Beets improve farming methods, raise overall crop yields, and generate higher annual income while exporting work opportunities throughout the community. By products like pulp and molasses fatten livestock and supply human food, with an acre yielding 2500 to 2800 pounds of sugar and 600 pounds of meat or dairy products, making beets, pulp, and livestock an essential, interrelated part of the economy.

Church of God Announcements for Sunday Services

The notice sets Sunday School at 10:00 am and morning service at 11:00 am with Rev. Purnham preaching in the pastor absent. Junior Endeavor and Senior Endeavor precede the 8:00 pm preaching service on the subject The Crucifers. Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 8:00 pm led by the pastor.

Rev Purnham

Farm Labor, Youth and a Luxurious Photoplay

The piece defends farm work as constructive for future industry and character, arguing against blanket child labor bans while praising the Rupert of Hentzau photoplay. It highlights star Elaine Hammerstein and a cast including Bert Lytel and Claire Windsor, directed by Victor Hoerman, noting a production cost just under a million dollars and a lavish Emma Theatre release on October 10 and 11.

Rupert OF Hentzau Wax Sir Anthony Hope Cnat Elaine Hammerstein Bert Lytel Lew Cody Hobart Bosworth Claire Windsor Bryant Washburn Marjorie Daw Alory Victor Hoerman Emma Theatre

FARMING COMING BACK AND OTHER NOTES

A compilation of excerpts discusses farm export values rising to 782 million in the year ending June 30, contrasting with 2013, and questions about Europe and American tax policy. It also reports on the Los Angeles Pacific Highway’s status, Berkeley’s great fire damage, and calls for civic action to curb fire losses.

Polerical Brakemen and Rail Politics of the West

Article argues against state railroad commissions, calling them a useless burden on taxpayers. It notes Southern Pacific's $10,000,000 Nation cut-off, I C decisions, and Union Pacific shared user rights from Ogden to San Francisco. Warns Western commissions may court-litigate, urging consolidation to a single state commissioner.

Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Supreme Courts United States Southern Pacific Union Pacific Central Pacific Ogden San Francisco Western Railroad el Missions West Tatate Railroad Commissions Ole Congress Supreme Court

Methodist Notes Time Change for Sunday Services

The church announces revised times for Sunday activities. Sunday School at 9:00 A.M., Junior church at 11:00 A.M., preaching at 11:15 A.M., Epworth League at 6:30 P.M., and a second preaching session at 7:30 P.M. Junior church resumes next Sunday. parents urged to inform children. The Pastor.

Epworth League

Cooperative Reforestation A National Forestry Program

The piece champions a joint effort by private interests, state forestry bureaus, and the federal forest service to launch a great national reforestation program. It notes the US uses about 22 percent of world wood with per capita consumption around 212 cubic feet and 25 billion feet lost to waste, fire, and pests. It argues 470 million acres under intensive forestry could yield billions of cubic feet annually, easing this drain.

Federal Forest Service United States

Northwest Becomes Mecca for Motor Tourists This Year

Oregon records show about 25 000 out-of-state visitors via the Pacific Highway May 24 to August 34, with 11 855 from California. Washington follows with 4 843 and Idaho 1 949, while tourists arrive from the Midwest and Atlantic states, signaling a nationwide habit of Pacific Northwest motor travel and highlighting Crater Lake and Mt. Rainier as key draws. The Pacific Highway paving milestone near Tacoma on October 24 will complete the route from San Diego to Vancouver BC, marking the world’s longest continuous paved road.

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