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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
6
Town notices emphasize traffic laws posted in public spots. Strict adherence could reduce accidents and avoid police court embarrassment. Also ad highlights cleaning heavy garments for the cold season and a room for rent and a broad sow with pigs for sale from local residents.
The Payette Valley congregation urges all members to attend both 11 15 A M and 8 P M services next Sunday. Junior church meets at 11 A M in the basement with evening services if parents consent.
On Sept 29 Boyd Ray Phelps of Emmett wed Pay Hyde of Emmett by Judge Luther. On Oct 3 Rex Reynolds McKee and Rachael Irene Hopper of Weiser married. On Oct 4 Harry Raymond Mc Laughlin and Iona Cook of Dorse wed. On Oct 6 Kester M Seaweard and Katie Harrison of Ontario wed by Rev V E Hall.
Frank Kinnison of Payette, entering his second season as halfback for the University of Idaho, is described as a spectacular worker. He played high school ball in Payette before and after World War I, earned freshman numerals in 1921, and now starts as one of Coach Mathews' prize backs. Weighing 170 pounds and standing 6 feet 1 inch, he is praised for speed and elusive broken-field running.
The June 30 1923 report from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco chairman John L Perrin describes the twelfth district as having generally good financial conditions. Improvements occurred in Oregon Idaho and Utah while other parts showed little change. California western Oregon western Washington and Nevada were mostly good with some eastern regions still poor. Arizona data were unavailable.
The United States Veterans' Bureau reports ten permanent partial awards in the Seattle district after a rule removing periodic medical exams for certain cases. A special medical board has deemed these disabilities permanent for life, with 411 Washington Oregon and Idaho cases referred for review under the new permanent injury policy. The changes aim to cut case handling costs while ensuring a definite income for veterans. Veterans may still seek reevaluation if injuries worsen.
State irrigations in Oregon raise questions as 6500 acres at Silver Lake use 275000 dollar bonds approved by the state. Before any project money, 13290 in interest and 8975.57 for administration were paid, then attorney fees 13250 engineering 23283338 discount 50600 and 8000 to bond house. Only 168601.05 remained for the project equating to 24.81 per acre for overhead before irrigation. If a private utility did such wasteful spending, calls for public ownership would arise. Political administration costs appear twice those of private business.
Sunday service at 11 with lesson sermon on Unreality. Sunday school at 10. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 at 215 North 9th Street. Public invited to attend and visit the reading room.
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