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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
4
Washoe Lodge No 28 AF and AM invites all visiting Master Masons to attend the stated meeting at the hall on the second Tuesday evening. Officers O H Avery and J H Wheeler assure a cordial gathering and prompt attention to lodge business.
Strongly built harnesses offered at affordable prices. You can visit our site and see options that fit you and your horse. You are welcome to try without obligation to buy if you simply wish to inspect the products.
A court summons issued by Justice of the Peace Tim Driscoll in Payette Idaho states that on the 29th day of duty 1941 the plaintiff seeks 83 25 for work and labor performed. The defendant is summoned to appear at 10 oclock A M on the fourth day of October 1901 to answer the complaint. Attorneys POWEN and RIEWELING represent the plaintiff.
Payette Saddlery Co announces release of a descriptive booklet about Hot Lake Sanatorium in Oregon. The piece highlights the institution’s management by Oregon men, boating and recreation on site, and urges readers to request the publication by writing to Hot Lake Sanatorium in Hat Lake Oregon.
A translated excerpt describes how a Paris policeman handles street incidents with calm politeness. He negotiates damages fairly, asks questions, and directs offenders to the commissaire de police with ceremonial courtesy. The piece portrays police as patient and precise in extracting truth and enforcing discipline.
Long medieval style discussion by P Cooper for Agriculture outlines the true annual costs of keeping work horses. It computes depreciation interest shelter and upkeep totaling about 98.96 per horse per year in Minnesota conditions and notes labor value at 15.26. For a herd of four horses the annual expense climbs to 340, with suggested remedies including better mares use and diversified labor to cut costs.
The Fayette city council invites sealed proposals from contractors for extending the water works system including 16755 feet of 4 inch banded wooden pipe and 6 inch line work. Bids must be received by October 14 1911 to City Clerk Martin O Luther or City Engineer W C Sturdevant. The council may reject all bids.
Iowa State Agricultural College at Ames launches a decade long orchard trial on 23 acres in Story County near Loveland to test soil treatments and cover crops. Researchers under Professor Steenson aim to measure soil fertility moisture and humus effects on tree growth and fruiting across six plots with clover, bluegrass and clean tilled controls. They seek practical results on profitable scientific orcharding for Iowa and beyond.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Sewer Committee of Idaho City for the construction of Sanitary Sewer District No 2. About 16700 feet of six to fifteen inch vitrified pipe with manholes lamp holes and tanks. Plans and specs from City Clerk Martin O Luther or Sewer Engineer C P Lattig Payette Idaho. Committee may reject any or all bids.
The Idaho Canning Company seeks to contract fruit for sale. Payette Tin Payette Stamp Works offers rubber stamps at standard prices through Enterprise Printing Office. The U.S. Civil Service Commission schedules October 23 1911 exam for Assistant Forest Ranger with age 21 to 40. apply to Secretary Eleventh Civil Service District Seattle for Form 1800 and info.
Directors at the Payette Land and Improvement Co. Ltd meeting on Sept 4 1911 levied a stock assessment of $1.40 per share. It is payable and becomes delinquent on Oct 16 1911. After that date, stock with unpaid assessments will be advertised and sold as provided by law. P H Brown secretary.
A. E. Wood of Payette Idaho advertises availability of good first class cantaloupes in either large or small quantities. The notice appears as a straightforward sales pitch with no additional details or terms.
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