Washoe Irrigation and Power Co Assessment Notice
Assessment of six dollars per share declared by the Washoe Irrigation and Water Power Company at the October 2 1916 board meeting. Payable at the First National Bank of Payette on or before November 16 1916. Delinquent December 16 1916 and sale scheduled for December 30 1916 to cover unpaid assessments. Final closure notice for Windolph Exclusive Shoe Store sale starting October 25 with wholesale priced shoes and special bargains.
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Washoe Irrigation and Power Co
Washoe Irrigation and Water Power Company
First National Bank of Payette
Windolph
Payette
Editorial Comments on Wilson Support Across States
The piece critiques botocratic neglect of Hughes and weighs grounds for Wilson carrying Texas and possibly sweeping to Mississippi and Alabama. It notes big Democrats cautious to fund Wilson's side, Wilson's indifference about his reflection, and hints at a shifting political dynamic within the Democratic column.
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Wilson
Non-Partisan Judicial League Membership Card
Civic minded voters enroll in a Non-Partisan Judicial League card urging support for Justice of the Supreme Court candidate Join O. Rice. Card requests signing and return to Wallace, Secretary, Caldwell Idaho, with name and address.
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Judicial League
Join O. Rice
Justice
Supreme Court
Eta
Hhis
He, Wallace, Secy
Caldwell, Idaho
Innegans Philosophy On the Merry-Go-Round
A satirical dialogue on political figures and reform debates, lampooning Wilson and party lines as the Merry-Go-Round spins through defense bills and preparedness. The piece blends humor with sharp critiques of military readiness and civil service policy.
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Innegan
Life magazine insults Josephus and Navy politics in September issue
The September 14 Life issue dedicates a full installment to a satirical critique of Josephus and the Secretary of the Navy, calling him inefficient and inept. It also makes a toast about the 38 Pennsylvania electors from the 1912 Roosevelt vote, noting 85 are aging and 27 pledge support to Art, Hughes.
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Joe-sen-fuss
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Aving
Atr
Hughes
No Action Under Pressure Dictation in Hughes Speech
The speech from Portland stresses the value of free press and public discussion. It warns against elected officials acting under pressure or dictation, urging that decisions be based on facts and justice, with confidence in public judgment.
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Hughes
Portland, Main
Five Thousand A Day Enrolments in Hughes League
The Hughes National College League at 511 Fifth Avenue New York is enrolling at about five thousand daily from across the country. It reports active branch organization in many states and broad support from men with Progressive Democratic or Independent affiliations. Governor Hughes endorses the effort while party leaders and ex presidents praise its potential to aid his gubernatorial bid. The piece notes criticism of President Wilson and questions about Mexican commissioners amid the national political dialogue.
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Wilson
Wis
Bryan
Civil Service Dimyerats
Jeppin
Wudthrow
Wadthrow
Agrrison
Guerl
Airrixon
Jursey
Merry- Golto
Kitehin
Idaylist
Montony
St. Joney
Kitchin
Wurthrow
Hay
Willy
Cleveland
Ty Bay
Common Counsels
Maiurmphy
Planegan
Hughes National College League
Fifth Avenue
New York
League
Hughes
Chaterian Wilwex
Republican National Committee
Tutt
Wolin Flaye Hanmond Javedle
Charles Bi. Hughes
Washington
Supreme
Ruth Browne moody piano teacher and legal summons
Ruth Browne noted as a top piano teacher after two years under Franz Rhyner at the Royal Conservatory Liepsic Germany Ontario Ore June 4 1910 signature of Rhyner. Also an alias summons from Canyon County Idaho suit by Fred Dory against Ada Dory with orders to appear and answer within twenty days, case filed October 7 1916.
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Ruth Browne Moody
Franz Rhyner
Royal Conservatory
Liepsic
Germany
Ontario
Ore
Mise Ruth Browne
Northwest
F. Rhyner
T. O. Mead
F. F. Brown
Payette
Seventh Judicial District
State of
Idaho
County of
Canyon
Fred Dory
Ada Dory
State of Idaho
Horby
District Court
Plain- AM
Bald District Court
C. Knowlton
G. B. Parsons
Apple Situation Prompts Optimism in Seattle Trade
A Seattle dispatch reports October 4 that apple sales have moved into October 1 this year more than during the entire season of 1915 up to January 15. Traders expect a clean up at healthy margins, with buyers urging holders not to panic at rising food prices. Open prices mirror last year, with Jonathan and Winesap varieties quoted around 1.25 to 1.75 dollars for various grades, and little price rise anticipated until spring.
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Seattle
Brewers
The Paper Panic and Editorial Warnings
Leslie's Weekly notes a nationwide newspaper market panic with rising paper costs and rising subscriptions. Payette Enterprise faces price pressure but urges arrears payers to settle and renew, while political commentary touches on States' rights, preparedness, and candidate Hughes. For sale: two and one half acre bearing prune orchard near Payette with favorable terms.
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Payette
Five city lots in Umite offered for motorcycle trade
Exchange notice seeks a right person to trade five southeast Umite city lots for a motorcycle and sidecar. Personal offer by Will Wella notes favorable terms with no additional details provided.
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Umite
Will Wella
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D. W. Davis
Mr. Hughes
Texas
Mississippi
Nobdy
Cassius
Charles W. Fairbanks
Josephus
Daniela
Werrow Wilson
Venustiano Carranza
H. Be, Wallace
Caldwell
Leslie’s Weekly
Payette Enterprise
Yates
Kansas City Star
New York Sun
Wilseh
GROY
Stanton Bros
Payeite, Idaho
Cole
Spaulding
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