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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
6
An editorial discusses road building efficiency, arguing to preserve trunk routes and reuse old pavement bases. It cites cost benefits in western states, noting 150 miles of resurfacing since 1921 over hydraulic concrete pavements in California to extend service life.
Sunday morning service at 11 with a sermon on the Doctrine of Atonement. Sunday school at 10. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 except Sunday at the Church Edifice 216 North Suh Street. The public is invited to attend and visit the reading room.
A curious mix of colonial era notes: details on the Spital Sermon heard in London with Lord mayor and church authorities present, then a description of seaweed harvesting off Holland using knife equipped boats. It notes drying on beaches, color value, and uses in upholstery, plus iodine content and export to England France and occasionally the U S The Bible trivia and a housekeeping rooms ad end the fragment.
Announcement of renomination from the Republican party for County Commissioner from the second district. Emphasizes support for county property maintenance economy careful examination of bills before spending county funds and urges support at the general election on November 7.
Nominated Republican candidate for County Commissioner of Payette County third district asks voters for support in the upcoming election on November 7. If elected, he pledges an economical administration of county affairs and best efforts on behalf of the people.
A Payette County resident announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for County Commissioner District One in the upcoming November election. He pledges retrenchment in county expenditures aligned with sound business judgment. A separate notice offers a 1922 Ford Roadster for sale by Lee Gearhart of Payette Idaho with about 3,000 miles and immediate bargain.
Delicous apples offered at 50 cents per box at the old Ford Garage by The Lamb Fruit Co. Ford car offered for cash or can trade for first mortgage or town property by Mrs Rose Snowberger. Oct 1214. For sale prunes one cent per pound on the tree by Will Syme. For rent a four room modern house listed by S EB Chapman tt.
For rent rooms in a paved street house at 124 N 8th Street. Practical nurse needed for a house of 13 residents. Call 166 W for details. Oct 12. Oct 12th.
Portia club members gathered Monday afternoon as Mrs. Coughmour chaired a Civics Committee program. Walter Pence spoke on Own Your Own Home, while Mrs. Hobbs discussed Are You a Hundred Per Cent Mother. Holt Robinson and Kathryn Robinson performed violin and piano solos, Mrs. Jack Whalen sang an Irish folk song and an operatic encore, and Miss LaDona Swank offered two piano pieces.
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