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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
2
The 1915 issue discusses Washington recognizing the Cartago faction in Mexico and Villa’s reaction. It notes Villa’s past record in protecting foreigners and their property and suggests his current stance aims to safeguard foreign lives and property amid tensions.
Chicago dispatch notes a major mail order house hires a top advertising expert to oversee all promotion. Nyssa Oregon claims the largest Italian prune orchard in the United States with 120 acres and 16 000 trees, 7 000 bearing fruit, plus 4 000 may bear. The Idanha Orchard Co owns Crystal, Washington prune holdings of 16 acres. this season the crop sold on the trees for $5 600.
The New Plymouth division of the North Pacific Distributore reports over 600 dollars weekly payroll at its packing house. Denny & Co. payroll nearly matches the distributore. Other packing houses pay 100 to 500 dollars weekly. Orchards employ many packers and sorters. The region buys 2000 to 6000 dollars weekly for apple handling.
At New Plymouth on October 2 the Furaiera Cooperative Irrigation Co renewed its lease for ten years with Tenninus Lateral Co on the same terms as the expired agreement. A waste ditch committee selected the Relyo gulch as the best route and authorized ditch construction this fall costing up to 2500 dollars. Drainage district advisers reported Nob le Ditch Co and Abe Palmers Cooperative Co each named a member to travel to House to seek judge J H Mees petvi ces. The water in the arch is ordered out by October 12 and a viewing committee was appointed to plan necessary tall work.
Senator Borah of Idaho warned that Europe’s postwar flood of cheap goods will threaten American workers and industry. He called for an immediate tariff increase, mobilization of resources, and renewed national unity to safeguard jobs and the economy.
Chauncey Lyman of Idaho Falls was killed during a university football practice in Moscow on October 6. He attempted to block a run by Captain Stanley Brown, but his tackle caused a fractured skull, leading to his death shortly after the incident.
Classified item notes a for sale listing with obscure spelling and limited details. The readable fragment mentions a quantity and a seller name, but lacks clear pricing or full description.
Whaling West Virginia visitors stay with Goodwins near Bherry Gulch while neighbors report fair attendance, travel to Boise and Arrowrock, and hunting parties forming for the mountains. A Sand Hollow school house contract proceeds, fires threaten Barn and mules, and residents adjust travel, birthdays, farming, and seasonal relocations.
Assessment of ten cents per share was levied by the board on September 24 1915 to cover current expenses and interest. Unpaid by October 29 1915 becomes delinquent and will be sold November 20 1915 to pay the debt and costs. First and last publications 1916.
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