Payette Enterprise urged local support for home merchants
A Payette Enterprise piece urges residents to shop locally, praising home merchants for schools, streets, and services. It argues loyal local spending strengthens Payette’s economy and shadows the town’s prosperity on resident enterprise. The text references taxes, churches, charities, and community clubs as part of the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suport
Payette
Lufld
Sud- Bert
Tum
Redding
California
New Doctrine for Demogrady and Anti-Dumping Debate
The piece argues merchants are vital to a city’s growth and cites a Washington report from Oct 20 on Democratic failure to protect American industry. It discusses Secretary Redfield urging anti dumping laws to curb low foreign prices and protect U S jobs, noting Congress failed to keep such provisions in the Underwood tariff bill.
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Washington, D. C
Redfield
Congress
Democratic Congress
Ways and Means Committee
United States
House
Senate Finance Committee
United Republican
Senate
Redfie
Republicang
Borah Second Choice Among G A R Voters Says Poll
Civil War veterans attending the Grand Army encampment in Washington favored Hughes as first choice for president with W E Borah of Idaho as second. The Washington Post noted 1200 veterans preference shows 1029 Republicans and 77 Democrats, with Borah among top five candidates amid a broader GOP lean.
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National Grand Army
Washington
United States
W. E. Borah
Idaho
Justice Hughes
Washington Post
National Progressive Union
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Chicago
BevYen
Manuel
Charles E. Hughes
William DB. Borah
Theodore ©. Burton
A. Cumming
Ithu Root
Mases
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
New England
Maine
Jaatie Hughes
Cotes
Chrtce
Hughes
Iashigeen
Hughes, Borah and Root
South
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Burton
Cum Nina
Weeks
Sherman
Illinois
Fairbanks
Community Notes from Lower Payette Valley
Local residents report moves between Sand Hollow and Scudder house, Cannon place to P Jimers farm, and mountain trips returning home. A Pie social at Dist No 9 School on Oct 29 funds electric bills. Halloween programs and pie auction follow. Several social visits, birthdays, and gatherings noted, with school enrollment rising to sixteen and LDS study group resuming.
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Ino. Matteson
Sand Hollow
Scudder House
H. Waughs
Familly
Cannon Place
P. Jimerson
W. Bowers
C. F. Noyer
Dist
No 9
Qualls
Qual
Edith Lesh
Hazel Bean
Weléer
D.R. Durham
Lena Durham
Osea
Ruth Jackson
M. H. Qualls
Weiser
Assessments Notice for Tashoe Irrigation & Water Power Co
Assessment of 75 cents per share levied on capital stock payable at The First National Bank in Payette by Nov 20 1915. Delinquent stocks on Dec 14 1916 will be sold Dec 22 1915 to cover delinquency costs. Secretay Walter Equals. Baking contest invites Portia members and nonmembers to submit baked goods with name attached.
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Tashoe Irrigation & Water Power, Company
First National Bank
Payette
Walter Equals
Sec’y. Firet
Wast
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