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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
4
A fragmented Bureau style notice lists an attorney at law notary public, a post office, and firms in Payette Idaho. It mentions general civil and electrical engineering, prompt attention to work, and services from a tailoring company in the Coughanour Building.
In Payette Idaho a court summons and multiple public notices appear alongside local ads. Alva Coulter sues Albert Hennen and Hive Line Traveler Company for 85.20 with a date for appearance and venue in Payette Canyon County Justice Court. Washoe Lodge No 28 plans a meeting at the Crichton Thurston building about Lot One in Payette. Additional notices list property sales, rental listings, and a theater schedule changes at Emma Theatre.
An Idaho letter from 1911 argues dairy profitability hinges on simple records, animal performance, and feeding practices. It urges producers to track milk and butterfat per animal, compute costs, and apply balanced rations to identify profitable stock, then notes a delinquent stock sale notice in Payette, Idaho.
Detroit News notes Paul Severe as the first American banknote artist and traces the evolution of note engraving from colonial times to 1810. It discusses counterfeiting defenses, innovations by Jacob Perkins and Asa Spencer, and the spread of American methods to Europe and Latin America. The piece ends with a facetious quip from The Pessimist.
This local shop advertises sturdy equestrian harnesses designed to drive a willing, lively horse. They claim durability and fair prices, promising no obligation to buy unless desired.
Payette Saddlery Co presents a sixteen page booklet about Luke Sanatorium in Oregon. Text promises varied articles and editorials aimed at public interest. Address Hot Jake Sanatorium, Hot Ike, Oregon for subscriptions and copies.
Muddled notes describe 110 acres near Owyhee with improvements and drainage feeding round. Mentions grazing ideas and a place for sheep, but details are unclear.
A fragment recounts the republican calendar of twelve months of thirty days with five days added for festivals. It lists month names and notes the 9th Thermidor as a key date in the revolution ending the Terror, attributing the calendar's invention to Romine New York Times.
A Leslie’s Weekly inspired overview emphasizes the South’s historical prominence from Virginia as the early political center to its role in expansion. It traces the nation’s growth through wars, acquisitions, and territorial negotiations affecting California, Nevada, Utah, and the westward push beyond the Mississippi.
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