Payette Idaho Traffic Ordinance Regulates Speed and Lights
Payette City adopts Ordinance No 285 regulating traffic within city limits. It sets speed limit to fifteen miles per hour, requires brakes and horns on motor vehicles, mandates two front lamps and one rear lamp at night, and outlines lane rules and turning behavior. Violations carry fines from five to one hundred dollars or 60 days jail, repealing prior ordinances. Mayor Burt Venable. City Clerk Martin O. Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch
City OF
Payette
Idaho
8Th Street
Snd Avnue
Sid Avenue
Burt Venable
Martin O. Luther
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead No 247 and Dissolution of Partnership
Notice 1 announces George Thomas Stewart of Ontario Oregon filed intention to make final proof for Homestead No 02547 in Yale Oregon with witnesses Pearl Crane W J Crane C G Darnell John T Taylor and sets October 11 1916 as final proof date. Notice 2 reports dissolution of the Dr J E Crouch and Dr J L McDonald partnership and directs debtors to settle with Geo Rezac Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Yale
Oregon
George Thomas Stewart
Ontario
Township
Range
Bnet
Willamette Meridian
Register and
U. S. Land Office
Pearl Crane
W. J. Crane
C. G. Darnell
John T.taylor
Public sale at Shimp ranch on Little Willow
A public sale is planned at the Shimp ranch on Little Willow Tuesday September 12 1916 starting at 11 o clock with free lunch at noon. Thirty head of horses and 14 head of cattle to be sold. Owners B D McIntyre and Walter Shimp. Auctioneer J M Swanson and Clerk M F Albert. Also for sale a Jersey cow from O A Phettaplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shimp
Little Willow
B. D. McIntyre
Walter Shimp
J. M. Swanson
M. F. Albert
Hughes Detroit Talks Highlights American Rights and Policy
Excerpts emphasize Americanism over militarism and a square deal for all workers. The speaker defends civil service integrity, warns against using public business for political debts, and urges broad prosperity through sound policies and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Civil Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Best Evidence. World accuses Hughes of pro German bias
Albany Journal notes The World accuses Charles Evans Hughes of pro German bias while The Ratherland questions his neutrality aims. The piece claims the conflicting charges prove he is simply a plain American without bias toward either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York “World
Mr. Hughes
The
Ratherland
United States
Germany
Hughes
Albany Journal
Manana Watchful Waiting Shapes 1900 Campaign
The article notes Manana as the Democratic keynote with a watchful waiting approach. Wilson’s drive to begin after September 1 remains tentative with no firm engagements. September Western visits are planned but not confirmed as Bryan’s Maine speeches are unlikely. Hughes leads a positive campaign arousing the West while campaign staff plan to target women voters. Lost glasses in a black case are sought at the office or with Dr. Crouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manana
Merlean
Wilson
Bryan
Maine
Walting
Hughes
Crouch
North Payette News Highlights Local Happenings
The U S A held a regular meeting at the Fritchman home discussing preserving Lava Hot Springs for the state and not leasing to individuals. Irene Harland won the fret prize in a penny wise contest during social hour. A Payette social dance attracted a jolly crowd at the Chapter House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritchman
Irene Harland
Payette
Chapter House
H. Harland
Albert
Alice Reed
China
Miss Heltfield
Nampa
V. Shurtles
Biden Heltfield
Dean
Nogales
Ariz
Brogan
Ore
van Valkenberg
John Day
Chatelle Place
Evans
Addison Garside
Gording
Ida
DeMont Judd
al House
Iowa Avenue
Dist. No. 9
F. EB. Hurd
R. L. Jimerson
W. A. Armstrong
Huntington
Rey, Farnum
P. P. Dawson
H. Godel
Long Valley
Crystal
Valetta Armstrong
Ia Paras
Osse
Ruth Jackson
Tamarack
Dist
Viola Meehan
Lucy Menizer
California
J.B. Durham
Yale
Moscow
Policy of firmness and consistency urged by Hughes
The Nation should adopt a policy of firmness and consistency toward Mexico to protect lives and property, secure the border, and press for fulfillment of international obligations. Wariness toward meddling is stated, with support for a stable government discharging duties and friendly, resolute dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Hughes
Sunday School Ice Cream Special Draws Crowd
The Baptist Church reports strong attendance at the Sunday School Ice Cream event held last Friday. Rev. Clayton has arrived to lead, with preaching well attended yesterday and services announced for next Sabbath. The High School Agriculture program outlines soil study and farm topics for sophomores to seniors, plus exhibits and field trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Missionary Circle
Fred Stanton
Sweet
Soi
Psychological prosperity and molasses to catch files
A fragmented report mentions Burlet accountability and Balute the Flag with phrases about pride, Vilia, and interference, reflecting a muddled snippet of political or social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balute
Vilia
Hughes Warm Campaign Spark Fills Detroit Visit
Governor Hughes charm and public warmth mark a vivid start to the 1916 presidential drive in Detroit. The piece predicts an intensely human campaign period as Hughes meets crowds, drawing strong personal appeal that signals growing support across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Detroit
Charlee E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
United States
Hughes Supports Woman Suffrage in Acceptance Speech
In a speech accepting the nomination, Mr Hughes declares that granting suffrage to women is inevitable and should be achieved promptly. He argues women’s wage work and economic trends favor the move and expresses firm support for the vote for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Democrats cling to hope over Josephus resignation
Democrats who hoped Josephus would take the virus from the Bryan and Garrison resignations remain disappointed. They face the realization that Josephus will not resign as President Wilson seeks to control impressions of any troop withdrawal from Mexico at Carranaa's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus
Bryan
Garrison
Wilson
Mexico
Carranaa
Advertised Letter List for Week Ending Sept 2 2016
The list names Ede C H Heggem Peder Stockton Mrs Alta Zuger Mrs Joe EB T Bowman P M as advertised letters for the week ending September 2 2016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ede
C. H. Heggem
Peder Stockton
Alta
Real estate ad offers farms and rental houses in Payette area
Three houses for rent, one with 800d barn and 112 acres offered. Two stock ranches open for sale or exchange with prompt service. Payette Valley Road Estate Agency handles many farm inquiries. Also: driving horse for sale, 1100 pounds, sound for work or drive. Loans of 3000 on real estate, seed rye for sale, modern house for rent or sale with two houses on 70 by 160 feet, cheap terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
Iy Davidson
Payette Valley Road Estate Agency
A. BE
Wood
Stout
Payette, Idaho
Inquire Moss Merc. Co
Say
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jersey
O. A. Phettaplace
America
Republican Party
Zarel
J. A. Lauer & Bro
McDougall
Co-operative Club
North Payette News
Palmer
Malheur County
Weather Report
F. Allen
Woodrow Wilson
Stanton Bros
Pure Food Store
Bryan Trust
Charles E. Hughes
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Republic
Detroit Free Press
J. A. Lauer & Brewers
Henry Sick