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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
2
Fruit growers in this county push to attend the national apple show at Spokane this year. They are actively preparing and encouraging all apple growers in the region to participate, aiming for a prominent and confident display.
The council signals progress on sewerage improvements and a new city hall while planning land works. Voters see tentative support for the program as officials push forward despite lingering public scrutiny.
Busy Fruitland items cover Endeavors at the Methodist church with consecration and a collection. Visitors and locals include Jay Mackinson traveling to Oregon, planning dances, school starts September 13, and notes on health and business movements in Fruitland and Caldwell.
A new remedy Pine Ules is recommended for kidney trouble and rheumatic pains. It is said to aid back ache urinary disorders and weak kidneys. Available at Payette Pharmacy.
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