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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
2
An old newspaper notice lists Payeti hohe as editor and manager with second class scatter Auc ake $1 WT. It appears under the Act of Congress with a post office designation Pay ie Tolabo dated March 1 1879. Thursday September 11 1919.
In a national economic league poll 519 of 685 votes supported ratifying the German treaty and League of Nations Covenant without delaying or complicating reservations. State results show New York 61 for 19 against. California 16 for 3 against. Illinois 12 for 7 against. Massachusetts 37 for 11 against. Indiana and Wyoming strong oppositions noted.
United States Grain Corporation defines retail purchase rules for wheat. Direct purchases from farmers for repair or manufacture require license regardless of amount. Handling seed wheat small quantity also requires license. damaged wheat bought from farmers also needs a license. Retail purchases from licensed operators exempt. License blanks available by request.
A mother’s letter recounts items from a death scene including a pencil, knife, frayed sock, and hat, noting none hold value compared to the memory of her son. The fragmentary text hints at a wartime or personal tragedy and the emotional impact of keepsakes.
The Manchester Guardian notes women storming naval architecture as a rising, powerful field. The piece contrasts domestic building expertise with ship design, observes unpredictable warship outcomes, and mentions a New Missionary effort linked to funds for China. An Idaho city ordinance details annual appropriations and tax levies for general, road, street lighting, salary, and bond interest funds for Payette in 1919.
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