Paternalistic policy spurs debate over wheat and autos
In a Payette Idaho editorial era piece, the editor argues against government wheat purchases and European style paternalism, urging farmers to manage markets. It discusses the Idaho Potato Exchange and Colorado growers, noting bids, contracts, and the push for farmer autonomy in sales. The piece also criticizes the anti auto purchase campaign, defending car ownership as a necessity for farmers and communities.
Free medical consultation offered by Dr Mellenthin in California
Dr Mellenthin a regular medical graduate visits major towns offering free consultation during a two day trip with patients paying only treatment costs if pursued He claims success across stomach bowels skin nerves heart kidneys and other ailments He notes married women must be accompanied by husbands Address 211 Bradbury Building Los Angeles Sept 1813
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellenthin
Oregon
Hove
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
Calif
Sept 1813
Business climate brightens under Coolidge era optimism
The article portrays President Coolidge as a strong guardian of sound business practices and notes railroads, steel, and other industries showing growth. It cites optimism in economic conditions, cautious views on farmer surpluses, and Henry Ford declaring no cloud on the horizon while global issues loom but do not derail the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Daha
White House
Galvin Coolidge
Reed Smoot
Europe
United States
Henry Ford
Idaho dairy cow sets 305 day milk and fat records
Boomer Yeoman Legis of Aloys Schuler New Plymouth Idaho tops 19013.0 pounds milk and 575.47 pounds fat in 305 days earning class leader status for mature cows. She surpasses Thos J Killen’s Quopue Angelo Inka Colantha which had 18092.5 pounds milk and 577.36 pounds fat. Official testing notes six supervisors and four daily milkings at peak.
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Boomer Yeoman Legis
Aloys Schuler
New Plymouth
Idaho
Thos
J. Killen
Agele Prilly Burke Quepue
Boomler
Thos. J. Killen
Quopue Angelo
Inka Colantha
G. C. Anderson
Dairy Husbandry
Payette National Bank dividend paid to creditors
Notion Importa5 and the Comptroller authorize a 10 percent first dividend to proven creditors of the insolvent Payette National Bank Idaho. Checks will be ready September 15 1923 at the Payette National Bank. each creditor must present a receiver's certificate at delivery. Also an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills with a customer testimonial from Mrs Maude Westfall of Payette praising the remedy.
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Una
Payette National Bank
Idaho
Tidolvent
H. D. Jackson
Payette National Bank of
Payette
Maude Westfall
Doan
Thurston's
Sidney
Want Ads from the Green House and More on 2nd Ave
Various classifieds list sales and wants including imported flower bulbs at the Green House on 2nd Ave South dated Aug 2013, and items for sale such as a 3 burner electric plate, an 8 year old Jersey cow, Alberta peaches, a travel car for sale or trade, and tomatoes for canning. also rentals, housekeeping help, a nurse, and apartment listings with contact names and phone numbers. The notices include WANTED, FOR RENT, FOR SALE, and FOR TRADE items with dates Sep 6 and Aug 30.
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Green House
2Nd. Ave
South
EB. J
P. H. Krost
J. C. Baldridge
Co-operative Store
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Payette Enterprise
Will Wells
Idaho Potato Exchange
Colorado Potato Growers
W. J. Hill
Fort Collins
Colorado
Colorado Exchange
J. Carlson
Hill
Pueblo
Fafly
A. L. Freehafer
Thurston Brig
Haynes & Wilbur Jr
Baynes F. A. Wilbur
First National Bank Building
McDonald Studio
J. H. Helman
REX Spray Building
Calvin Keller, Lawyer
Notary Public
Thurston Building
Payette County
Henry Ashcroft
K. P. Ball
Lauer Brothers Store
North Ninth Street
Glen C. Landon
W. M. Copeland Real Estate Loans
First National Bank Bldg
Baker
Dr. Mellenthin
Geiser Grand Hotel
Thursand
Tno
Alberta
Fruitland
9Th Street
Cochran
Koda
C.O Grimes
Landon
Ave
John Alden
3Rd Ave
North
Butterfield
N. A
Jacobsen
Norristown
Farber's
North 10Th St
M. Beckman
C. H. Bowman
B. B. Shanks
J. M. Swanson
South 9Th Street
Associated Fruit Co
H. L. Sickels
Weiser
American Legion
Weiser Elk’s Club
Boys of the Legion and the Elks
Payette Band
Governor Moore
Ing
W. Till