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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
6
Fragmentary notes describe two patrol events this week with leaders and officers named. The text includes references to Henry Van Engr Sere Grosen humorist Spafforts and Harold Morton Kramer as lecturer, plus mentions of a cafe society and clay modeling.
The Washoe District fair attracted many Payette visitors with an abundant display of flowers fruits grains and vegetables. Judges awarded prizes in numerous categories and the exhibit will travel to the county fair, boosting Payette’s overall display.
Union Pacific announces colonist rates of 25 dollars from Missouri River points to the northwest, in effect Sept 15 to Oct 15, with two west and two east sections daily. The scheme lowers Omaha to Payette to 25 dollars from 484.45, offering a stopover privilege at intermediate points within the third day.
John T. McCutcheon argues in Hunting Adventures that zebras across East Africa are a nuisance and menace to civilization. He describes large zebra herds near railways, their impact on farms, and the debate over whether to exterminate or domesticate them under shifting game laws dating to 1909.
Army surgeons tout victory as a near universal anaesthetic aiding soldiers in Napoleon era campaigns. Reports from Bonnette and Larrey recount surgeons amid extreme danger, amputations, and perseverance as veterans endure maiming yet push on to aid others and sustain leadership.
An experimental demonstration describes heating a water and aniline mix to 170 175 degrees Fahrenheit in a six meter tall beaker. The aniline sinks then rises forming drops that detach and reform repeatedly, allegedly continuing indefinitely while temperature is maintained. The write up includes local items and notices.
District Six notes recount Roy Horn and Tom Iretom returning last Friday from Ingian Vasey Where Ley. Mrs Harry Skelton and Miss Lucy Yager visited with the Horn sisters. H F Henningsen lost a dairy cow last week. Verna Walker of Payette visited with her cousin Iva Walker. Neighbors joined the Hansen home Sunday for Mr Hansen's birthday dinner.
Homer Lauer son of Mr and Mrs M Lauer was injured when a Buick tipped on him as B R Fitch started the car He was standing on a turning board talking to a car occupant He fell and the rear wheel bruised and bent his legs but did not break them He was taken to Woodward and Woodward then home with care afterwards
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