Community dinner sparks debate on progress and tradition in Idaho
A large Idaho town dinner spotlighted rival agency claims over moral and material progress. Readers recall “good old days” vs modern push for pre packaged reforms, urging balance between caution and change. Pound Master notice warns of impounded livestock sale on April 29, 1924 in Payette with owner charges.
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Idaho
Soundis
Times
Eile
Fred Christensen
Payette
Maho
Nolze
Fayette
Podemier
A. D
Jeferiba
Brocades and Moires For Sale At Low Price
Fabric advertisement notes two types Brocades and Moires at 2.79 per yard. Describes brocaded Canton Crope and Moire Crope decking offered in popular colors, claimed as fuel quality and suitable for new frocks with potential savings at the listed price.
Silk fabrics offered in taffeta and messaline
The ad promotes taffeta and messaline in assorted colors along with crystal crepe for a silk item described as a wonderful jot. It emphasizes Golden Rule appreciation and states a price of 1.39 dollars.
Gingham Dresses Priced At 1.79 A Real Value
Wash dresses made from imported English gingham feature neat finishing and full cuts with standout patterns. Pitched as a real value, they are offered at one dollar seventy nine cents each.
Hats at 1.95 dollars in assorted colors
A soft felt fedora style hat with silk lining is offered in several colors priced at 1.95 dollars. Prompt action encouraged to purchase this value item.
Shoes and Oxfords Priced at 3.95
A local ad promotes men's brown dress shoes and Oxfords at 3.95 per pair. The offer includes one side and one Kid Oxford plus two side shoes, finished with rubber tap heels, available in all sizes for first-time display.
Payette Slope Notes and Community Reports
Payette area notes include Grace returning from Longview and visits from Ontario residents. Park Improvement Club set for April 13 at Mrs Walter Davis home. Gordon Boals visiting from Whitman College. Eugene V Johnson obituary with service details in Ontario. lettuce growers meeting at Dead Ox Flat and marketing plan through Ontario. Also church notices, revival meeting at Payette Pavilion starting April 8, and city bids for Sprinkling streets in 1924 with April 14 deadline.
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Payette-Okrdgon Slope
Charles Grace
Longview
Wash
J. L. Brown
Ontario
C. M. McVicker
Otto
Miller
Kansas
Nebraska
Park Improvement Club
Walter Davis
Dias
Gordon Boals
Whitman College
Walla Walla
P. M. Boal
Gertrude Boals
S. E. Chapman
Payette
Otto C. Miller
Mason Clough
Applegate
T O
R. A. Hoyt
Cambridge
Idaho
C. L. Latz
G. Hl. Montgomery
Hermiston
Jake
Clyde Hoyt
Pendleton
E. C. Johnson
Hugene Johnain
George Luttig
Guo
Latthy
Eugene V. Johnson
B.C. Jolson
Holman
Ore
Holy Rosary Hospital
Eugene
Baptist Church
Ontario Cemetery
Johndon
Menace of The Ku Klux Klan to be discussed at church
The SSTIAN CHURCH announces a special sermon next Sunday evening on the Menace of The Ku Klux Klan. Bible school attendance has risen and a short Pre-Easter Evangelistic Campaign will start on the 13th with services every evening until Easter.
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Sstian
H, B
Mowe
Payette Dog Licenses Due Under City Ordinance
Notice announces April 15 1924 as the due date for dog licenses at 3.00 per dog and 5.00 for each bitch or slut. The ordinance requires license tags and restricts dogs at large with penalties including potential euthanizing for unlicensed animals. City Clerk Martin O Luther signs the notice April 312.
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Payette
City of
Martin O. Luther
Unreality theme in First Church Sunday services
First Church of Christ announces Sunday 11 am service with lesson on Unreality and Sunday school at 10 am. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock and reading room open daily 2 to 4 at 216 North 9th Street, public invited to attend and visit. Money to loan on city property or building on monthly plan by Henry Ashcroft.
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North Carolina
Ant Betasee
Church Baffice
North 9Th Street
Henry Ashcroft
Fishing Season Poem and Thank You Note
A fragmentary verse recalls fishing dreams with rustic imagery and farm life. The second fragment expresses gratitude to friends and groups for sympathy after a loss, naming the American Legion and Battery 5 among those who helped, signed by Justice and family and Ashlock and family.
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Dearon
American Legion
Battery 5
S. M. Justice and Family
W. P. Ashlock
Work Shirts Offered At Low Price In Blue And Grey
Work shirts described as large roomy and well finished made from long staple cotton in blue and grey. Priced 75c each to appeal to customers, with likely quantity and sizing noted.
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Ohana
Nanacea
Hie Oty
Tayette Co.Op
Pated
Taffeta and Messaline
Gingham
Benjamin Franklin
America
Franklin
Capital Prize
Aditorial 5
Assembly OF God Revival Meeting
Mary T. Miller
Assembly of God
Psychology
ST. James' Church
Martin O, Luther
Pythian CO
Knights of Pythias
Boise
Weiser
Silver City
Nampa
C. W. Giesler
H. Blair Johnson
Carl L. Korup
A. R. Snalls
C. C. Coffeen
W. B. Sims
Sims
Boise Lodge No. 60
C. 8. Allen
C. E. Rathbun
Virgil
Grand Lodge
Walter Whittaker
First Church OF Christ
F. EB. Hawes
Fevienieh
Rae
Golden
F. M. Moss
Aluminum
Payette Electric Co
E. Rorerino, Maxaarr
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