Death of Payette County official Joseph A. White
The obituary notes the death of Joseph A. White at his Payette area home Tuesday after seven weeks of illness. A former Payette County Commissioner and long time School Board member, he was born in Illinois in 1862 and moved to Nebraska before settling in Payette in 1902 with his wife Exima Wilson. He leaves a wife seven children and several relatives. Funeral services were held at the Christian Church with Masonic rites at Riverside Cemetery.
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Joseph A. White
Payette County
Payette
White
School Board of Independent District No 32
Joe White
Illinos
Nebraska
Exima Wilson
Marjorie Whitley
Winifred
Christian Church
Mowe
Masonic Lodge
Rment
Riverside Cemetery
Short Line Stores Coal to Supply Public in Strike
A prominent Oregon Short Line official says 45 000 tons of coal are stored for the Idaho Division as of the strike. Other divisions report proportional tonnage. The supply may last 60 days under heavy demand and longer if business slows. The aim is to safeguard transportation and ensure coal goes to the public during the strike. Utah coal will also supplement domestic and commercial needs with the railroad’s requirement covered.
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Short Line
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line
Idaho
Utah
District School play delights Payette at Fruitland
A large Payette crowd attended the District School play in Fruitland Saturday night under the M. E. Church with Mrs. Stetler directing. The High School Auditorium was packed with an estimated 450 to 500 people enjoying local hits and poems amid laughs.
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Fruitland
M. E. Church
Operetta Delight Pleases Public at High School
The High School staged the Japanese operetta O Hara San directed by Mrs. Allen. The students wore costumes, performed solos and choruses with accuracy, and impressed audiences with careful practice and stage craft.
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Allen
Fishing party mystery and Chamber of Commerce notes
A fishing party leaves early for an outing. a boy vanishes prompting local speculation while two youngsters return with a string of fish. Addenda cover Payette Chamber of Commerce events, a Boise reader letter praising Idaho education, a fire destroying a home, and local plans to enter poultry farming.
Whitman Glee Club to Perform at High School Auditorium
The Whitman College Glee Club of twenty four voices will appear at the High School Auditorium on April 12 with an added Jazz Orchestra feature. Tickets cost 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children and advance seats are on sale at Cole Drug Store.
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UN Bent Men’s
Whitman College
North
Whitman College Glee Club
iTigh School
Chhildren
Cole Drug Store
Satuday
Jax
Harper Joy
Mullhalland Hurries to Cleveland for Stomach Operation
Mr M M Mullhalland of New Plymouth visited Payette on Tuesday en route to Cleveland Ohio for a stomach operation. CELEBRATE HIS BIRTHDAY. Mr Chas Lester found cars parked at his home Sunday morning as friends gathered to mark a birth anniversary with a feast. For sale a good 2 horsepower Novo gasoline engine. Auto Livery with Sedan for $100 season. Van Motor Co. Phone 6 Apr étf, J B Turner.
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M. M. Mullhalland
New Plymouth
Payette
Bernard Eastman
Cleveland
Ohio
Chas. Lester
Will Se .van Motor Co
T & Bargain
J, B, Turner
Clean-up Week remembered with civic spirit and condolences
A local notice extols Clean-up Week as vital for public health and neighborhood pride while a condolence resolution expresses sympathy to the Pathae family and asks copies of the notice be sent to Fruitland papers and local committees.
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Payette
Fruitland
Gakimities Trons
Back From Calipore LA Mr Spotswood Returns
W L Spotswood and his daughter Mrs Wells and grandson Floyd Wells returned by the early Wednesday morning train from Los Angeles where they spent the winter. Spotswood has taken inventory of his fishing tackle and is ready to take orders for items from a four ounce ball head to a five pound pass.
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Stun Farson
Calipore LA
W. L. Spotswood
B. AL. Wells
Akeo
Floyd Wells
Los Angeles
California
Spotswood
Bank Board Names Chester Barton Cashier at First Nation
At a special board meeting Albert was moved to Vice President and Chester Barton of Salt Lake City Utah was appointed Cashier. Barton is joining from the Continental National Bank Salt Lake City and has about fifteen years in banking.
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Fs Bank
Albert
Nik
Chester Barton
Salt Lake City
Utah
Barton
Continental National Bank
Notice to Well Drillers for Idaho Tuberculosis Hospital Wells
Sealed bids to drill one or two eight inch wells up to 250 feet at Payette Idaho site. Bids include casing labor and per foot basis with excess depth option. Bond 60 percent required and $100 bid bond. Opening April 10 1922. State may reject any bids and proceed with one or two wells.
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Commissioner of Public Works
Pacific
State
Com-istone O
Department of Public Works
Boise
Idaho
Wm. J. Hall
Emma Theatre Proghan and Local Notices
Community film listings outline April showings at Emma Theatre with titles like The Old Neat Pathe Newn and Stanley in Africa. Local notices cover adoption drives, apron bazaar at City Meat Market, and Y M C A announcements.
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Itu Ha
Pathe Newn
Mary
Toring
Herbert Rawlinson
Stanley
Africa
William Dunran
William Raweell
Norman Talmadge
Pathe
God's County
James Olver Cormood
Ladies of the Christian Wharch
Conkat
Local Movers and Visitors Report Activity in Payette
St Bowman moved to Birna’s Intend last week. Attorney J. H. Norris was in Welser Tuesday. Mrs W W Gwin moves to Chapin house on North 9th street. Mr and Mrs Joe Oldham relocate to Walbrecht home on Fifth street. Mrs M T Weston of Baker Oregon visits brother B F Huff and wife. Dominick moves to Sherwood House on North 9th street. Dunns of Emmett renew Payette ties and shop at Cash Feed. E W Blakesley home add porch work. Peren garden change improves home. ALG Sutton and daughter Helen Ann visit Emmett. Post office crew enjoy cool mornings and new stove. Willd Maule heads to Ogden and Salt Lake for two weeks. Steve Clanton upgrades home on Sixth street. K Ballenger and H Van Valkenburg visit Brogan for spray outfits. Adair returns from Albion with first grade certificate. Wash Hillman moves from Ontario to North South street homes. Mrs HMimian, former Payette resident, back near New Plymouth. Mr and Mrs L B Merritt visiting Payette, may move to Payette or New Plymouth. Mrs Weaver moves to Boise. plans visit with relatives. Cash Feed Store advertises onion sets. Earl Hurd hosts birthday dinner. First National Bank folks pleased by Albert’s recovery. Bartlett travels from Boise. to Idaho City for geological work. Jewell Sr leaves for Montana. Northwest town repairs underway after remodeling. Auto Repair Shop note. dog incident discussed. Powell's fifth birthday party hosted by family friends. This area has seen rain and grass growth. farmers optimistic.
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St. Bowman
Birna's
J. H. Norris
Welser
W. W. Gwin
Chapin
North 9Th Street
Joe Oldham
Walbrecht
Fifth Street
M. T. Weston
Baker
Oregon
B. F. Huff
A. Dominick
Gorham
Sherwood House
Tth Street
Dunn
Emmett
Cash Feed
E. W. Blakesley
P. Christensen
Peren
Sirs Alg
Sutton
Helen Ann
Wedaeming
Willd Maule
Ogden
Salt Lake
Steve Clanton
K. Ballenger
H. B. van
Nernal School
Wash Hillman
Ontario
North Sonth Street
Hmimian
Payene
L. B. Merritt
LaGrende
Heir
W. A. Bartlett
Baise
Ater
Idaho City
J. R. Jewell Sr
Montana
Lauer
Img
Calese
Baer
W. E. Dorothy & Harrington
Nigmore
Uritiding
Oda
E. J. Powell
Shipping Ore From Gay Horse Mine Gains Momentum
Worthue been received from the Bay Hivese Mine near Huntington shows ore shipments advancing to the smelter. U S Meters Co. reports several cars ready, signaling a growing mining camp with other claims located nearby. Also noted are local residents traveling, family visits, and business updates including Rex Spray Co. president C Rex Moburg's Payette arrival en route to Yakima.
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Bay Hivese
Huntington
U S.meters Co
lgv+ alec
Arine
Snake River
Idaho
Game
Aitates
Ry. C. Moburg Berk
Teieds Rex Spray Co
Gen't
Wes Sprey
Dplbel
Payeti
Yakima
Yakima Rex Spray Co
Cieole de Vice
Moburg Bis
Payette
Odd Fellows to Attend Revival Meetings at Church
By special invitation the Odd Fellows will attend revival meetings at the Christian Church Sunday evening. A lighter relation between the fraternal group and the church may aid cooperation as both seek the same good.
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Christian Church
Dance Saturday Eve At Payette Assembly Hall
The Payette Ainseement Co. invites young folks to a Saturday evening dance. Expect clean fun and proper conduct, with a note to leave the flonie items at home. A safe social event for all attendees.
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Payette Ainseement Co
Flomie
Walker brothers missing after Burbank trip to Payette
A report from Pan Wakht in California states P and Ronald Walker and their father left Burbank for Payette on Wednesday March 29 and may arrive later this week. Rumor mentions Le Peterson failing to keep pace with them in the Nash, with speed concerns. Union meetings conducted by Dr. Edgington continue nightly at the Christian Church with six cooperating churches inviting attendance.
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Ying
Pan Wa
UNION
Edgington
Adams
The
Christian Church
Local Visit Amid Reports of Harvest Prospects
Report from Goop LS Valley notes Connyers and Darwin Beers visiting from Crsente for a few days. They mention a foot of snow in the Lome Valls cashirt tenther left last Manday and say moisture is being retained, predicting a bumper crop despite lingering weather conditions.
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LS Valley
Connyers
Darwin
Crsente
Lome Valls
Butcher family departs Payette for Lincoln assignment
D ORE TO HOLL une and family leave Payette for Lincoln after seven months away. Mr Butcher, a noted fruit shipper, is active in community affairs and will be missed in social events during their absence. They plan to return next fall if fruit crops permit.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Payette Chamber of Commerce
George
Joel Lo Priest
Boise
Will
Butcher
Lincoln
Dureser
Payette
Honey for Sale By Howard Griffin on 6th Street
An advertisement-style note lists honey for sale by Howard G. Griffin at 6th Street and Nem Mar, with a price of $52. The fragment mentions Comi Extracted and como Cum torner and provides incomplete contact details.
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Howard G. Griffin
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Whitman Glee Club Coming
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New York City
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