Payette Commercial Club endorses fair plan and water project
The Payette Commercial Club endorsed the plan by the Payette Driving Club to organize a fair association with stock at 15 per share to fund horticultural and art exhibits. They appointed committees to sell stock and organize a fall fair and approved a monster demonstration for the Fayette Heights ditch water turning in six weeks. The group also supported a planned upper hillside drive and tree planting with a committee to manage improvements.
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Payette
Payette Heights
Payette Commercial Club
Y H
Bushces
Billy
By & Apart Bis Resolutio
Deming Club
Hambly
Fayette Heights
Payette Diad
Wilselty
Miotlan
Ham- Diy
Aide Ta J Aiong
Idaho
Siso
Death of James Will Colley in Payette area
James Will Colley died last Sunday morning April 1 about three o'clock near his father’s residence south of Payette. He was twenty one years old and survived by his father, a sister, three brothers and a half-brother. He was a member of local churches and his funeral services were held at the Merindiat-church with Rev. Day officiating. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers were named. the community extended sympathy to the family.
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Payette
Jones Witla Colley
Miraport
Oklahoma
Malin
Suepemuther
Bal
Walter
Howe
Hiweno
Loy
Claes
Duplig
la Velore Asual Company of Friends
Lok Unie
Harry Lewis
Vester
T. Lewis
Lin C. J. Paterton
Mexbee Lay McCoy
Mitton — Carnifex
Darley Smit
Philip Sinviehy
Korake Steenar
Guy Graham
Miseer Moteher
Ligeti
Porter
Tossing
Lewis
Idaho
South Idaho
Churches of
I. N. McCash
University Place
Town
J. H. Morhorter
St.Louis
McCash
American Christian Missionary Society
Cincinnati
Ohio
Herbert L. Wilter
University of Chicago
United States
Doctor Wikelet
Polly
Howard
Walder
Charles Browne Lng
Futter
Hill School
Ciurch
E.wood
Hot Lake
Oregon
A. Wella
J. Z
Taylor
Elizabeth Pounder
Lyne Chapin
Helen Levers
Blairs
Blair
Little Willow
Fhr
Glee Club Concert at Glen High School Friday Evening
The Glen High School Glee Club will stage its second annual concert Friday evening April Sun opening with a two hour program. The ensemble promises a lively, well rehearsed show that should rank among the season’s top events.
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Glen Club
Differet Func-Ions
Early frost cuts into fruit crop across Colorado and Kansas
Reports from Fruit Growing Centers of Colorado and Kansas and parts of Texas show partial crop losses due to an early frost. Messages from Harland Living near Payente and C G SmithPal read of damaged orchards and improved outlooks in other areas yet warn of widespread risk.
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Colorado
Kansas
Texas
Masters Original townsite sidewalk plan and city upgrades
City council met with all members present and appointed W. C. Sturdevant as Deputy City Engineer. They approved nine foot sidewalks on multiple blocks, ordered two horse scraper, and instructed removal of slot machines. A city scale, weigh master, and improved bookkeeping system were authorized, with a special session to address the west side sewer district protests.
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Billy Conmed
W. C. Sturdevant
Counst
Block Four
Road Street
Masters
Block Three
Gorries
Lus Belog
Giester Brothers New Store
Banks Livery Barn
Wright Wilkie Lumber Company
Gilson Hotel
Saacetba Reza
Hutchinson
Altorney
Lea
Shwer
Prominent Man Visits Payette Valley
Judge Garlowe of Onabie Keolpaint and soil expert for the Cudahy Packing Co visited Payette Valley last Friday and Saturday. He toured the valley seeking orchard land investments for his company, praised Payette Valley highly, and wrote from Hood River that no other valley compared with Payette.
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Garlowe
Onabie Keolpaint
Cudahy Pang Co
Payette Valley
Northwest
Thia Tine
Hood River
River Valley
United States
Methodist District Conference Talk Draws Audience Next Sunday
Rev Thorane Johue visiting Methodist district minister will present a sermon titled Sampson and Dalila at the o MG A. A chess tournament starts Friday at 10 p m with all scores due by then. Junior boys prepare for an athletic contest later this month with a medal for top point scorer in events including shot put long jump high jump and pole vault. Tennis club delayed due to crown shape issues. Saturday basketball games drew a small crowd with Methodist by defeating Presbyterians 17 to 9 and Methodists beating Baptists 27 to 1. Standings show Methodist 9 1 0 750 percent Baptist 2 1 1 867 percent Christian 2 2 0 percent Presbyterians 0 3 0 percent
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Thorane Johue
Die
Methodion
Sampson
Dalila
Verona
Pridley
Neal
Presbyterians
Methodists
Baptists
Methodist
Baptist
Christian
Boa
Presbyterian
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Passing
To those friends and neighbors who were kind and considerate during our recent bereavement, for the beautiful floral offerings and acts of kindness. We express heartfelt thanks and appreciation. J. A. Laver and Family, M. Laver and Family, Edwin Laver.
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J. A. Laver
M. Laver
Edwin Laver
Inspection of Company I in War Department orders
Under orders from the War Department Company I 2nd Infantry N. G. T. will be inspected by Capt. Addison A. Lewis 26th Infantry Ft Goose Wright Washington on Friday evening April 16th at 7 20 o clock. A tall attendance of the company is desired at the time. The public is also cordially invited to be present at this inspection.
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War Department Co. I
Adison A. Lewis
26Th Infantry
Ft. Goose
Wright
Washington
Ume
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Bereavement Support
The Colley family extends thanks to friends for their comforting words and acts during bereavement. They praise neighborly kindness and Christian love shown to ease sorrow, signed Joseph Colley and Family.
GeGure Supplies for Exterson Payette Valley Rail Line
Contractors for rails and fasteners for the New Plymouth to Emmett line note early delivery, aiding a strong railroad material market. Grading of the Selwood line let to Wesoro Engineering Co. Emmett, with local crews ready to employ farm teams after spring work. A pile driver crew worked on the Payette bridge but high water halted progress. repairs will resume when conditions permit.
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Payette Valley Railroad
Payette Valley
New Plymouth
Emmett
Wes Oro Engineering Co
Concen
Heelo
Payette
Mendey
Enumerators to Begin Campaign for Census
Census takers start Friday morning across Payette and vicinity to gather population data over two weeks. Supervisors designate precinct leaders and remind residents to cooperate, while labor shortages limit irrigation pipe installations to select alleys in the town.
The New Castaneda Opens After Renovation
The Castaneda Hotel, leased by F. W. von Falkenstein of Baise, announces a grand opening Monday at 7 p.m. with a turkey dinner for fifty cents. Renovations include green lobby walls, red dining room, white kitchen, and a homelike lobby with palms and lighting. Public invited to meet the new management on April 18.
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Cumtatoda
F. W. von Falkenstein
Baise
Ownrot the
Castaneda
Palas
Pew
Christian Church Notes in Payette Conference
Payette events include April 21 22 services led by Rev D C Peters Rev W C Merritt and Miss Byers. Planned convention June 16 20 will feature noted ministers and scholars with a Western Idaho focus and a new quarterly church paper.
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Payette
Christian Church
Fruitland
Roswell
Parma
W. C. Merritt
Nampa
Mets
W. ©. Merritt
Ada Rowse
Local News: Military Ball and Personnel Moves
Capt Burns Captain iteh Lieut Hartung and Serg Rotering attended an inspection of Co B at Weiser on Wednesday evening and enjoyed the military ball. Jas 1 Barry accepts a post with Payette Valley Railroad as chief clerk in General Manager Dunns office, starting next week. Mr and Mrs A B Seale returned from Lake Oregon after a sudden tailed visit prompted by Mrs Wood's condition, which has improved to the point of recovery.
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Burns
Iteh
Hartung
Serg
Rotering
Co. B
Weiser
Barry
Payette Valley Railroad Company
Dunn
Death of W. W. Foss in Payette Valley
W W Foss longtime Payette Valley resident died at his home five miles east of the city at six o'clock Tuesday morning after a nine day illness from spotted fever. He was known in the community and a member of Sherman Post. Funeral services were held at his home at one o'clock led by Rev Frank Forbes with interment at Riverside cemetery by Sherman Post members.
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W. W. Foss
Payette Valley
Mr. Foss
Payette
Hoe
Sherman Post
Prank Forbes
Riverside Cemetery
Labor Scarce in Payette Amid High Wages for Help
In Payette spring labor is scarce with many jobs already filled by workers at good wages. The People Irrigation Co. delays piping projects while RM. Bardsen & Co. seek sewer work in District No. 1. The town sees many new hats still available at Vogue Millinery run by Mrs. N Harris.
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Payette
Irrigation Company
RM. Bardsen & Co
Met
Payetty
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Enterprise Meat Market
He Frost
Sime
A. Blair
C. G. Smith
Palisade
Smith
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CO. I
Joseph Colley
H. H. Magan
Gleslor Broa
Exterson
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Frustand
W. B. Gilmore
West Payette
H. Redington
East
Payete
Big
Sarah P. Drlacoll
People’s Irrigation Company
Main Street
Ada Avenue
Grand Avenue
People's Irrigation CO
Ristian Church Notes
David Cary Peters
Vogue Millinery
Harris
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