Payette faces quiet election with no opposition
City officials are renominated with the present mayor and council running unopposed after filing by petition. The piece extols their administration, notes taxes and city finances, and urges voters to support the entire board. Also covered are a large turnout at the Trophy Train event, Easter services at Chelsten Church, a 38th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Hurd, and a Victory Loan meeting set for April 18 at Patton schoolhouse.
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City Derk
Payette
Colonel Muller a Life of Service in Payette and Philadelphia
Charles Frederick Muller born in Philadelphia January 11 1844 served in the Civil War at seventeen and later became a notable Payette Idaho figure. He helped establish a large Northwest cold storage plant and held Loyal Legion and Grand Army of the Republic affiliations while supporting irrigation and community work. Interment to take place at Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia, as family joins in farewell.
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Charles Frederick Muller
Philadelphia
Lucie Branca Randall
Brockport
New York
Lucile Muller Morgan
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Maud Muller Clements
Melbourn Clements
US. N
Wilhelmna
Margaret Whittaker
Barles FP. Muller Jr
Serdinge Moray School
Rolling Hay
Washington
Muller
France
Thomas Evans
Paris
United States
Payette
Oregon
North- West
Ohio
Military Order of Loyal Legion
A. R
Tennessee
Chattanoga, Tenn
Junior
Woodlands Cemetery
Colonel Muller
Jul
Victory Bond Quota Aligned With Liberty Loan Demand
The message states individual quotas for the Victory Loan mirror those from the Liberty Loan and urges larger subscriptions where the Central Committee judges them necessary. It calls for adherence to the quota system and notes that substantial subscriptions should be pursued.
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Central Committee
Sixty Thousand of Our American Boys War Appeal
A lament for American soldiers in France at Flanders Fields and a call to action for readers to support wartime subscriptions. The piece stresses that many have paid the price and urges citizens to vote for war bond subscriptions, warning to be ready when the committee calls.
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Flanders
France
Presbyterian Church Announces Easter Week Programs
The Presbyterian Church outlines a full Easter week with a all day Ba ver Service next Sunday and a program of Easter messages and songs. On Monday and Tuesday the Boise Presbytery meets here with a notable schedule including an afternoon session to hear nonpreachers discuss religion’s place today. Attendees should be present Monday at 1:30.
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Chapin
John
J, Adams
Presbytery of
Boise
Liquor Possession Arrest and Local Obituary Report
Charley McCarthey was jailed on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor after liquor bottles were found in a trap door near his home. He was arraigned before Judge Luther and released on a $500 bond to await trial on April 25. Mrs Walkington, aged mother of Mrs Burt Venable, died at 4 30 AM at the Venable home in Payette. No funeral is planned next week. The Whippet Tank will visit Payette Friday or Saturday. All soldiers are asked to wear uniforms on Sunday. Chief Friske, once quarantined with smallpox, is back on the streets though his case was severe.
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Charley McCarthey
Jeffies
Stearman
McCarthey
Luther
Walkington
Burt Venable
Venable
Payette
Friske
Payette County Commercial Club Sees Growing Momentum
The Payette County Commercial Club shows progress with a 150 plus turnout at a Friday banquet and smoker. Secretary Barnard Eastman reports ongoing recruitment and urges active member participation, led by President Orr and a goal to unite the county into a strong, proactive organization.
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Payette County
Sew
Barnard Eastman
FL Orr
Alco
Orwaneve
Bngv
Energetic Wien
Payette Women Lead Liberty Loan Drive Roles Listed
The Womens Liberty Loan Committee of Payette Idaho and the Mens committee name ward captains such as Ist Wad Mrs Crump and Mrs Pease 2nd Ward Mr Earl Farber and Mrs R D Bradshaw rd Ward Mrs K L Johnson and Mrs Earl Paine with others like Mrs Maegrove and Mrs Shamberger. They are asked to confer with their chairmen and meet at the Y M C A Payette at 2 30 P M Friday April 18th. Also mentions Easter services at Sunday School and public worship with Prof Nielsen assisting and a Centenary meeting each Wednesday. Public water stations planned near Payette Modern Garage and Eighth Street court house with hitching racks. W R C members praise Weiser hospitality. rent listing for two unfurnished rooms at 114 Benny Lith Street.
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Womens Liberty Loan
Payette
Idaho
Wommens Liberty Loan Committee of
Mens Committee
Ist Wad
Crump
Pease
Earl Farber
R. D. Bradshaw
Wari
K. L. Johnson
Earl Paine
Maegrove
Upper
Little Will Cass Barton
LH. Patton
Big Willow
Whiter Petrce
South Payette
John Hill
Will Blevins
North Payette
B_ HB. Woods
E. EB. Parsons
Weshoo
Shamberger
Jess McCarty
Fruitland
Pete Johnson
New Plymouth
D. R. Drysdale
Epworth League
Prof. Nielson
Eighth Street
Court House
Oregon
Local notes on residents and business in Payette Idaho
Walter Graham now drives a model 90 Overland. Ed Staffen of Emmett works at a drug company and was in Payette Monday. A wedding took place April 7 at Dr Hurd’s home. Albert Wilson moved to a new Willow Creek home. Several locals visited Payette. Lewis Lawson and Mary Sommer camped in Welser. Families and guests from Caldwell and Parma noted. Easter duck and goose dinner planned at Bancroft Hotel. Ben Strohbehn shipped six cattle to Omaha. The Will Stanton family recovered from lagrippe and are back on the streets. Moss Mercantile improved their building with a north door. Mrs. Maule and Mrs. White returned from Seattle Red Cross convention. Mrs. Wells arrived after visiting her son and found Idaho weather different. Mrs Rotering recovered from appendicitis. Arthur McBride arrested for embezzlement. to Boise. Ben Bohannon named head of Ontario Payette Modern Garage sales. Reporter urges readers to overlook minor news gaps due to equipment upgrades.
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Walter Graham
Ed Staffen
2 Drug Company
Emmett
Payette
Dr. Hurd
2Nd Ave. S
Matt Nichter
May Sullivan
Caldwell
Albert Wilson
Willow Creek
Lewis Lawson
Mary Sommercamp
Welser
Fairy Sanger
Weilh
Bari St Clair
Baise
Wash Reed
Max Gunther
W. Dunn
Bancroft
C. H. Balbridge
Parma
Willys Knight
H. W. Wicks
Harlan
Ben Strohbehn
Omaha
Will Stanton
Iagrippe
Ps Lig
Stanton
Moss Mercantile Company
Win, Maule
Albert White
Seattle
Red Cross Convention
A. Wells
Idaho
Elmo
Shafer
Mrs. In
Bo's
Rotering
St. Alphonsuchestral
Arthur McBride
Boise
Jefferies
Ada County
McBride
Ben Bohannan
Ontario
Paystte Modern Garage
Ben
Wallin
Stanard
Payette high school cadets lead day of events and praise
Governor Davis and Adjutant General Wilson visit Payette for a successful program featuring a cadet drill on the new high school grounds. The day included a banquet with students, music, and speeches praising military training and state plans. Governor Davis outlined a businesslike, four-principle state governance approach amid community support.
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Davis
Wilson
Auto J
MCC. A
Payette
Pacch
High Seisool
Turner
Payette County Commercial ii
Payette High School
Granmi
Payette School
Neilson
Gle Lab
R. E. Haynes
Pay
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Batte Field
Chelsten Church
Martin Luther
Bible School
Hurd
Png
Patton
Little Willow
Charley Boulton
GOL
G. F. Muller
Henry E. Tweed
Baker, Ore
Mr. Tweed
Baker County
Ore
H. W. Sommer
Hermiston
Community Bull Association
H. W. Sonuner
Hermiston Community Bull Association
Baker
Bir
Hermiston Jersey Breeders Association
Withycombe
Corvallis
Ed Carey
Carlton
H. W. Summers
Presbyterian Church
Wilsie Martin
Methodist Church
W. RC
Levi Clinker
Weisa
Troy
Sarah Say
Benny Lith Street
Grace Bowman
Camp Grant
Crouch
Fort Riley
Pepe Payette
Medicine Hare
G. A
Columbus
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