Cooperative ideals urge farmers to unite for fair markets
Secretary Romston urges farmers to form cooperative societies to solve rural credit and marketing problems. He cites the North Pacific Fruit Distributors as a model where actual producers have equal voice, no exploitation, and markets managed to standardize prices and reduce congestion. Spokane reports show strong producer support and the distributor's pledge to treat districts fairly and sell fruit on merit at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Seizife
Sieele
Comaiiasion
Spokane
Northwestern Fruit
Lange
W. F. Gwin
Wo- Mehoo
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Mon
North Pacific
Mit
J. H. Robbing
Snera
Thia Co-Operative Organization
Gwin
Robbing
North Paettic
Northwest
Arate
United
wWeat
Community Notes From Payette County Social and School Update
A long list of local visits and gatherings including a family dinner at C. P. Lattig’s home and a Grange prize planning session with blue ribbons. Reports cover route improvements, school elections, and several residents traveling to Salt Lake and Indianola for business or teaching. The L A K A club hosted a chapter gathering with décor and performances, featuring readings, songs, and a welcome by Mrs. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Buo
Grange Fair
H_ Loveland
Sumpter
Dark Horse
Etdence
Suplee
KR. G. Thornton
Salt Lake
Kelly
Roy Miller
Wood Spur
Orah Durham
Indianolla
Iowa
C. J. Lundt
Frond
C. Currin
Holmes Boys
Washoe
C. P. Dattig
Boise
Harry Edwards
J. B. Durham
Payette
H. C. Frakes
the Spur
Ida Paine
Eudora Farm
Welbyloved
England
Michael Harris
C.M. Miller
Zimmerman
Fritchman
Gar
Carter
Mia. Suplee
Purim
B. Rusch
Nash Powder
Ore
C.F. Draper
Notice to Bicycle Riders Under City Ordinance
Notice to bicycle and tricycle riders in Payette city sidewalks. riding only allowed when streets are too muddy to use. City marshal W R Williams cautions all riders against violations. Also classified: 8 Holstein cows for quick sale by C M Pease of New Plymouth with phone 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Cain
Bowns
W. R. Williams
Matshal
C. M. Pease
New Plymouth
Northwest apple exchange formed to handle cream of the harvest
A cooperative group of growers forms the North Puebic Vrult Distributors in Social lam to manage the apple harvest. The Exchange is organized to handle the best Northwest apple products across Spokane County Prior Roo Valley Southern Idaho. It aims to streamline distribution with minimal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Puebic Vrult Distributors
Spokane County
Roo Valley
Idaho
Northwest
Valley notes and district meeting amid Idaho farming life
Southeast of Payette reports on Mrs. Charlie Holfe influencing Shanes to stay, rental of the Paulson house, bridge work at Emery Gulch, orchard activity, school election results, and court sale notices. Local families like the Wells, Horns, Hansen, Sick, and Peters appear with farm tasks, tree planting, and cattle movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Holfe
Shanes
Paulson
James Morriston
R. P. Purcell
Mr. Purcell, Jr
Purcel
Bolae Mongay
John Hill
Will Wells
H. Lyons
Mathews
George Yagur
George Yager
Golien
Wil Wells
A. Wells
Bar McCulough
Ray Nichols
New Plymouth
Wm. Bivens Ranch
Purcell
James Horn
Iva
Fannie Horn
Dorothy Kievenger
Henry Carstens Andamily
Klingetb
Ebl
Fred Christenses
Horn Wa
Jim
Homestead
Wiley
Emery [Gulch
Gulch
Wille
Newell Alien
Mms
Arrow Rock Dam
Holse
Idaho
Kathe Diederichsen
Visi
Fenry Hansen
Mary Peters
Henry Hansens
Hanten
Viola
Emma Henningsen
Margerite Asmussen
Leona Diedericheem
John Geissler
District 6
Henry Sick
H. B. Golden
Harry Golden
Mr. Sick
Jay Kiefer
Little Willow
McKinney Ranch
Henry Sickla
Sunny Slope
Community Notes and Social Roundup in Little Willow
The Little Willow column records a busy spell of social visits and town news. Wedding plans for Clyde Currin and his bride dominate, with guests, gifts, and celebrations noted along with relatives visiting Payette and a drilling project expected in the valley. Local residents engage in errands, farming, and schooling events amid ongoing family and neighbors’ life in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currin Anch
Clyde Currin
Bride
Curtin
Serdminders
Perkins
Gleara Ferry
B. D. McIntyre
W. R. Shmp
Ontario
Erlends
Garry Huret
Giss
Aia
Payette
Gh. Ringer
van Staall
Jasper Ree
G'ssel
B.D. McIntyre
Dewey Patton
Tree Home
Oscar Keefer
Mendenhall
Hurst
Wm. Stum
Laughter
Marie Stirm
Links Business College
Boise
Io Kenward
Big Willow
Byron Elamie
Taylor
Will
Fred Dedarsh
J. Keefer
Katherine Stirm
S. A. Say
W. G. Sturdevant
Will Stirm
Payette Idaho Ordinance Targets Blockading Railroad Cars
Ordinance 254 introduced by Mr Crighton prohibits railroad cars lingering on city street crossings beyond five minutes. Violators face fines from 25 to 100 dollars and possible jail until fines are paid. The measure takes effect after passage approval and publication. Mayor C B Compton and City Clerk Martin O Luther oversee action, dated 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Payette
Idaho
Old City
Apell
Community News Briefs from Washoe Idaho 1914
Washoe items note sermons and visits, Arbor Day plans, a cabbage sale by students, and a surprise thirtieth anniversary party. Local teachers met, a jackrabbit hunt yielded 13 rabbits, and a badger was reported. The school budget and trustee race are outlined, with residents praising medical care from Drs Ward. A Vancouver ship brings eggs from China while local notices advertise goods for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prod Ablstrand
Axel Johnson
B. F. Burgess
Jacob Stroup
Ontario
John Shamberger
Shembeger Voys
Philip
Ralph
Hugh
Day
B. C. Potts
H. B. Orcutt
Mabel
Gladys
Esther
For Sale Choip-Complate Second Hand Sprayer
For sale a second hand Bean Power Sprayer in fine reshape priced at $1000 if taken at once from Glesler's attire G W Latile. Visit the Racket Store to buy your own mower and enjoy shout music at the Racket Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choip
Glesler
G. W. Latile
Notice for City of Payette street sprinkling bids 1914
Notice to bidders from the City Clerk Payette invites bids for street sprinkling duties in multiple shifts from 7 AM to 12 PM and 3 PM to 12 AM with varying durations and bond security. Bids due by 6 PM Monday May 4 1914. Council may accept any or all bids and reserves right to cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark I
Payette
Busines
Theounell
Toome
Street & Alley Committee
Tee Counel
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending April 18 1914
The notice lists letters awaiting pickup for week ending April 18 1914 including Tom Amos B Arriola Perry Etchineon W T Fields Miss Maud Hill Miss Agnes Lamer C K McParland Burt Venable and P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Amos
B. Arriola
Perry Etchineon
W. T. Fields
Maud Hill
Agnes Lamer
C. K. McParland
Burt Venable
P. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daria FP
Romston
Aericulture
the Atteem
Lower Payette Valley
C. P. Lattig
Blakesley
Cyrus Lattig
Ipayette
Clifton Blakesley
Fruit Jiald
Lattig End
R. HL Woods
District Court of the United States For
District of Idaho
Southern Division
State Bankef
Chicago
Ve. Idaho-Orezon | Light & Power Co
Land
Bolas City
Ada County
State of Idaho
Boleo
Holmen
C. A. Bording
Stobert M. McCracken
Qedast
Little Willow News
Mr. Crighton
Compton
Atteet, Martin O, Luther
Vancouver
China
United States
Itaho
Iay
Clase
Stanton Bros
Pure Food
Martin O. Lather
City Cork
Rezac
T. D. Turner & Co
J. A. Bowers
Fruitland
Star Bakery
W. F. Strother
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