Monument Ready for Unveiling at Center Avenue
The Memorial Doughboy arrived Thursday morning from Boise by Jellison Brothers and was placed on the prepared monument at Eighth street and Center Avenue. It will be uncovered on Memorial Day for the unveiling ceremony attended by Governor C. C. Moore, Adjutant General, and legion members from Weiser to Boise. The letter mentions spraying and dusting experiments in entomology with references to Mr. Don Whelan and IRAM Hawley, suggesting outreach to local farmers.
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Boise
Jellison Brothers
Eighth Street
Center Avenue
C. C. Moore
Weiser
Chesley Barton
First National Bank
Payette
Idaho
Barton
George J. Reeves
Bureau of Entomology
East Lake City
Don Whelan
Extension Entomoltat
Payette Fire Right of Way Urged for Alarms
Citizens urge Payette drivers to yield to fire department during alarms. They warn against speeding by nondepartments and stress immediate traffic clearance, aligning with city paid departments' practice.
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Payette
Taken to Cascade Under Serious Charge
Paul Senkbeil, 18, of this city, charged with burglary, was taken to Cascade Tuesday morning by the Valley County sheriff. Allegations say he removed a small hand-bag with a wrist watch, diamond ring, and other jewelry from an auto on McCall streets last summer and resold it here. Jewelry identified by Mrs Ingalls. Senkbeil does not deny ownership or disposal, claiming he found the bag near McCall and advertised it locally.
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Cascade
Paul Senkbeil
Gedritt
Valley County
McCall
Payette
Paul
Secion
Plentiful Rain Improves Spring Crop Prospects
The article notes heavy rains last Thursday and Friday easing drought concerns. Crops look healthy with fruit crops at their peak and thinning season anticipated in June. Apricots and peaches are past bloom while apples and cherries near blooming stage, suggesting a favorable yield.
Business & Professional Women Club Meets Monday Evening
The Business and Professional Women’s Club will meet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Monday evening at o’clock. Refreshments will be served after the program in charge of Mrs Cleo Masonheimer and Mrs P H Brown.
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Business & Professional Women
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cleo Masonheimer
P. H. Brown
St James Church Sunday Services and School
Services for Sunday April 29 include Church School at 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon by Rector at 11 a.m. Fourth Sunday after Bastar observed at St James Church.
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ST. James
Bastar
Governor Moore to Attend Payette Apple Blossom Festival
Governor C C Moore travels by auto to Payette for the Apple Blossom Festival on May 1. The Payette County Band will meet him at New Plymouth. a precession from Payette departs 9 a.m. The governor’s party will arrive in New Plymouth shortly after the welcome crowd. The celebration begins with a trip to New Plymouth. The High School notes recount a lively operetta Paul Revere staged by Miss Clark’s class, praised as perhaps the best Payette has seen. It also notes quiz basketball champions and upcoming track events at Ontario and Caldwell, aiming for Moscow state meet.
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C. C. Moore
Payette
New Plymouth
Plymouth
George Washington
Paul Revere
Molly Faxton
Captain Marks
Sweeny
Phyllis
Rastus
Dinah
Dorothy Faxton
William Day
Ling
Dorothy Redfield
D. C
Mildred Swank
Ontario
Jacobsen
Eli
Bernice Hurd
Caldwell
Moscow
Miss White
Lynn Parsons
Payette ix
Intermountain Institute
Neucleus
Institute
Frid Jay
Clark
Independent ticket wins Payette city election
Payette voters approved an independent slate in the municipal election, setting a record turnout of 1004 registered voters. Mayor-elect Waldwards will serve a new two year term, praised for fiscal restraint and steady governance as the council plans continued city improvements.
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Payette
Polite
Kiwanis
Mayer Waldwards
Payytis
Obituary and death notices from Fruitland area in Idaho
Obituaries recount the deaths of Harry William Heckes in Boise after a car crash, and aged pioneers Benjamin Stilwell and J. Davy with brief life summaries. Details cover birthplaces, dates, families, residences in Idaho, and burial locations, noting Elks affiliation for Heckes and church ties for Stilwell and Davy.
Payette area notes mix of ads and local updates
Local items list visits, court work, and business notices across Payette and surrounding towns. Pauline Adair visits Boise. John Norris returns from Spokane legal case. Kay Guilliams and Cary L. Rorup mentioned. Baker Oregon move of Moss & Bro. Payette Steam Laundry and Cash Feed Store promotions. carnival tease and baby chicks feeding tips. curtain sales and mid spring sales advertised.
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H. Helman
Hailey
Vernon Holt
Sakuma
Mou
Ad Moss & Broder
Kay Guilliams
Emmett
Feyetie Sa
Cary L. Rorup
Asermey
John H. Norris
Spokane
Deseset Court
Birdseobeen
Hall
Gooaimg
Wumes
Big Sait Creek Ranch
Bear Baker
Oregon
Payette
F. M. Satoris
Baker
Moe's
SB Eb
Rhea~ Baten
Payette Stes Laundry
L. K. Ballenger
Conren
Tou Csa
Payette News Highlights Family Return and Local Notes
iC McPeek family returns to Payette from the eastern part of the state to visit. Mrs McPeek had been in the potato business but is now with Deomeya Co. Mr McPeek is a booster with the business men of Payette. Also notes lost necklace, hunting license notices, 1923 game law closed season in Payette, fresh vegetables at Anson-Hart, and a baby girl born to Mrs Burns. Mr G W Watson returns from Herford Oregon with mining plans and hopes to lease ground.
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Benjamin Stitwell
Athlette Valley
Baptis Ehurch
Stillwent
Boise
Stilwell
Illinois
Edward Weaver
Boiss
Kansas
Obituary J. Davy
England
Portland
Oreeon
America
Jane Sakeld Huster
Mr. Davy
Payette
Presbyterian Church
Ines
Calle T
Hiness
John Hunter Davy
Gieans Perry
James Ruswil Carr
Oregon
GC. McPeek
McPeek
Deomeya. Co
Wood & Spauldings
Fulton & Snowberger’s
Anson-Hart Gro. Co
G. W. Watson
Herford
Baker
Watson le Mack
Erim Theatre Program Starts April With Manslaughter
The Erim Theatre announces Thursday showings featuring De Mille's Manslaughter with Pathe at 2 20. Saturday night April 16 includes Willem in Faces, then Comedy from April 30 into May with Grandma’s in High and Dis May Day events. May Day opens at dawn with egg exchange and a full day of performances ending with a big dance at the pavilion run by ELKS.
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de Mille
Pathe
Willem
Grandma's
O'Chock
Sid
Elnek
Tiree
Pathe News
W. E. Perkins
Verse
Y ‘Power Company
Riesenes
Bob Ansiersers
Ton
Oregon
Bulmer
Ae H. Perry
Sulmer
Mamagenets of Elks
Hit of the season promised more stage hits
The operetta called the season’s hit yet more attractions arrive. Quality Street and Clarence, the Com mencement are slated to follow, promising further crowd drawing performances with local theater groups continuing their spring schedule.
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Quality Street
General HARRY T LEWIS Reappointed as State Officer
The article notes the reappointment of General Harry T Lewis as a state officer, detailing his service in the 2 year period and noting colleagues’ and friends’ reactions to the news. It mentions his prior career and mentions a ceremony at a Christian Endeavor gathering with remarks by Christian Endeavor leaders. Delegates from multiple locations attended and a banquet followed. Store hours and local business notices are listed.
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Harry T. Lewis
Barry
T. Lew
United Sones
Christian Endeavor
Co Jan Endeavor
Church of Get
CC. Hamilios
Christian Eh
United States
Maar Tan Omente
Chrajen Church
Walter
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Pacific Northwest
E. Perkins
LaGrande
Pat Me
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Wh Peat
L. E. Merritt
California
Emma Theatre
R- Woodward
A. L. Preehafer
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Charlie Hartung
PK. Puller
B. F. McCarroll
George H. Small
T. D. Landon
A. I. McClanahan
John R. McKinney
W. F. Sherwood
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H. O. Musgrove
Stephen Clanton
F_ J
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Harry Heekus
Harry
Fruitland Correspondien
Harry William Heckes
Biba
Nebraska
Fruitland
Jake
Fruiland
Hazel Lanfear
Fresno
Cal
Roy Hurst
Sedlands
John
Georer
Riverside
Cemetery
The
Elks
Cherze
Elk’s Lodge
Nampa
AMD
Ic. McPeek
BP. Shawhan
Fiely
Ganen
Albert Burns
Ed Mire
Carrol
Erim Theatre
Tutaday
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Anena-Hart Gro. Co
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