City Fathers Meet Regularly Amid Adjourned Sessions
City officials persistent in frequent meetings hear protests on Sew er District No. 3 in the Third Ward. Council considers vacating a twenty foot street strip for Col Muller’s storage plant and grading surrounding streets in exchange. General Manager Markus of Maho Oregon Light and Power proposes street lighting contracts with all night and arc light options. city to receive free electric current for a large depot sign. Adjourned sessions set to discuss bids for a sprinkling wagon and a pumping plant near Prestel spillway. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs celebrate the ninety second anniversary in Caldwell. Junior play Anna of Old Salem slated for Friday.
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Aveil Zist
Sewor District No. 3
Brainard
Protective Association
Council Chamber
Ie Council
Lion
Col. ©. P. Muller
Payette
Col
Muller
Markus
Maho-Oregon Light & Power Company
J. E. Orr
Orr
Ontario
Weiser
Payette Idaho
Ted
Mayes
P. Lattis
Wm. Noot
W. C. Stunfecant
Windward
Prestel Spillway
Captain Shawhan Killed in Payette Runaway
Captain J H Shawhan and his wife were killed when frightened by gunny sacks on the road caused a runaway near Washoe bridge. The buggy struck a mail post, throwing both occupants. Shawhan died instantly, Mrs Shawhan suffered a severe wrist fracture and other injuries. He was a prominent Payette Valley citizen and Masonic Lodge member. funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Payette
J. H
Washoe Hill
Shawhan
Payette Valley
Preaching and Entertainment at Curtectai Church
Last Lord's Day Mr Moon from Weiser preached both services. Brother H C Shaw will preach next Lord's Day. The Christian Endeavorers host a stereopticon on Friday April 28 with The Life of the Christ and illustrated songs. Admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children. Proceeds support Endeavor work.
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Moon
Weiser
Mr.Moon
R. Moon
Tonga
Africa
H. C. Shaw
Emmett
Mr. Shaw
Curtectai
Jehureh
Big 6 Named by Missionary Bible Club
The M C A notes no meeting next Sunday. The Missionary Bible Club boys chose a new name Big 6 for their group before the Caldwell state boys convention. Six boys stayed with the club and took the Bible study exam. highest grade to be announced after New York grading.
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Missionary Bible Club
Caldwell
Big 6
New York City
Bends Quartars
Paranoia and education clash in old versus new school views
An essay contrasts two school view points, old emphasis on instruction with little focus on the child and a new child centered approach. It argues education should develop life qualities and initiative, not just book learning, with emphasis on manual training and resilient teaching methods. It ends with a legal notice about a doctor’s mental status and a parade of paranoia definitions.
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Frances J. Haney
San Francisco
Joseph W. Folk
St. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
Ong
Hoss
Wil
Jim
Lfe
Bfe
First Baptist Church Highlights and Local News
The First Baptist Church news notes Sunday morning sermon What an Ancient King Said and 8 p m Open Windows with special music. Rev W H Bowler visited to organize a new church at Lathe while local Philathea Bible Class and Boys Conference plans unfold. Also covers temperance meeting, local commerce, orchard planting, and a ten inning Payette-Ontario baseball result.
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W. H. Bowler
Bowler
Lathe
Hassling
Uder Way
Rank Hurd
Firet Beguet
Ferald Yass
Karl Hurd
First Baptist
Caldwell
A.B. Minaker
Baptist Church
Minaker
Idaho
Minakot
Wi. BD. Stearman
Ontario
Payette
Oregon
Aaa
Booster Meeting Brings Results and New Members
The Commercial Club reports strong turnout and many new applications after a booster gathering. Secretary Harader has twenty memberships on file for the next regular meeting as the club targets a 150 member count by July first. A May 4 special number features Della Crowder Miller performing readings at the Emma Theatre under YMCA auspices, with a May 1 reading of Ben Hur excerpt noted.
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Harader
Della Crowder Miller
Amelia
Emna
The
Gen. Wallace
Emma Theatre
Bumper Crop Seen Across Payette Valley Orchards
After thorough inspection of Payette Valley orchards, most commercial apples will be full crop except Ben Davis and Baldwin varieties. Peaches and apricots are half crop. Hungarian prunes lightly damaged. Italian and Silver about 75 percent. Overall crop expected to be as heavy as last year.
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Fruitland
Johnson
Curtin Nobirom
Northwestern Fruit, Exchange
Payette Valley
Robinson
Ben Davis
Baldwing
Bens
Baldwins
Payette Notes on Lodges Sprucing Up and Measles
Personal mentions include Tellar of Fruitland visiting Payette last Saturday and Charles Compton Jr. with measles. New Order lodge steps underway with 33 members, plans for May 7 initiation in Payette. spray for codlin moth mandated for fruit trees, inspector Newcomb warns city residents. Also notes school readership of a Providence Enterprise series on education.
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Tellar of
Fruitland
L. E. Newcomb
Nampa
Dapuly
Payette
Newcomb
B *Purner
Payetto Torena
For Sale Five Hundred Yearling Trees
Five hundred yearling trees offered at two hundred and fifty dollars each for Roman Beau Ues and Winesaps four to six feet high. Inquire Bowman & Sons. Community note mentions Co 1 members eager for the season and a meeting at Armory Hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock with supper provided.
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Bowman & Sons
Co. 1
Armory Hall
Junior Class Plays and Local Visits Highlight Payette News
Shoppers Ale and Mrs. Watheston visit Our Lake while Kaessner of Fruitland tours Payette. Junior Class presents At the of Old Salem at Emma theatre Friday night. Mrs. Catron returns home after a Wickum visit and hospital talk. Dr. Woodward to Moscow for State Medical Board duty. Bates aids Loyal Order of Moose in organizing Payette lodge. M. P. Bates travels to Mountain Home. Premier play Ate of Od Salem scheduled. St. Paul arrival Mr. Dorman rents Chase house in Payette. He reports cold weather and fruit crop damage. He plans to reside in Payette. A. Heap travels from New Plymouth via Payette. warm reception noted. Wanted: 13 shares of belting stock.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
A. L. Howard
James Holleran
W. A. Coughanour
J. B. Furis
J. W. Kenward
TL. B Redington
Anna of
Old Salem
We Emme
J. H. Shawhan
Capt. Shawhan
Mrs. Shawhan
Christian Ghurgh
DR. Barton
C. A. Barton
Idabl
A. Barton
Cald
HP. Ross
B.C. Bull
P. McCalla
Dru
Woodw & Woodward
C. A. Balrton
Harry Thaw
Hue
John Alexander Dowle
United State
the First Baptist Church
Geo, W. McCombe
A. m
Hible School
A. mi
P. U
Dumior
Gram‘er
Medical Temperance
T. & K. Milling Company
Narrows
John Chaliait
Jonathan
J. 4. Toole
Welser
James Howe
St Louis
Knights of the Road
Elobo Week
Persson
H. T. Kyle
Continental Buiilding & Lean Association
Denver
Colorado
Continental
United States
EA. Blair
T. J. Brown
Will Wells
B. W. Equals
C. B. Compton
B.C. Keith
O. R. Sellers
O. H. Avey
Commercial Club
Charles Compton Jr
F. A. Gorham
Elwer
Gorton's Hall
J. H. Ricker
Moose
Ite
Hotcabindf
Boise
N. G
HB. Catron
Holse
Wickum
G. R. Hunter
LR. Woodward
Moscow
Ry M. G. Riebelime
Thera
Barton and Thormson
Brighton‘hurston
M. P. Bates
Loyal Order of Moose
T. EB. Hotchkiss
Salem
D. Dorman
St. Paul
Minnesota
Paya
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