Home Products Week Promises Touring Success
The Home Products Week program is set with exhibits at the Pavilion described as 100 percent strong. Governor Davis will address attendees this evening, with Mrs. J. Green of Mountain Home speaking tomorrow afternoon. The Payette High School domestic science and manual training exhibit stands out, with music, fashion show, baby show, and a concluding dance promised for a family-filled event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woler
J. H. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Johnson
B. R. Fitch
Davis
J. &. Green
Mountain Home
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Payette High School
Business and Professional Women’s Club selects delegates
The Business and Professional Women’s Club met with Miss Anna Johnson presiding. Two delegates were chosen for the Twig Falls convention, Anna Johnson and Mrs. Chris Fenske. The group reviewed rehearsals for The Seven Ages of the Business Girl to be shown during Home Products Week, and Daisy Crump’s resignation prompted Mrs. P. H. Brown to become Corresponding Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business & Professional Women's Club
Anna Johnson
Eli
Twig Falls
Toth
Chris Fenske
Daisy Crump
P. H. Browt
Fire alarm call praiseworthy but near miss at creamery
Saturday evening the new fire alarm was tested when a spark set an awning on the Farmer's Cooperative Creamery engine room ablaze. Firefighters arrived to find the fire already extinguished, underscoring the system's time saving value though a station phone delay could have slowed location identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Central
Farmer's Cooperative Creamery
Nick
Baby Show Entries Encourage County Families at Pavilion
Enter your baby for the Baby Show at the Pavilion on Saturday April 29 at three o'clock. Open to any county child with prizes for best looking girl and boy under six and under 15 months. Judges from outside town. contact Mrs Fy by phone for details.
Danger of HGH Water in Idaho Letter Warns of Flood Risk
A 1922 Idaho letter from Mec F. G. Cottingham warns Payette area readers of possible high water as heavy snowpack and rainfall melt. With 46 inches of solid snow and 9.5 inches more in 24 hours, along with no ground frost, flood potential rises if runoff accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mec
F. G. Cottingham
Coughanour
Cottingham
Idaho
W. A. Cor
Wanour
Payette
A. Scottingham
Young M Finesse Report From Vocational Congress Delegates
Harry Rhoades and Howard Roe of Payette High School reported at a Wednesday morning meeting on their participation in the Vocational Congress at Pocatello last week. The editors and others heard their presentation, praised the diligent effort and the value of the reports, and urged parental involvement to better understand school expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rhoades
Howard Roe
Payette
Vocational Congress
Pocatello
Tt Company
Payette Pioneer Fayette C. Howard Dies at 74
Fayette Calvin Howard born December 4 1848 in North Fairfax Vermont died April 2 1922 at his Payette Idaho home aged 74 years 4 months 17 days He married Ella Story October 10 1870 at St Albans Vermont they had three children Cora Connerley who died July 5 1921 B R Fitch and Guy C Howard He moved from North Bend Nebraska to Payette about 14 years ago He joined the First Baptist Church of Rogers Nebraska 28 years ago and remained active He is survived by his wife three grandchildren a great grandchild a half sister Abbie Leach and many friends Funeral was Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Fitch home conducted by Rev C W Buell and interment at Riverside Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Calvin Howard
Fayette
Calvin Howard
North Fairfax
Vermont
Payette
Idaho
Ella Story
St. Albans
Cora Connerley
B. R. Fitch
Guy C. Howard
North Bend
Nebr
First Baptist Church
Rogers
Nebraska
Abbie Leach
South Fairfax
Howard
C. W. Buell
Riverside Cemetery
Payette Streets Shown As City Credit With Sweeper Action
Improvement in Payette street conditions is praised with Street Commissioner Allen Stegall credited for keeping streets clean. The city, noted for paving, benefits from the street sweeper and general public effort to curb litter in gutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Allen Stegall
Ford Gar TURNS OVER EMBANKMENT NEAR Payette
C W Giesler and Frank Ward of Payette were in a detour near Huntington when Giesler’s Ford landed on its side over a steep embankment. Both men were pinned beneath the car but freed by nearby workers. Giesler suffered chest bruises and a nervous chill, but later recovered at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Giester
Frank Ward
Payette
Giesler
Mr. Giesler
Mr. Ward
Huntington
Pardonlir
Glossop
Ward
Courtey
Ontario
Wilkly
Ms. Gloster
Entre Nous Club Notes and Upcoming Chicken Pie Supper
The Entre Nous Club gathered at Mrs Cope's home for a literary program and a discussion on native states. Members shared histories and the U S reach from coast to coast. The Butte News Club plans a chicken pie supper at the Community Theater on April 29 to benefit the Washoe baseball team, with plates at 25 cents and supper at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrn Cope
Dibble
James
Stamberger
Cal
United States
Pacific
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Butte News Club
Thien
Washoe
Brighten Your Corner Dutch Florist in Payette Oregon
A Dutch immigrant named Albert Wixechert, arriving two years ago, found work on a farm but failed there before a local citizen, B R Fitch, helped him become a florist. He now tends lawns and flowers, ships bulbs to Holland imports, and is praised for transforming his corner into beauty. Mr and Mrs F Zieger relocate to Paria for a veterinary practice. their children stay in Payette after schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
America
Holland
Payette
Albert Wixechert
B, R. Fitch
Chamber of Commerce
Snight Tanneret Cup Exhibition At Pavilion This Week
The Snight Tanneret Cup, last year’s winner in Pallon wide competition by Idabu children, will be on display at the Pavilion Thursday and Friday. The silver and gold cup, valued at 2500, engraved with states that have held it, remains a prominent child health promotion symbol crafted by Tiffany & Co. The Idaho inscription is planned to be added for the forthcoming exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idabu
Tosno Iy
Remalis Permanentis
Toloho
Towa
New York
Tiffany & Co
Idaho
Gejigralix
Dora Henningsen
Victor Hil
Exther Guide
Uyew Plymouth
Laura Dilton
Siple
Mayme Rogers
Burton Burroughs
Cart Mogenses
Craten Barker
Mitstriet
Mayme Hogets
Italone
Payette County
Faulkner
Macy
New Plymouth
Opal Akins
Leda M. McCallum
Bleie Sloomstrom
Olea Johnson
Margaret McRae
Audrey Walker
Lorene Randall
Nellie Paulkoer
Payette Loses to Wenge in Sunday Exhibition
Payette boys faced defeat 12 to 8 as Weiser’s Haggett made a strong showing in the box. The game drew a large crowd of enthusiasts despite poor weather, with several substitutions including Rand and Lattig stepping in for Shafer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagettint
Weiser
Rands
Lattly
Shafer
Payettle
Surday
Duzelton
Pj Davenport
Bird Ist
Ferry
Srd
Potter
Hutchencon
Demaray
HE Payette
WeiStocoon
Peg Roberts Wears A Six Pound Ten Ounce Bass
Poe Roberts brought to town Monday evening a black bass that topped anything seen this season. It tipped the beam at six pounds ten ounces and a quarter. Putton Snowberger accepted the reward offer for a fin jointed rod and a prize for a five pound bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Roberts
Putton Snowberger
Young Men Arrested on Serious Charge in County
Eliwyn V. Kostenbacher of this city was arrested last Saturday by Sheriff Jefferis on charges of contributing to the delinquency of minor children. Parley Price of Payette was arrested Monday on two counts of rape. Both men pleaded not guilty before Judge Luther. A preliminary hearing was scheduled. Kostenbader was released on bond for appearance, date unclear, while Price remains in the county jail awaiting a preliminary hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliwyn V. Kostenbacher
Jefferis
Parley Price
Payette
Luther
Howring
Kostenbader
Price
HMA Theatre Program Announces Spring Shows
The Harmony Rebekah Lodge Entertainment Committee invites members and families to a 500 party on Friday evening May 5 1922 at the I O O F Hall. Admission 25 cents with refreshments. Featured films include Half the Woman Stars Thomas H. Inf Pathe News and serials with Frank Mayo and Mary Pickford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuyeday
Thomas H. Inf
Pathe News
Frank Mayo
Jim
Tih
Stanley
Africa
Garath Hughes
Mary Pickford
Mabie Normand
Molly
Paibe News
Douglas Fairbanks
Harmony Rebekah Lodge No. 23
Jacobs
Dunntick
Snowberger
I O. O. F. Hall
Fragmented notice of old residence and shop change
A garbled article describes a location change involving The Toom in the Howl Bancrafty cup near Krull Music House. It details two apartments in a center doorway, one to be occupied by a harbor stag and the other by Mrs Berry, with references to a 75 year old item, a kemespin yarn, and a steamlaundry laundered piece, ending with vague date markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toom
Aring
Vet Tell
Mra
Ois Berry Win
YMG
Payte Steam
They
Partnership formed at Fixit Shop with Mr H Syu berger
Giveler Realty Co. completed a deal Monday morning creating a partnership with Cockrum and Snowberger in the Fixit Shop. Snowberger will not be active due to health, while Cockrum is expected to manage the business end. The arrangement follows a sale of Snowberger’s interest in the slime venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giveler Realty Co
Cockrum
Bright Soume
Fire Department Practice Run Demonstrates Quick Action
On Wednesday evening the fire department was called out on a practice run to gauge boss and crew efficiency. Four minutes after the horn sounded, the department assembled at the station and moved seven blocks to connect hoses, proving water flow. These drills are unannounced, conducted to educate the department in rapid response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Payette Gun Club Triumphs in Weiser Trap Meet
The Payette Gun Club won a team trap shoot against Weiser and Cambridge last Sunday, each team sending five shooters. Payette scored 212 to Cambridge 200 and Weiser 4. Team members included A. Moseon, Wayne With, Pred Christensen, W. Roberts, and B. W. Pease, with B. Kirkendall and Ray Krbetensen among standout Payette shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayetyer
Weiser
Payette
Vvinor
Bart
Cambridge
Winung
B. Mosson
Wayne ‘Ith
Pred Christensen
VW. Li “Oherts
BE. W. Pease
Pay
Cambrider
Welser
B. Kirkendall
Ray Krbetensen
Preventing Flood Damage at Payette River Bank
Crew and teams have worked for a week to stabilize the Payette River bank above the headgate of the Slough. The bank has been reinforced with brush to prevent further erosion. Work is nearly finished, with a date for completion to be kept. future high water could threaten multiple farms and the Payette Mills property. The river is rising rapidly, signaling the highest flood levels yet seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Payette Mills
Whelan to Visit Germany Amid Home Improvement Plans
Frank Whelan plans a trip to Germany with Mr and Mrs N A Jacobsen and Mr and Mrs C F Broderson to decorate graves of Jacobsen’s parents and visit relatives. They will depart around May first for about three months, with transportation by Grand Chevrolet. Mrs Baker of Boise visits family in Payette this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whelan
Third Avenue
N. A. Jacobsen
C. F. Broderson
Germany
The
van Meter Co
Grand Chevrolette
Paine
Payette
Jacobsen
Marek
Jacobsens
Local notes from Payette and surrounding region
Community items include visits by Shanks and Attorney John A Norris to Bobe. Payette visitors from New Plymouth. Choral Club concert at Emma Theatre on May 3 1522. multiple local residents attending mining business in Center ville. car purchases and upgrades. town beautification efforts at the park near the depot. auto repair shop opening by Carl Williamson. social outings to Holsi and a Royal Arch Masons convocation with Boise guests and lunch at Bane Bird Grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ackerman
New Plymouth
Payette
Choral Club
Emma Theatre
Raymond Connyers
Cascade
R. J. Cushman
Nampa
W. B. Sims
Keith’ Ething
W. R. McClure
Council
A. le Preehat
R. Y. Bogard
Boise
Marsh Creek Mining Co
Centerville
Idaho
Portia
R. ¥. Bogard
Kansas City
E. B. Weaver
Mr. Hogle
Essex
Ruseel Sharp
Wes. Rhoades
Pocatello
Morrell
Baby
Ayeeka
Joe Davis
Fruitland
Blanchard Home
Carl Williamson
General Auto Repair
West Center Avenue
Auto Wrecking Co
Wrecking Co
Automotive Repair Co
Boise, Maho
C.S. Rice
Platt Appointed Commissioner in Payette County
W H Platt receives annointment from Governor Dale to fill the Payette County vacancy caused by death of J A White. Platt formerly served Canyon County as commissioner for three terms and is well known across the region. The public is expected to approve the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Platt
Dale
Payette County
J. A. White
Flist
Platt
Canyon County
Drewsey Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
John Wilson Carroll and Bonnie Gertrude Cramer of Drewsey Oregon received a marriage license. George Rodney Moffet and Gertrude Mary Balding of Drewsey, Oregon, were married by Reverend T R R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson Carroll
Bonnie Gertrude Cramer
Drewsey
Oregon
George Rodney Moffet
Gertrude Mary Balding
Oro
Bon
Northwest General hold relocated offices in Pax Valley area
The Northwest General Hrokcage Romany relocated to new quarters in the Pay stte Valley Rex Spray Co offices, after Mahe r& Gas Co vacated the rooms. The space has been redesigned for privacy and comfort. Ol & Gan Co moved their fixtures to the Mak o Cann Co building, aligning with their current operations.
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Usiness & Professional Women's Club
Young M
Wenge
Peg Roberts
HMA Theatre
Mrs. HH
Baker
Burt Be
Shanks
John A. Norris
Railroand
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