Danger in Dirty Ice-Boxes on The Doctor's Page
The Angest Women's Home Companion article warns of dangers from dirty ice boxes and offers sanitation tips. It promotes clean storage, weekly interior washing, and safe disposal of waste water, plus notes on proper drainage and use of disinfectants. It also briefly reports career moves and hometown visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreas Eomg
Home Sanftion
Superior
Josely
Platt
Local Social Notes Highlight Payette Valley Visitants
Lower Payette Valley reports on visits from Owyhee and Haley Idaho, with Kansas City and Nebraska guests. Social gatherings include Koffee Klatch, Grange events, and a Royal Neighbor convention delegate from Correctionville Iowa visiting Oakland and Denver connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii. Petts
Owyhee
Henry Poute
Anna
A. M. Johnston
Sp Witt Hale
Leonard Scott
Kansas City
Missouri
Gusto
EK. E. Dean
Haley
Idaho
Elvina Cornelson
Hans Voght
Owghes
Herman Cornelson
Cresewell
Mary
Iowa
la Payette
J. A. Cresswell
Cornelison
Misa Anna. de
Gattery
Valparino
Nebraska
J. A. White
Hood River
la Grande
Orchard Grange
Grace White
Max Windle
Ernest Snowberger
E. F
Dean
Owybee
Dessac Ross
Correction
I'le
Iona
Mia
Chas, Shantz
Payette
Oakland
California
Portland
Miss Ross
Denver
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Texas
Payette Valley
Apple Rates Cut Favor Washington Oregon Apples By Rail
The C W R N Co reduces apple shipping rates between Oregon and Washington to Canadian destinations by 25 to 40 percent. Examples show Hood River to Lethbridge dropping from 1.12 to 0.80 per 100 pounds, Hood River to Regina and Winnipeg from 1.25 to 0.80, and Walla Walla routes from 1.00 to 0.75 or 0.65 to Regina and Winnipeg. The shift favors Oregon Washington fruit growers and may draw heavy Canadian demand, with Idaho growers possibly disadvantaged unless the Oregon Short Line intervenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Hood River
Leth Bridge
Regina
Winnipeg
Walla Walla
la Grande
North Yakima
Lethbridge
sWinipeg
Canada
Porth
Oregonian
Idaho
Payette social notes highlight visits and travels
Dan Looney heads to Weiser for three weeks of work this week. C. French, enabler of the New Plymouth bank, visits Payette. Pete Johnson of Fruitland visits Payette, as does Mrs. Johnson of Johnson & Sons. Maule leaves for Long Valley on business, J Noble improving at Starkey Hot Springs, and Dr. J C Woodward and wife plan a 30 day coast vacation. Many others travel or visit family, including Frane Korup, P B Short, Miss Minnie Conyers, and 4. O. Scotterfield on vacation routes. A new Bean Codling Moth Trap line is promoted by Glesler Bros. and Miss Magele Trevey returns to Payette with Miss Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
New Plymouth Bank
Pete Johnson
Fruitland
Momber
Johnson & Sons
Magele Trevey
Emmett
N. Eb, Harris
Caldwell
Payette
C. W. Glesler
Miss Church
Glesler
Land sale on Dead Ox flat under government survey
A snap offer of 30 acres on Dead Ox flat under government survey at 15 dollars per acre. Time on half or more may be allowed. Prospective buyers urged to investigate quickly as party is moving on. W M Champlin Ontario Ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Late Duke Cherries and Coal Storage Offer
In 1911, H. J. Puchett advertises late Duke cherries in any quantity with delivery. Kemmerer coal is advertised as non slack, with storage options from Wells & Maule and Wells & Staule. Contact numbers and local agents are listed for Idaho storage orders and coal purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Puchett
Irustland
Idaho
Duke Cherries
Kemmerer
Wells & Staule
Kemmerer Coal
Wells & Maule
Payette Lodge 613 and School District Financials Report
Payette Lodge No 613 Loyal Order of Moose meets Fridays at 8 30 PM with summer schedule in June July August. Financial report shows receipts to June 1910 at 19 699 80, total 930 452 43, expenditures 31 027 26, deficit 574 84 July. Net gain since July about 2400. Bonded debt 50 000, estimated property value 118 228. D W Ainry Clerk.
Boys Will Be Boys Riot in the City Streets
Verse depicts a critic’s view of urban youth behavior. It contrasts adults urging kindness with scenes of thousands of boys roaming the city, disregarding rights and laws in pursuit of supposed fun. The poem highlights social tension and calls for discipline.
Coulter Bros Transfer Notice to Public
Notice to the public announcing the transfer work will be taken up at once after clearing from Blue Line Transfer Co. The firm vows to serve customers as before and emphasizes prompt attention to orders. Phone inquiries to Compton's Cruz Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Line Transfer Co
Compton
Cruz
Coulter Bros
Redaction Extension Sparks Statewide Debate
In a bid to extend redactions to points within the state, advocates argue the move would reflect good intentions toward the state. The Commercial club suggests presenting the issue to the state for action and public input.
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Melcher’s Park
Payette Heights
P. H. Brown
Payette Hardware & Furniture Co
Beth
HYNE
Benaud
LaCrosse, Wis
J. L. Griffith
Mgr. Ind
J. W. Prestel & Sons
M. Orcutt
No. Blima Washington
North Yak
Ma Div
P. F. K. Ice Busirnets
Orcutt
Ked
H. Cult
Pagettioh
Jacob Johnson
Pueblo
Cal
Mt Masouhsimer
Sur
Lower Payette Valley
APPLE
Washington and
Dan Looney
Weiser
Maule
Long Valley
J. Noble
Starkey Hot
J. C. Woodward
J. D. McGill
Enid, Oklahoma
George — He Hutton
Hutton
Mrs. L
Soule
Spokane
Northwest Point
Mra
Frane Korup
Welser
Mrs. Watters
Karl Korup
P. B. Short
Meadows
Herman Tealer
Tegler
Misa Minnie Conyers
Seattle
Scotterfield
Fruitland State Bank
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
J. L. Henshaw
W. M. Champlin
Ontario, Ore
Moss Mercantile Co
Loyal Order O F Moose
C. H. Hoffman
Albert E. White
Financial Statement
of Independent School District No
Aim't
Penenes
D. W. Ainry
Benaret
W. J. Lampton
New York Times
Charles A. McKay
Commercial Hotel
Eight Street
The
Electric Company
E. A. Chaney
Payette, Idaho
Canyon Com. Co
Sprague Warner
Ferndell
Crosse and Blackwells
Lindquist Crackers
Chase & Sanborne
Boston
Canyon
Fullers
Devoe
Lincoln
Steve
Brubaker & Fulton