Dairy experts of national reputation visit Payette Idaho
The Payette Chamber of Commerce hosts a party of national dairy experts and state officials touring Idaho dairy sections. The itinerary runs from Payette to Welser Institute and Ontario with farm visits, lunch, and a 105 mile journey ending in Ontario. Earl Parker returns from east as Farber and Son buyer reports improved conditions and strong building growth in Chicago and New York. Fruit buyers from Waterloo Iowa Chicago and Kansas City arrive to monitor the season and remain in touch with the fruit market.
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Payette
Otto Miller
Gutterridge
Turters
Bribbina
Weiser
Welser
Washington Hotel
Fruitland
Pennsylvania Avenue Highway
Joiner's
Schuler's
New Plymouth
Houblard's
Payette River
Creamery
Ontario
Earl Parber
Earl Parker
Farber and Son
New York City
Chicago
Mr. Farber
East
W. PL Hoxie
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Fruit Co
C. G. Wignall
Wignall & Moore
F. H. Richardson
Kansas City
Buick Garage Relocates to New Quarters in Payette
Mons and Brother, Buick Garage proprietors and Buick agents for Payette and Washington counties, lease the Barrage rooms in the Masonic Building, move equipment to the new quarters, and plan to double floor space. Trevy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Coughanour, receives a Shetland pony from Mr. W A Coughanour, marking a proud milestone in Idaho boyhood.
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BUICK
Mons & Brother
Buick Cara
Payette
Washington
Barrage
Masonic
The
Motor Service Co
Hero of the Will A daring ride through Payette streets
Colonel G F Thayer recounted a perilous episode in Payette as frightened horses dashed through lanes and streets. Despite a broken bridle and fallen gear, he controlled the team with skill, ending near the Christian Church with minimal harm. Also notes Farber's wool blankets sale and W T A meeting at Mrs. Kirkendall's home.
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Col
G. F. Thayer
Payette
Bull Run
Thayer
L. W
Two Small Boys Taken In Charge After Theft Plan
Sheriff Jefferis took Sam and Guss Marvin aged 12 and 14 into custody on a petty theft charge. They lived with their mother near Fruitland beach two miles south of Payette. They allegedly entered C A Petit’s home during Chautauqua, stole a watch and fountain pen, a 22 rifle from a nearby car, and hid goods with provisions near the Snake River wagon bridge awaiting a night river trip. A neighbor’s tip led to their capture at home. Sam, a parolee from St Anthony reform school for horse stealing, will await action likely return to the reform school. the younger boy stayed with his mother.
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Sam
Guss Marvin
Jefferis
Fruitland Beach
Payette
C. A. Petit
Chautauqua
Snake River
Petit
Reform School
St. Anthony
Sam Applegate
St.Anthony
Easter Improves Home With Screened Porch Tea Honor
Dr J W Easter screens large porch to enhance his residence. David Jones hosts a five o clock tea Friday honoring Miss Emma Osborne of Flushing New York, a house guest of Mrs H F Pugh. Guests include Mrs H F Rugh and son Francis Mrs Michael Harris and son Charles and others with tables and floral centerpieces on the lawn.
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David Jones
Emma Osborne
Flushing
New York
H. F. Pugh
H. F. Rugh
Francis
Michael Harris
Charles
Tom Moggride
Haggerman
Ben Tomlin
Janet
P. H. Brown
Betty
Miss Osborne
Primary Result in Payette County Vote Totals
The Payette County primary election on Tuesday was quiet with tight ballots. Judge Varian led for Seventh District District Judge, W. H. Heltzel won the Prosecuting Attorney race, W. H. Platt beat C. H. Musgrave for First District Commissioner, and Davis led Silket for Second District Commissioner. Democrat Guy Graham led State Senator over J. W. Kenward, Ed L. Bryan led for District Judge, and W. P. Joiner beat Keenan for Sheriff. No competitive races on the Progressive ticket. Precinct results exclude Stuart precinct Democrat and Progressive counts.
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Varian
Seventh Judicial District
Feltham
Plowhead
W. H. Heltzel
W.H. Platt
H. Musgrave
Davis
Silket
Guy Graham
Wallace
W. P. Joiner
Keenan
Stuart
McKinney
Ae John
Dem
Ira W. Kenward
Harry C. Prior
R. Boomer
B. Sima
Noble
Lot L. Feitham
John J. Plowhead
Ed L. Bryan
H. E. Wallace
A. L. Anderson
J. M. Davis
P. E. Silkett
T. E. Dotson
B. C. Blakesley
L. B. Mackinson
F. W. Cobb
Clerk & Auditor
Lillian Wilson
Mary E. Wilson
R. E. Haynes
Ss. H Heiltzel
A. D. Sutton
Glenn C. London
Surveyor
C. P. Lattig
Elwethiy
Parette County
Evry
Payette County
Payette Builder Sees Bright Future With New Homes
War Maule, active in Payette, is completing a modern bungalow and has built about 25 homes in five to six years. He has traveled nearly four thousand miles in three months, visiting many areas, and insists Payette has the greatest future of any place he has visited, planning more homes to sell or rent.
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Maule
Payette
Judge Luther on a Vacation in the Mountains
Judge M O Luther and family from New York State are enjoying a two week mountain trip famed for great fishing. Fish stories abound but expect cautious remarks when the Judge returns. The piece ends with a Farber's plug for Van Heusen collars.
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Luther
M. O. Luther
Geo
William Luther
New York State
van Heusen
Farber's
H. W. Douglas
Portland
Pre nuptial shower honors Dorothy Carstens at River Street home
A prenuptial aluminum shower was given for Miss Dorothy Carstens at the Ben Strohbehn residence on River Street last Tuesday evening. About 40 guests gathered to celebrate the coming marriage to a prominent Payette young man. An elaborate luncheon was served and aluminum gifts were exchanged as best wishes were offered.
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Dorothy Carstens
Ben Strohbehn
River Street
Dorothy
Payette
Rev Benjiman Smith and Payette Visit Headline
Rev Benjiman Smith pastor of the Christian Church at Lodi California and former Payette pastor arrived with his wife and three children for a unexpected stop in town. They planned to continue to Yellow Stone National Park by auto arriving Tuesday evening and leaving Thursday morning.
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Benjiman Smith
The
Christian Church
Lodi
California
Payette
Yellow Stone National Park
Farber's Big Week Offers Cheap Blankets
It's hot but buyers flock to Farber's as blankets go on sale during a special week. Shoppers seek relief from heat with deep discounts and limited-time offers. Local store promos emphasize value and comfort for households.
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Farber
Infant death after Medora accident shocks Payette region
A letter to Mrs. Leo Schmidt of New Plymouth reports the death of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. French from an auto crash near Medora North Dakota. The party, en route to Boise, lost a front wheel causing a fall that killed the baby and slight injuries to two daughters. The car was repaired and they continued homeward. The French family, prominent in New Plymouth and Valley View, received condolences from many friends.
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Leo Schmidt
Leo ‘Schmidt
New Plymouth
C. S. French
Medora
N. Dak
C.S. French
Pred French
Boise
Einora
Bessie
Civilization
Valley
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Wsitpayette Valley
Trevey
Pruitlind
Itaho
W. A. Coughanour
J. B. Jr
Oregon
Farber’s
Kirkendall
J. W. Easter
A.B. Moss Jr
Connell
N.S. Felthouse
Ralph Farber
Arthur Johnson
Walter Johnston
Charlie Johnnston
J. W. Clanton
Council
Ire White
J. D. Baker
J. G. Hillyer
Paulette Lakes
U.S. L. Battery
Vincent Byram
Will Coughanour
Garden Valley
Vere Blair
la Grande
Ore
T. O. Mead
Grover Stewart
E. L. Signor
Ensign
Signor
Mountain Home
Leo Ballnnger
Ballenger
iPayette Valley
Rex Spray Co
B. P_ Shawhan
Frederick
Cascade
Denney & Co
Long Valley
Clyde Thurston
Austin Anson
Lake View Camp
Mr. Anson
R. J. Cushman
Detton
Snd
Charlotte
Nampa
Mr. Cushman
American Legion
Miss Charlotte
U. S. S. Battery
Otto Albert
Reinbeck
Fayette
Albert Jare
J. L. Wells
W. B. Bakers
Eugene
Lore
C. Payne
Clifford
James Stanton
Big Ditch
Near
Plymouth
Seattle
Carl Lavald
Rome
Baptist Church
Mores Hagoplan
BR. Curfman
M. Borders
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