Samuel Mathers Death Reported From Suicide at Wing Home
The coroner records indicate Samuel Mathers died by suicide at the Wing residence on Big Willow. Witness statements place the time Friday, August 6, 1915, with the body found in the cellar and a letter near the deceased. He leaves a wife and two daughters. funeral services were held Saturday at Riverside Cemetery.
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Payette
Samuel
William Wing
Big Willow
Wing
J. C. Woodward
J. A. Lauer
Lloyd Pence
P. E Miller
Burt Venable
Glenn Landon
Violet Wing
Wm. Wing
P, HB. Miller
Tar Crandfather
Mr. Miller
Miler
Mr. Wing
Carter
Bro
Miss Mathers
Jennie Inman
Jennia Inman
Clark Inman
Pennsylvania
N. H. Farnham
Waterloo
Iowa
Clark Toman
Peter Keim
Jassie
Jake Torter
Ollie
Guy Inman
New Dentist in Payette Moves Into Jacobsen’s Old Rooms
Dr BE B Holmes, from Columpus Ohio, succeeds Dr A M Jacobson in Payette dentistry. He completed transfer last Tuesday and now practices above the Fruit Growers bank, occupying the former Dr Jacobsen suite. The young practitioner is described as capable and well trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Holmes
Columpus
Ohio
A. M. Jacobon
Jacobsen
Holmes
Christian Church Changes Meeting Time for Youth
The young people shift from Sunday to Friday evening meeting at 8 o clock at B. Rosenberg's home in Washoe. Pastor led a service at Big Willow last Sunday afternoon. Regular services resume next Sunday. Bible School attendance remains strong despite vacation. A Training for Service class held its examination Monday morning.
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B. 8
Rosenberg
Washoe
Big Willow
Farmers Picnic at Orcutt Grove a Great Success
The Farmers picnic at Orcutt Grove last Thursday drew over 2000 attendees despite Senator Borah and Senator Brady’s absence. Dr. C Sisson D R Hubbard and Fred Shamberger delivered excellent addresses and the Payette band Ruff Neck Quartet and the Wilsons contributed fine music. The program ran in full except for Senator Rorsh and funds were raised for thought as well as pleasure.
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Orcutt Grove
Senator Borah
Brady
C. . Sisson D. R. Hubbard
Fred Shamberger
Rorsh
Payette
Harry Wilson
Fruitland
Payette Commercial Club
Serious Accident Near Four Mile Hill Injures Mrs Cram
Rev M D Reed Mrs Cram and Mr and Mrs Frank Cram left Payette Monday aiming for Squaw Creek. They halted at Harry Pence place then to Four Mile hill where Mrs Cram slipped from a wagon breaking her right leg below the knee. Dr J C Woodward treated her and she is improving. The party continued on their way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Reed
Frank Cram
Payette
Reed
J. C. Woodward
Pence Place
Walter Percett
Cram
J. ©. Woodward
Summer Pruning Affects Yield And Color In Fruit Trees
John M. DenBoer, an orchardist from Pruitland, Maho, explains summer pruning aims to boost color and yield. Pruning early summer delays growth and does not raise yield, while cutting back terminals concentrates food into future fruit buds, best done in August after 75 percent of terminal buds form. Summer pruning also involves light pinching of terminals to open the tree and improve next year’s fruiting potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. DenBoer
Pruit-land
Maho
Card of Thanks from Mathers Family
Mrs Mathers and her daughter Bell with Mr W H Wing and wife express appreciation to all who helped and offered sympathy during the bereavement over the death and burial of their husband and father T Mathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Flora
Chrie Inman
Peter Keim
Gur Inman
W. Imman
Isene Tooter
Jake Tester
School Wagon Drivers Seek Applicants for Next Year
The Board of Education invites persons to apply to drive school wagons for the upcoming school year. Applicants should submit details and credentials as part of the selection process.
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Board of Education
Persone
Hida
Belp
Automobile Owners Meet at Payette Commercial Club
The Payette community hosts an Automobile Owners meeting and elects a board of directors while adopting by laws and outlining future activities. A smoker is planned by the Commercial Club as entertainment. Also note brief items on Mrs. Jennie Inman obituary, first car load apple sale to New York, a mountain outing party seeking bear, a warrant payment notice, and a lost keys notice between Ontario and Payette.
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Payette Commercial Club
Payette Valley Commercial Club
North Pacific Frat Distributors
Steinhardt & Kelley
New York
Little Willow
Fiest National Bank
Payette
Idaho
J. L. Edwards
Wedding Bells At White Residence In Happy Event
A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs J A White on Orchard Ave eldest daughter Grace White married Mr Paul Walker Rev Bens Smith officiated Miss Ruby Landon sang Oh Promise Me Angela Barns played the wedding march Maid of Honor Helen Driscoll Best Man Ronald Walker. The bride wore white satin and was praised for beauty. groom in conventional black. About sixty guests attended the lawn ceremony and the reception followed with numerous gifts. Mr and Mrs Walker will be at home at 735 6th Street.
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Angela Barns
Helen Driscoll
Ronald Walker
Geary to lecture on fruit auction markets at Payette club
Arthur M Geary former Medford fruit grower now Albany area resident will present an illustrated lecture on fruit auction markets at the Payette Commercial Club Rooms Wednesday September 1 He studied market conditions in major cities including Seattle Boston Philadelphia and Chicago using 100 slides to show auction practice He argues auctions aid growers by revealing true prices and notes a Wenatchee report of a Chicago broker selling cherries for much more at auction than privately indicating the value of the public record system. meanwhile Carstens Roberts and Keith left for two weeks in the mountains on motorcycles with sidecars laden with supplies.
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Payette
Amercan
New York State
Arthur M. Geary
Medford
New York City
Payette Commercial Club
Wed Feeday
Columbia University
Geary
Northwestern
Fils
Greenwich
Washington Streets
Gothan
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ffteen
North America
California
North- West
Wenatchee
New York
Fim Ciee
Library notes pushcart fair funds and future book picks
The Library notes report net proceeds of 59 dollars and 10 cents from the Pushcart Fair and invite patrons to suggest next year’s purchases. The final payment on the New Indian Encyclopedia is made, all bills are settled, and a balance is reported. Frances Moan donated several titles including Down the Rio Grande and High School pitchers.
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Harper Settl- Net
Popular Mechanics
Review of Reviews
Ladies’ Hort
Journal
World’s Work
Frances Moan
Down the Rio Grande
Samantha
Saratoga
Local items briefly tell Payette news and travels
Boise visitor Nate Prescott and many locals are noted with visits, trips to Jerome and Cascade, and family gatherings. The WCTU plans an August meeting at Mrs Ensign’s home, while the Ladies Aid aims for a cream social. Waterline work for the cemetery and various summer outings are described, with a closing ad for fruit tree pruning services.
Payette Mill to Re Open
The Payette Flour and feed mills will reopen at once as Payette Mills under new management led by P. Yeats with D. H. Edgecom returning as head miller. The plant aims to buy all grain locally and supply a uniform high quality hash grade patent flour, with preference to home producers and requested samples of wheels and offered quantities.
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Payette
Payette Mills
Tandy
P. ©. Yeats
Tuhe
Edgecom
Yeats
Prices of Apples in U S Department Report
Data from a U S Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin shows comparative prices per bushel paid to producers across years from October 1910 to October 1918. It notes gains per bushel and potential net gains per box, citing storage effects and shrinkage, with figures and percentages tied to historical apple shipments and market conditions.
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U. S
Department of Agriculture
Farmers Bulletin
West Hunting Cows and Stock Show Prospects
Cattlemen in Honky Mountain race to breed stock as demand exceeds supply ahead of the National Western Stock Show in Denver opening January 17. Expect large heifer and bull exhibits with strong trades. Also notices of bereavement, a deep well project, vacationers, Kodak services, and trades for pigs and shoats.
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Honky Mountain
Denver
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Samuel Mathers
W. B. Gilmore
Homer Settle
Ray Dorman
Clarence Homer
Seven Devil Country
Bear
Settle
Hater
Night Watch
Ontario
Dr. C. Barvey
G. Z. Arment
North Sth Street
Aurora Arment
Chester McCammon
Church of God
Oregon
Marian Arment
Earl Hurd
McCammon
Wim
Soult 6Th Street
Mies Louise Sirohbehn
Parma
Jana Mra
H. O. Anderson
Wm. Carstens
Ralph Roberts
Robt
Keith
Library Notes
Mississippi
Tapajos
Pitcherr
Nate Prescott
Boise
Ivy Genoway
Nyssa
R. E. Heynes
A. L. Gorham
Grover Stewart
Paren
B.A. Blair
Maule
See Ochelst
Mis
Milkey
Elizabeth Reed
Payette National Bank
Jerome
L. B. Purkhiser
Carry Byrd
Salem
Joe Oldham
Braddock
Newry
Harry Reeder
Rupert
Dorothy Bliss
Caldwell
Leonard
J.B. Burns
F. F. Hurd
Cascade
Keith Burns
Wilbur Hurd
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Methodist Church
Central School
Mat
M. J. Higley
Donnelles
Long Valley
J.©. Geisler
John
Payette Lakes
Mudh
Jack
Roscoe Wilcox
Som Levi
Gakeville
Wyoming
Mrs. Wilcox
Burr
Nebraska
Welser
Lyle Wood
Sture
John My DenBoor
Payette Mill
F. C. Yeats
SEST
Mo Swanson
Payette Laundrs
Thurston
Burt Venstls
C. Ponce
Don Earl
Url Vaneble
Irwin Thurston
Kodak
Eddy Studio
Oan
H. L. Gettlephone Liter
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