Payette Valley Pomona Grange Meeting At H R Black Lawn
Payette Valley Pomona Grange held a large annual gathering on the H R Black lawn with about 125 present. Officers reported strong membership across Payette and sister granges, and M J Highley of North Pacific Fruit Distributors spoke on a new selling agency plan for Northwest fruit. Several local speakers discussed irrigation education and grange work, with emphasis on unity and future prospects.
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Payette Valley Pomona Grange
H. R. Black
Srange
Pomona
Boulevard West
Ontario
Payette
Orchard Avenue
Valley View
Boulevard
M. J. Highley
Erange
Northwest
Ukle
Ben Badger and a December meeting at Yale ley View
A community event ended with laughter as Mrs Harland read Ben Badger the crowd enjoyed ice cream and cake. Pomona planned to meet Myst Thursday in December at Yale ley View. Notices list for sale a five year old black horse 1580 pounds and a strong farm wagon Tye and one fourth. S8et
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L. P. Hiatt
Baer
District 6 social notes include visits and illness
The German Ladies Ald met with Mrs. Carl Asmussen last Thursday. Miss Kathye Diedrichsen of Bois visits a month with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Henry Hanson. Mr and Mrs Floyd Saunders of Paddock Valley were visitors. Mrs Purcell went to Boise for final proof on her homestead. James Moran ill and taken to Boise for operation. Charles Sleeter and Cal Johnson improving. Henry Weldner Lucille Morrington and Sherman Cox returned from a trip to Smith's Ferry. Lee Boyd ill and taken to Payette for medical care. Victor Hum John and Grace Wyle confined to home with measles. Maurine and Walker Pivens visited Skippen family.
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Carl Asmussen
Kathye Diedrichsen
Bois
Henry Hanson
Floyd Saunders
Paddock Valley
Skelton
Richard Purcell
Boise
Charles Sleeter
Ilinois
Cal, Johnson
Henry Weldner
Lucille Morrington
Sherman Cox
Smith's Ferry
Lee Boyd
Payette
Victor Hum
John
Grace Wyle
Maurine
Walker Pivens
Skippen
Little Willow
Portland Stock Yards Receipts and Market Report
Weekly receipts at Portland Stock Yards show cattle 1776, calves 131, hogs 1685, sheep 1288, horses 24. Cattle quality mostly ordinary with limited choice steers. top steers 8.50, others 6.50 to 7.00. Demand weak for hogs with top close near 9.60 for one load. light lots around 9.10 to 9.26. Sheep and lamb prices steady with last seen quotations.
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Ibaa
Pricas
Vaccination Seen as Only Safe Hog Cholera Defense
Hog cholera spread comes from many sources, but vaccination with anti hog cholera serum is urged as the sole safe defense. Government and Hungarian actions push vaccination, with Idaho building a premier serum plant at the University of Idaho to supply hog farmers in the region. Dr. L E Willey of Minnesota comments on the Idaho facility as a standout western plant ready to boost inoculations and reduce pork prices long term.
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Aign
United States
Ames
Idaho
University of Idaho
L. E. Willey
University of Minnesota
Willey
World hog numbers and meat trade figures
The report lists swine counts by country with the United States at 61 million and Russia 13 million, alongside broader meat animal totals. It notes global meat product trade valued around 450 million dollars annually, about one third from the United States, mainly pork.
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United States
Russia
Germany
Europe
Asia
India
Australia
Argentine
United Kingdom
Prince
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Annual City Budget Estimate for Ward in 1924
Annual estimate lists General Fund 4000, Salary Fund 6000, Bond Fund 10000, Bond Interest Fund 5285, Bond Sinking Fund 1000, Special Lighting Fund 2400. Also notes total city revenue for year ending May 1913 and sale of two wagons with harness, and a lost gray coat between Levers coal office and food mill. Patchy OCR yields unclear dates and places.
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Ward City
Tis Wing
Feneral
Vayette
Prine
Gray Ceat
W. B. Perkins
Alias Summons Filed in Canyon County Idaho Court
In Canyon County Idaho a complaint against F A Gorham Jr seeks 2200 dollars plus interest from 1910, costs, and 350 dollars attorneys fees on a promissory note. The defendant must answer within 20 days if in district, 40 otherwise, or judgment will be entered. First published Aug 14, last Sept 18. Change in time.
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District Court
Seventh Judicial District
Payette
Idaho
Geo. W. Stovel
Fred Mitchell
Seal District Court
Bogart & Hasbrouck
Plaitffs
Boise
Oregon Short Line Sets New Time Card August 3
A new timetable took effect on Sunday for the Oregon Short Line. West bound trains Pony 76 77 and 17 along with Fast Mail 9 and east bound service Pony 76 78 No 18 and Fast Mail 6 and 10 are listed with arrival and stop points at Ontario Caldwell Nampa and points east.
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Fox
Ontario
Caldwell
Nampa
For Rent and Exchange Notices from Local Listings
Various rental and exchange offers appear, including a five room bungalow with small barn and brick cellar in good condition, a four room brick house in Caldwell for Payette property, and a 40-acre unimproved apple land with fir timber near White Salmon and Hood River. Also requested are hens, eggs, ducks and turkeys for purchase, with cash prices offered.
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Arden
Jdon Berrey
Caldwell
Payette
I. B. Merritt
White Salmon
Wash
Hood River
Pagetts Valley
Hou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell’s
Russell Department Store
Paette, Idaho
Payette Valley
Pomona Grange
Jerop
Boston
Spokane
Congress
H. A. Ireland
Canyon County
B. Smith
U. S
Mr. Bennett
Mra
Preston
Mra. French
French
H. Harland
Thompson
Portland Stock Yards
Otto Albert
Bell
Bell System
THE
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Company
Geo. F. Scott
Jnst
J. D. Baker
A. V. Strauss
Harry Kent
M. G. Ribbeling
Crighton
Frank Crighton
4Th Ave
Ruby Landon
Payette Bottling Works
W. R. Higgenbotham
James B. ‘Trevey
J. O. Bowker
C. A. Smith, Jr
George Windie
Front Street
B. A. Blair
Sel
Frustia
Will Wells
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