Migratory Bird Law Amendments Set To Take Effect October 1 1914
The United States Department of Agriculture proposes amendments to migratory bird regulations to take effect after the three months required by law. The new rules place a closed season on migratory birds in Idaho from January 16 to October 1. Copies of the regulations are available from the Biological Survey. Also notices include a housekeeping job in Jan. and a real estate loan inquiry in Payette Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Gical
Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Janch
Baer
Payette
Local notes from Little Willow Payette region
A lengthy update from Little Willow Payette includes visits, calls, and travel by residents such as Mrs Calloway Mrs McCubbin Miss Wisie Keefer and many others. Farming activity is noted with threshing crews Patton ranch rye yields 17 bushels per acre and barley threshing with Dr Burns assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisie Keefer
Helen McClure
Payette
J. M. McCrenaben
Heart Gulch
David Kelly
B.D. McIntyre
A. E. Hartley
Garry Hurst
J. M. Mc
Glenden
Keith Burny
J. M. McClanahan
Huntington
H. Hurst
Thos
Hardin
Nell Gordon
Mr. Rice
Big Willow
H. A. Berty
Lénsen Creek
Berry Ranch
Roy Keifer
Ed Johnson
Meadows
Evelyn Skippen
Hill Ranch
Milton Nesbitt
Kenward Ranch
Spokane
Canada
Y. Currin
Harry Williams
Ontario
Amy Currin
Hartley
S. Gissel
Wet Gulch
Dr. Burns
A. E. Smith
Chas Nelson
the Heights
Jack Symes
Strm Ranch
Chas
Bolton
Jay Keifers
Ben Fannings
Naval
Sam Hartung
Scaller
Cox
Crystal Haa
Jim
Nuisance Assessment Roll Open for Payette Idaho 1914
The 1914 Nuisance Assessment Roll for weed cutting and snow shoveling is on file at City Hall. It was filed at 10 a.m. August 19 1914. The City Council will meet September 15 1914 at 8 p.m. to hear objections from aggrieved property owners. Written objections must specify lot and block and grounds. City Clerk Martin O Luther. Bats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Idaho
Martin O. Luther
Bats
Important Notice for Woodmen Members Reinstatement
A notice directs members of the Woodmen of America who dropped out between February 1 1912 and December 1 1913 to present their certificate to H Merritt Clerk of Payette camp for reinstatement at no cost. The order emphasizes no fee for reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mod
Woodman of
America
H. Merritt
Payette Camp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russells
Red Cross
Russell Department Store
Link’s Modern Business College
T. Link
W. H. Coppedge
Idaho St. Boise, Idaho
Preston Flour
Cache Valley
Stanton Bros
Little Willow News
Lower Payette Valley
Langhousen Millinery
Frank Parbell
Daughtr
T. J. Jackson
A. M. Johnston
Nysea
H. Dean
Town Ave
Mac Cheek
Wood Spur Fruitgrowers
B. B. Dean
West Virginia
Minnie Justice
Iowa
H. Woods
C. P. Lattig
M. E. Word of
Horace Loveland
Morie Weby
M. Harris
Boise
St. Lukes Hospital
James Carico
Cambridge
R. H. Woods
Hugh Shearer
Shearer
Snowberger
Woods
Payette W
T. A
Tom Moggrnge
Weiser
R. H. Garland
Tooles
Grandma Jimerson
Cross
Florence
Homer Stone
W. \. Stone
John da Ore
Stone
Harland Stanton
Shoe
J. W. Mahoney
Alter Ang
FORD
F. C. B. Detroit
United States of America
Ford Motor Company
Fred Bain
I. R. Woodward
Idaho-Oregon
Gearhart, Ore
Emma
Rezac
Payette, Idaho
Security Service
W. P. Ackerman Telephone
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