Payette Schools Announce 1919 1920 Faculty Lineup
The Payette School District unveils a strong 1919 1920 teaching lineup led by G TL Riordan at Payette High and Edmund H Sweet with Cadet Corps training. Several new instructors join primary and central schools as notes praise Riordan and Sweet.
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Ume
Riordan
Nampa
Payette High
Edmund H. Sweet
Edie M. Rape
Payette
Payette camping ground draws steady crowd and free shower
The Payette camping ground is taxed to near capacity, attracting campers from several states. The site reports 12 to 16 tents and 6 to 60 people daily with free showers as a major draw. Also notes St James Episcopal service on August 24 with a pasture donation nearby.
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Payette
Anto
Jewelry Store Change Hands in Payette
Mr. A P Rautenkranz sold his Payette jewelry and music shop to W W Letson of Ontario who takes possession. Letson plans to run the business in the same high class manner as the previous owner. Rautenkranz will enjoy an extended vacation and may not move from Payette.
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A. P. Rautenkranz
Payette
W. W. Letson
Ontario
Rautenkranz
Farm Bureau Notes and County Exhibits Updates
Satisfied Idaho residents heading East on the G A R excursion will promote the state as she features 3000 observers from our county bringing apples and folders for advertising. Coming events include Jonathan harvesting from Sept 6 to Oct 5 and the State Fair exhibits due Sept 18. Field peas are sought for the county exhibit while Club Leader reports winners. housing for fruit pickers is urged and pay bonuses recommended. An 18 cent per bushel threshing cost is cited for 1724 bushels and Ranchers may call No 241 for details.
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Idaho
Mid West
Lauch
Jonathan Picking
Jéannot
Farm Bureau
Stolen Car Case With Switched License Tags Sought
No clues yet on the thieves who took a car from Mr. 5S. D. hacker's garage last week. Tracks show the vehicle moved into Mr. Coughanour's mill yard before being driven away. A license tag was found in a Richardson prune orchard and another nearby, suggesting tag switching as suspects head toward another state. Dr. W. B. Sims announces office hours and locations in Payette and New Plymouth for appointments.
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5S. D
Hacker
Coughanour
Bowman
Richardson Prune
Jefferis
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus at Weiser with giant hippo and jungle cubs
Weiser audiences will see Hagenbeck-Wallace perform with the largest hippopotamus in America and curious jungle baby lions. The show includes a cosmopolitan post office staffed by Harvey Johnson and a morning parade of exotic riders and performers from many lands. The circus employs 1,100 workers, 658 horses, 400 animals, and uses eighty seven double-length railroad cars for travel.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus J
Weiser
America
British South Africa
Whiel
Min
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Harvey Johnson
Wallaceville
Weekly Emma Theatre Program and Local Notices
The Emma Theatre weekly schedule lists August screenings including The Tiger Trail and The Red Lantern among features and shorts with dates mid August. Local items note Mr. and Mrs. William Copeland’s Cascade trip and a fishing report from Tamarack plus a $2000 fine for William Hill after a drunken incident.
Local notes from Payette share visits and events
Monday column details visits by Watts of Midvale and Mrs. Wood, travels to Payette Lakes, and a new car model arrival. Reports on J. W. Wanderford’s Kansan trip, Cecil Dixon’s Tacoma visit, and piano tuner C P Courtright. A 13 year old boy, John Gus Grischkowski, died of pleuro-pneumonia. interment in New Plymouth. Also notes on crops, irrigation, and Gossard corsetry approval in Payette society.
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Payette Lakes
J. W. Slick
Lafe Eaton
Midvale
Mr. Eaton
Nhat
Cecil Dixon
Tacoma
Verne Wright
C. P. Courtright
T Payitte
Emma George
Vernon Heuitt
Nampa
Heuitt
Overboldsen
Boise
Payette
John Gus Grischkowski
Kimana
Idaho
New Plymouth
Crighton Symes
Richfield
Albert Mohler
Redman
Oregon
Mr. Mohler
Jone
Gorham Merc.Comper
Red‘man
Enwenu Theatre Reopens Under New Management
The Enwenu Theatre reopened under new management with a large crowd last night. The feature A Man in the Open drew strong attendance. Harland L B Keeler and J D Baker are named as district inspectors for fruit disclosures, with state grading and inspection rules outlined and fees set.
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Enwenu
Alew
Harland
L. B. Keeler
J. D
Baker
Aland
Emma
Department of Agriculture
State de Emmy Theatre
Yeomen to Meet in New Hall Tuesday Evening
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will gather in their new hall over Thurston's Drug Store on Avenue Ofth. Mrs. G. Er Rhoads serves as core organizer.
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Tohnnin Banks
J. R. Banks
Johnnie
New York City
Old Co. 1
Idaho
United States
Banks
Luther
C. C. Springstom
B. . Pease
Geo. Corneliean
Tamarack
Springston
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Thurston's
Ofth
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A. A. Culler
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Farm Bureau Notes
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Main Street
W. B, Sims
Monroe
Welser
C. EB. Warrens
W. G. Earp
Stackde
W. M. Copeland
P. O
Fruitland
William Bulmer
Emma Theatre
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Navineva
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Mr. Watts
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Kansas
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Arrow Rock
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North Ith Street
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Maryland
HK. Wallis
Schuster
Wallis
J. W. Wanderford
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