War Affects Fruit Prices and Northwest Distributors
H F Davidson of Hood River and president of the North Pacific Fruit Distributors warns that European war and global financial troubles will depress Northwest apple prices this year. He urges growers to market only high quality fruit and avoid packing inferior stock. He cites a near equal crop to 1912 with rising car shipments and predicts exports will fall to about half normal. The Distributors report 1000 cars sold from Washington Oregon Idaho, mainly strawberries cherries and pears. Also notes the death of C Grothe in Mexico City and local church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Fruit Distributors Head
Warnes
Lamper
South
Africa
Navilwest
H. F. Davidson
Hood River
North Pacificc Fruit Distributors
Portland
North Pacgile Fruit Distributors
Davidson
Northwest Growere
Decisé
Eithalion
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
South America
Northwest
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Summer Excursions and Local Notices in Payette Idaho
Public notices announce railroad excursion fares to Boise for a Teachers Institute and schedules with Aug 1914 sale dates. The Local Sidewalk and Curb Improvement District No 1 assessment roll filing is posted with meeting dates and city clerk details. Also church notes advertise services and meetings, while classified ads list livestock and room rentals with contact names in Payette Idaho.
Ontario Boosters Visit Payette Get Acquainted Train Event
Ontario Commercial Club delegates rode a special train to Payette last Friday greeted by Burt Venable and local hosts. Mayor Max Compton welcomed visitors while May or A W Trow praised Payette’s role in promoting Malheur County Fair and local agriculture. After a brief program the group departed for Emmett with stops at Falks New Plymouth and Fruitland. Christian Church notes Bible School 10 and service 11 next Sunday with pastor’s return from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontaro Commercial Club
Payette
Burt Venable
Visltors
A. W. Trow
Ontario
Commercial Club
Trow
Malheur
Payette Beach
Emmett
Falks
New Plymouth
Fruitland
Christain Church
Vote for the Best Man
A reader letter urges voters to pick the strongest candidates for U.S. Senator and Governor, praising Brady as best for Senate and Lewis as a strong governor candidate. The writer favors using the veto to curb state spending and notes other aspirants are good but insufficient to hold both offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
U. S. Senate
Brady
Borah
Lewis
Bolee
Notice of Election for Independent District No 32
The annual school election for Independent District No 32 will be held on the first Tuesday in September to elect two trustees to fill the places of Dr O H Avey and E W Equate whose terms expire. Polls open from 1 p m to 7 p m on election day. A stray ad for Armorate roofing product appears within the notice.
Election Officials Named for Primary in Payette County
The Payette County commission appoints receiving and counting judges for four precincts in the upcoming primary. Payette west precinct judges include Merrit Chapman and Glesler receiving, Bondenhemner Howard and Edwards counting, voting at Payette Calining Co. office. Other precincts list appointive officials and polling places, with services resuming Sunday.
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Board of County Commissioners
West
Paytte
L. H. Merrit
Eli Chapman
C. W. Glesler
W. H. Bondenhemner
J. H. Howard
J. J. Edwards
Payette Calining Company
Payette
Will Wels
H. M. Bell
Mile Lauer
Ernest Leigh
L. E. Purkhlest
R. L. Bradshaw
P. H. Browns
North
Chas. R. Smith
J. A. Chap
John W. Sur
George Rezo
J.' A. Whe
Earl Kirk
Old City Hall
C. E. Dibble
C. F. Draper
Chas. McCosh
A. C. Hammond
D 0. Bullis
J.B. Purcell
Radio Building
Weather report for week ending August 23
The week reports highest temperature 94 on the 20th and lowest 43 on the 14th. Mean temperature 68.5 with trace precipitation and four clear days, two partly cloudy and one cloudy. Prevailing wind direction N. Allen Opceiver.
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N. &. F. Allen Opceiver
Federal Game Law Regulations Update for 1918 Season
Warden J.8 Gowen reports on federal game law dates for the 1918 duck season. The rule proposes September 1 start and January 16 close if the President signs the amendment. otherwise the season would end December 16, 1913 style. The department in Washington indicated shooting may begin September 1 morning and must end December 15 evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Department At
Washington
J.B. Gowen
Wales
Miss Maude Muller to Return to Tennessee After Society Visit
Society notes detail Miss Maude Muller’s social duties during her visit with Col. Cy Pye Muller. Attendees included Mesdames Multer Compton Dunn Stawhan Helly Hogue Wilson Satiris Stoughton Moe Taylor of Boise. A Thursday luncheon and Friday events featured decorations, bridge games, and floral arrangements.
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Maude Muller
Cy Pye Muller
Jin
Tenn _ lessee
Higley
Kensington
iMiss Muller
Miss Muller
Mesdames Multer Compton
Dunn
Stawhan
Helly
Hogue
Wison
Satiris
Stoughton
Moe Taylor
Boise
Albert Wilson
Miss Wilson
Miss _Muller
Boyd
Mesdames Seawell Peterson
Adams
Muller
Landon
Orr
Coughanour
A 4
Soule
Duna
Compton
Strasher
Bennett
Hickey
Rezo
Dagg
Wilbur
Reilly
Miss Orr
Kansas City
C. B. Compton
Auction Bridge
Updegraff
Sunmecamp
Degg
Rezac
Pence
E. Lauer
J. A. Lauer
Brundage
Jones
R. C, Davis
McGlinchey
A.S. Soule
North Yakima
Wash
A. E. Wood
Gleh
J. A. White
Notice to Pay Assessments for Payette District
Notice that the silent roll for Local Sidewalk Curb and Improvement District No 1 in Payette Idaho is on file in the City Clerk’s office. Installment payments may be made at the City Treasurer J A Lauer from August 20 to September 19, 1914. City Clerk Martin C Luther pivots and publishes Aug 20 and Sept 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Ida
Payette
Idaho
J. A. Lauer
Martin C. Luther
Pivot Pub
Diseases Ravage Idaho Hogs in Latest Census Figures
The Idaho Department of Agriculture reports 12 600 hogs died last year at 134 800 value from disease, averaging 50 per 1000. In 1913 8 800 hogs died. Idaho's hog population on Jan 1 1914 stood at 252 000 worth 2 697 000. Nationwide hog losses totaled 87 004 800 head worth 1 975 000 000 with 119 per 2000 death rate.
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Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Vacuum-Hornet Creek camping trip to return this week
Local note says Mr and Mrs Wood and CP Lettig who camped on Hornet Creek are expected to rim home this week. Guard Wood joined them after a Saturday visit as word spreads of a vacation delay and routine county news.
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Mr. Wood
CP. Lettig
Hornet Creek
Guard Wood
Atall New Light
Main Street
Moss Mercantile Company
Ellson
P. EB. Short
L H. Adam
Burt Patterson
Crane Creek
Wm. Walker
Patterson
Robert Harris
Charley McCrea
Wheat York Imple Plumbing
Janop
J. A. Laver
McCrea
Crouch
Infant of Mr and Mes Wines Featured This Week
Personal notices detail social news from Boise to Weiser and nearby towns. Mentions include visits by Mrs. Soule, Miss Bean's school superintendent bid, travel by Mr and Mrs Korep, and local events at homes of Patch and Boras. Dr. Woodwant’s hospital transfer and local sales and salesmen notes appear among weekly updates.
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Mes & VY
Portland
Seattle
Mie
J. Migs Davis
E. A. Abaney
RC , Davis
J. B. Boras
Soule
North Yakibs
Hee
A. B. Wood
Cora
Miss Bean
Relmers Bros
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Diew
Mexico
P. H. Brown
Grothe
Citiens
Hagen
Germany
Teachers Institute
Union Pacific Systemette
Ida
Paints East
Jwest
Martin D, Luther
First Church OF God
South Ninth Street
T. A. Wayne
Vedros
M.C. Ac
JW. Bloyd
Order of Bastern Star
Derry
Maho
Jessie BE
Timpe
First Ave. South
A.F. Stonebraker
Reimar
Holstein
B. M. Medaris
Idmho
Bord
Boosters
City Hall
Maine
Pale
Hmpire Lumber Company
Primar
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Boone
The
Colege of Idaho
Herwig
Stetnongst
Denney and Company
George K. Barker
Barker
Sand Pola
Wes
Canyon
Canyon County
Max, Worthman
John W. Eagleson
Meridian Times
Adalle
Jesus
Eagleson
Ada County
To Loun
L. EB
Federal Game Law Regulations
Warden J
Gowen
Society News
Aburnsby
Tacoma
H. O.veal
Bob Cat
Charles Roor
Traneide
Hom
Jhomé
Ironside
Ivestigate
J. E. Crouch
Reva Cree
Payette High School
Lewiston
Misa Cree
Lewnston
J. H. Conyers
Will Wells
Karl Korep
Korup
Walla
Mn Korup
Soghe
John A. Harader
K. G. Bord
Chares
Earl Venable
Washington D. C
Parets
Wil
Sir Payette
Washpetcu
Borat
Earl
Tdabo
Homer L Sette
Lorem
Jennie MeNamara
Owsba
Indies
Wilber Graham Burne
Clarenre Chapin
T Payette
Parma
Carey
Patte
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association
Z. J. Broven
Lang Back
Weslington
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