Autos Collide on Highway Near New Plymouth
A Friday evening highway collision near New Plymouth injured Mrs. J. Slater and her three children, Laura, Maud, and Frank, when their Ford collided with G M Kenyon’s Hudson from Lancaster, New York. The Ford was wrecked. the Hudson sustained repairs. Kenyon and two others were uninjured except minor bruises.
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New Plymouth
Desert
J. ¥. Slater
Laura
Maud
Frank
Caldwell
G. M. Kenyon
Lancaster
New York
Portland
Slater
Young Slater
Hudson
Mr. Kenyon
Herbert Ward
Hansen
Idaho
Kenyon
Ward
Wood
State Highway Department
Drysdale
Ontario Hospital
Ford
Shurtleff
Puppy Met Sad Accident In East Town
In the east part of town last Friday evening a four legged friend of William and Kenneth Wagner was run down and killed by a passing vehicle. Grief showed in the boys as a funeral was held in the backyard with neighbors participating. The puppy was laid in a wooden box with a flower marked mound. A new puppy was found the next day and will be kept safe from autos.
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William
Kenneth Wagner
Former Residents Visit Payette Friends on Way to Gooding
Former Fruitland residents Carl Davis and family stopped in Payette for a few hours to meet friends. They once lived near the D C Bul Men ranch eight years ago, moved to Colorado, studied in California, and were en route to Gooding to settle. The Farmers Cooperative Creamery Co. finished new equipment and will start laying four railroad switches to the plant next week.
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Carl Davis
Fruitland Bonch
Payette
D. C. Bul- Men Ranch
Coloraado
California
Gooding
Farmers Cooperative Creamery Co
Postal Clerks Meet Here in Payettal Convention Opens Sept 1
The fourth annual convention of the Idaho State Federation of Postal Clerks will convene in Payettal on Monday September 1 at 11 a.m. Registration is at the Commercial club rooms in Bancroft hotel. The noon banquet is in the MKE church basement. The 1:40 program features song America Invocation by Rev Hall welcome by Postmaster White, response Paul N. Peters Boise address J H Mit cham Spokane report Miss Theresa McLaughlin delegate to 1924 El Paso convention, business session at 2:30 official picture at 4:30 and a valley auto tour at 5.
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Idiho State
Payettal
Bancroft
M. KE
The
National Federation of Pp
Clerks
Spokane
Theresa McLaughlin
el Paso
Fourth cutting ready on Blinn alfalfa field at Washoe Bottom
W O Blinn reports his Washoe Bottom alfalfa field is in heavy fourth cutting, 14 to 16 inches high, thick and unwatered beyond natural sub from Washoe slough. The write up says the field could offer a streak of prosperity, while elsewhere residents plan to attend Fruitland’s band concert and jubilee tonight.
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W. O. Blinn
Fruitland
Oregon Sheriff Murdered at Folly Farm
Harney county Sheriff Vale Austin Goodman was shot and killed near Folly Farm as he arrested a man named Fred Yardiow, wanted for forgery. The Malheur and Harney county sheriffs’ offices lead a large manhunt with many citizens aiding in the pursuit.
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Vale — Austin Goodman
Harney County
Fred Yardiow
Goodman
Folly Farm
Here
Malheur
Statesman
Helman Vacation Includes Legion Meet And A Fishing Trip
Attorney J. A. Helman and his wife returned Friday from a three week trip that included attendance at the American Legion state convention in Pocatello Idaho relatives in southern Idaho and a fishing expedition near Ketchum. Their son J. H. Helman joined them for the mountain side outing and reports suggest a bountiful catch though no measurements were given the family hints that the fishing tale may reflect overconfidence in the law and a possible violation concerning possession limits.
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J. A. Helman
American Legion
Pocatallo
Idaho
Ketchum
Former Payette Lady Visits Fort Worth Relative
Mrs. Mary Robbins, former Payette valley resident and known as Mrs. Donohoe of Fruitland Wench, arrived last week to visit friends in the Payette region. Now at Council visiting a son, she may relocate here as she plans a permanent stay.
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Mary Robbins
Payette Valley
Fort Worth
Texas
Robbins
Donohoe
Fruitland Wench
Council
Payette
When Does a Hog Become a Shoal on Maule Ranch
A local ranch near Payette hosts a two year old O. I. 0. (likely a hog) in a Sunday visit. The owner claims the animal could reach around 1000 pounds when fat, though the exact dimensions and weight were not recorded.
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William Maule
Payette
O. I
Idaho Convention Nominates Ticket For Governor And State Offices
Delegates at the Democratic convention in Twin Falls unanimously chose Attorney A. L. Freehafer as governor candidate, opposing Governor C. Moore of the Republican ticket. Republican selections include Charles Moore for governor with H. C. Baldridge as lieutenant governor and a slate of Supreme Court Justices, state officials, and mine inspector. In Twin Falls and Idaho Falls, other offices were filled with notable names like J. H. Masters, Alec Campbell, and Reece Hattabaugh contending for attorney general amid a mostly unified slate. Progressives favored Robert M. LaFollette for president with H. F. Samuels heading the state ticket and Wm. Borah as U. S. senator. Perry Mitchell and William Schulzberg named for Congress.
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Beig
Payette
A. L. Freehafer
Public Utilities Commission
Twin Falls
C. ©. Moore
Statesman
Idaho Falls
Wm. E. Borah
Congress
Addison T. Smith
Burton L. French
B. G. Gallet
Miss Elizabeth
Russum
Stewart Campbell Twin Fallz
J. H. Masters
Alec Campbell
F. L. Cruleckshank
Reece Hattabaugh
Arthur Beard
Geo. W Curts
Philip Snow
John C
Hoise
Robert M. LaFollette
Borah
H. F. Samuels
J. Lee Reed
Gem County
William EB. Borah
U. S
Perry N. Mitchell
Nez Perce
William A. Schulzberg
Franklin County
Increase Dairy Herd At Payette Ranch Add Barn
William Maule plans a new dairy barn expansion at his Payette river ranch three miles upstream. The existing barn holds 20 cows. the addition will add 20 more, boosting the herd from 20 to at least 40 head.
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William Maule
Payette River
Social Evening at Stetlers Chamber Meeting
The Payette chamber of commerce board held a business meeting at A. A. Stetler’s Fruitland Beach home last Friday evening with a social time and refreshments after. The regular meeting for all members is at the chamber rooms Friday evening September 5, with substantial business to address and a request for attendance.
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Payette Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Stetler
Fruitland Beach
Chamber
Water Fight Challenge Accepted by County Fire Departments
Payette fire department issued a county wide water fight challenge with an equal number of men. The combat will occur on Main Street south end near the Baptist church. Fire bays have some squirters and have covered much territory, likely facing their toughest clash in years.
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Payette
Tiss
Main Street
Baptist Church
Idaho cannery battery complex enhances prosperity
The Idaho cannery now completed provides a prosperous appearance and will save hundreds of dollars in waste disposal costs for BioProducts. The five large buildings present a fine showing, marking a significant improvement for the institution.
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Idaho
Prunes Bring Good Price This Season
Prunes are moving well at higher prices than last year. Wes Tal informs his crop is 12 to 16 cars, with two cars of Hungarian variety sold to Palumbo Fruit Co. at $1 per crate and $1,000 per car, Boise firm also purchasing another car at the same rate. Geo Fenner of Crystal contracts entire Italian crop to Palumbo Fruit Co. in four-basket crates at $1 per crate. Prices are notably better for growers this season.
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Genes Westal
Palumbo Fruit Co
Boise
Geo
Fenner
Crystal
Jack Tell You How A Local Fisherman Promises Tales
Jack Reynolds returns with tall fishing yarns after a Salmon River trip. The piece hints at skepticism toward his claims and notes he was checked by a game warden. It ends by inviting readers to visit his shop for fishing advice or gear.
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Jack Reynolds
Salmon River
Jack
Church of Christ announces service changes this week
Bible study at 11 with Intermediate and Senior Christian groups at 7 30 led by Tay Olson Spader Samuel Hill will speak in Claytonia this week no preaching services planned Sept 2 meeting Sept 3 choir practice announced by Pastor Mowe and K8 P1.
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Cormanoton
Aivce
Tay Olson Spader
Samuel
Hill
Mowe
Claytonia
Auxiliary Meeting of the American Legion Women
A special meeting of the Women's Auxiliary will be held Friday evening, August 29, at Mrs. Elmer Cole's home. Reports from the state convention will be shared and good attendance is desired.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Elmer Cole
Iowa Picnic At Payette Draws Large Crowd
The annual gathering of Iowa former residents at Payette attracted a large crowd on the Central School grounds. Highlights included a horseshoe tournament, milking contest with prizes, a world-claiming tug of war, lively music from the Payette County band, and a mid-day fried chicken feast. Officers elected: B. F. Huff president and Mrs. B. C. Blakesley secretary-treasurer. Afternoon events featured races for boys and girls, a sack race, and free-for-all contests with prizes from local businesses. The group plans to return to Payette next year, praising the town’s broad streets and shade.
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Iowa
Payette
Central School
R.A. Crump
C. B. Redfield
Guy Cockerum
Dorothy Redfield
Farmers Cooperative
C. S. Bolton
Association
H.C
Brainard
Stold
Katherine Mann
Emmett
Gen
T. A. Walters
Caldwell
Wilson
Fruitland
Leger
van Horn
Sioux City
America
Great West
Harrison County
B. F. Huff
B. C. Blakesley
Valley Holl, Co
Loughrey’s
J. A. Reynolds
Rouse
Mit
Golden Rule
Don't Worry
Mack's
Rocking Chalr
Peterson Furniture Store
Mack's Shop
Loughrey's
Whitaker
Klan
Johnson Variety
Reynolds Shop
Liberty Cafe
Superior Grocery
Rezac Pharmacy
Wood & Spaulding
Billy Black
Corn Sells At 1 08 A Bushel In Local Market
The local corn price rose to 1.08 per bushel on Monday after a brief dip below the dollar mark. Earlier weeks saw fluctuations with a dollar level briefly reached before sliding, and now the price has fallen to 1.06. Reports note limited surplus as some corn left the locality during the peak.
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Schaller
Iowa
Herald
Bridge Tea Shower Honors Bride-To-Be Marjory Albert
On Friday afternoon August 22 at the Sanger home in Center avenue a bridge tea shower celebrated Miss Marjory Albert, soon to wed in September. Four tables played with Miss Albert and Miss Molloy presiding over the tea table. Mrs. Victor Johnson of Ontario won high score among four tables. decorations featured fall flowers and pastel centerpieces.
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Sanger
Center Avenue
Inez
Fatty Sanger
Marjory Albert
Victor Johnson
Ontario
Albert
Miss Molloy
Orofino
Miss Albert
No Profit in Hogs Claim Faces Hog Producers
W A Hillerman of the Frank Suplee ranch near Payette challenged hog producers nationwide. He brought twelve Durockigs hogs, five and a half months old, weighing a total 2495 pounds, and sold them to B W Grover for 243.26 at 9 75 per hundred. The average weight per pig was 20 74 pounds and 20 27 dollars each, proving hogs can be profitable with proper care.
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W. A. Hillerman
Frank Suplee
Pay
Mr. Hillerman
Payette
B. W. Grover
Keith Family to California
Walter Keith recently sold his clothing business at Emmett and has visited Payette. He left with his family Wednesday morning by auto for California. Keith plans to settle in the state, where he expects to succeed as a sharp business man.
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Walter Keith
Emmett
Payette
Californias
Mr. Keith
Walter
Payette Hotel Sold With Remodel Planned
The Payette Hotel is sold by owner J M Swanson to Carl Claussen and his wife Jennie, who with Jennie’s mother Mrs. Carl Claussen will operate the business. The building will be remodeled into a modern facility. Winners at a local picnic are listed with prizes from Dunnuck’s, Anson-Hart Co, and Payette Co-op, though some names are unavailable. Weather and roads were praised and attendees look forward to next year.
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Payette Hotel
Jennie Wilson
Carl Claussen
J. M. Swanson
Cole's Pharmacy
Farber & Son
City
Dunnuck’s
Anson-Hart Co
Payette Co-op
Brunswick Pool
Payette
Payette School to Open in Grades One Six on Sep Tember
Payette announces opening for grades one through six on Tuesday September 2 and for seventh through high school on Monday September 8. Five to six year olds must be six before January 1 1925 for September admission. No child may repeat a primary grade and four weeks’ session offered. Books recommended before opening day with stock on hand at Thurston’s Pharmacy and Brown News Stand. Textbooks remain unchanged.
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Payette
Pareol Ary
Thurston
Phatisacy
Enides
Brown News
American Legion on Defense Day and Preparedness
The American Legion urges calm around Defense Day on September 12 as a nonmobilization effort. Leaders Cratiree and Quinn stress preparedness, not war, arguing it mitigates future crises and honors fallen soldiers, while Pershing calls it prudent common sense amid calls for a stronger national defense.
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American Legion
Legion
America
Cratiree
Quinn
Pershing
Local Klan Lecture on Ku Klux Klan Ties and Politics
On Manity evening authorities announce that Rev. H. B. More will deliver a lecture on Books, Religion and Political Aspects of the Ku Klux Klan under local Klan auspices. Upcoming events promise unusually strong interest amid recent developments.
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Klan L&cture
H. EB
Ku Klux Klan
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Sad
Oregon
Methodist
Wallis
William Mauletor
Camperanca Legion
Stetler's
Church OF Christ
Owa
Keith
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