Payette Schools Set Open Dates for 1923 24
The Payette Schools will start September 10 for first six grades while Seventh and Eighth Grades and the High School enroll September 24. Lists of teachers include Harold W. Adams principal history and English teachers as well as science, math and foreign language staff. The Book Dealer offers grade books now for purchase ahead of opening. The superintendent expresses optimism for a cooperative, successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Harold W. Adams
Mabel Maule
Paul H. Walker
Ara Sanders
Fred D. Wolf
George H. Loger
Dorothy Willett
Mildred Christenson
Central School
Anna Johnson
Clinton J. Griffin
Mary Deal
Elsie Schmid
Margaret E. Richards
Helen Pearson
Alice E. Richards
Josephine Day
Gladys Kundert
Margaret Ellsworth
West Side
Tessie F. Lias
Margery Clark
Vivian Miller
Mildred Baker
Alberta Hardin
Leary
Rome
Little Willow
Violet Swank
Midwest
Meeting of Auxiliary of American Legion
The Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet in Chamber of Commerce rooms next Monday evening September 3 at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to be present with important business and reports from the State Convention. Dr A M Jacobson of Pocatello was home on a short visit the latter part of the week returning to his home Sunday evening.
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Roy Sharps
Roy Sharp
Christian Workers
All
R. A. Montz
Independent School District No
Central School House
Ipsaid District
Board of Trustees
Mo, R, McKinney
Auxiliary OF American Legion
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
A. M. Jacobson
Pocatello
Board OF Correction
Little Willow Irrigation District
Ned McCue
Bancroft Hotel
Payette
Idaho
A Double Surprise and a Joyous Wedding on the Lawn
A birthday surprise for Mrs. Marie Fielder featured a musical program on her sister’s lawn with an improvised arch, and the wedding of Miss Lelia Roberts to Mr. John Jewell under the arch with Rev. C. W. Buell officiating. The couple’s attendants included Treva Roberts and Thomas Roberts, and guests praised the couple as they shared a triangle dining setup with flowers. The event concluded with best wishes for a long, happy life in Portland.
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Marie Fielder
Chas. H. Lester
Lelia Roberts
John Jewell
Inez
C. W. Buell
Treva Roberts
Thomas Roberts
Lelia
John
Sterling Saamier
Jewell
Portland
Pioneer Minister Visits Brother in Payette Valley
Rev. W. M. Crother of Richfield Idaho arrived Monday evening for a visit with his brother A. W. Crother of New Plymouth. Known to Payette Valley residents, he once pastored the Methodist churches at this place Welser Mann's Creek and organized Ontario's Methodist church. He now serves as pastor at Richfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Crother
Richfferd
Idaho
A. W. Crother
New Plymouth
Crother
Payette Valley
Welser
Mann's Creek
Ontario
Richfield
Stearman Wife Undergoes Joplin Hospital Operation
Mrs. W. B. Stearman, who left four weeks ago for Seneca, Missouri for a serious medical operation, was operated on August 8 at a Joplin hospital and has recovered enough to be moved to her parents' home. Information came in a letter to Mr. Stearman. Labor Day post office hours noted. Ad for dairy cattle sale by Wm Maule seeks quick action on twelve months with security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stearman
Seneca
Joplin
Stearman
Wm. Maule
Hospitality and hometown ties recalled in Payette
An Idaho reminiscence recalls a day trip through dry hills near Weiser with Mr and Mrs Schwabauer and friends, sharing fried chicken and shrimp salad then inviting the party to return for fishing. Myrtle Wayne and Ocea Wood of Payette wed in Nampa, and the community notes a church service and home in Payette for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lowry
Travellin
Crook
John Lev
Schwabaur
Clarence
Weiser
Wayne
Woop
Myrtle Wayne
Ocea Wood
Payette
Nampa
At. James
Thos. Ashworth
Jima
MUST OBEY TRAFFIC LAWS IS ENFORCING NIGHT PATROL
Fred Christianson, night patrol man, vows strict enforcement of traffic laws to prevent accidents from speeding and driving without lights. In the past week he arrested Lawrence Roberts of New Plymouth for driving without lights, fined $5.00. Fred Halley of Weiser and Clarence Bigby of New Plymouth, both cited for speeding, each fined $5.00. R. L. Boumetard and Curtis Lodge of Weiser, and Fred White of Welzer, also fined for speeding. Bud Woodward fined for speeding $10. Leon Douglass of Payette was assessed $25.00 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Christianson
Christensen
Lawrence ‘Roberts
New Plymouth
Fred Halley
Weiser
Fred White
Welzer
R. L. Boumetard
F. G. Wheeler
Pruitland
Curley Lodge
Clarance Bigby
Bud Woodward
Leon Douglass
Payette
Neuritis confines N A Jacobsen to home in Fullerton
N A Jacobsen has been confined to his home for a week suffering a severe neuritis attack mainly affecting the spine. He cannot walk and endures back pain though not bedridden. Doctors are attending him and expect a lengthy recovery while overexertion in extreme heat is blamed. Fullerton California August 21 1923.
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N. A. Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Bridge Saver by ARE Dept
The Snake River town faced a near disaster when a fire started at 1:30 and could have spread without discovery. Firemen arrived with one engine and one tank to extinguish a small blaze linked to a discarded cigar stub. The diagonal plank construction and dry dry rab insulation worsened a third floor fire trap, prompting reflection on the true value of a fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Scouts Put On Good Will Drive For Payette Band
The Boy Scouts Saturday raised funds to buy music for the Payette County Band. Little badges sold at a free will offering generated 52.00, showing community interest in supporting the band. The band members and their leader dedicate time to build the town’s musical spirit and request more funds as needed. The effort reflects a supportive town and ongoing community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Payette County
Attend Annual Convention of Idaho Funeral Service Assn
Afr and Mrs Glen Landon and HL Adair left by auto for Twin Falls for three days of sessions of the Idaho Funeral Service Association. A special program includes a lecture by Prof. Wornhmas of Chicago. After the meeting, delegates will take a scenic trip and picnic at Clear Lake.
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Glen Landon
Adair
Twin Falls
Tha
Idaho Funeral Service Association
Elusive
Wornhmas
Chicago
Clear Lake
Brundages Visit Payette Friends in Idaho
Mr and Mrs W S Brundage of Riggins Idaho arrived in Payette Friday evening to spend a few days with former friends. They are making headquarters at the Lester C Sewell home. Mrs Brundage’s mother Mrs Bradt, who left Payette years ago for Carrington North Dakota, is now staying with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Brundage
Riggins
Idaho
Payette
Lester C. Sewell
L. Mr Bradt
Brundage
Payutte
Toy
Carrington
North’ Dakota
Remodeling Garage At Conoter Building For Brubaker Bolton
The Conoter building once housing Brubaker and Bolton is being remodeled to improve a garage. The back room is removed and a concrete floor will be laid. The alley back door is widened to allow cars to pass in and out, creating a safer more functional repair shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoter
Brubaker & Bolton
Allen Stegall Improves City Streets With Grader Work
Allen Stegall day marshal and ex Officio street commissioner organized a city grader effort with Slick Alden to smooth streets and curb potholes. The water workforce and city officials aided, while Stegall also attends to water pipes and overall water system needs on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Stegall
Alden
What the law means to the average citizen in Idaho
The editor muses on how laws affect everyday people, contrasting confusion over a distant law in Towa with a personal experience in Idaho. The piece satirically recalls lawfulness and moral codes, noting uncertainty about the Ten Commandments while reflecting on compliance and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Idaho
Dot San
Bowman and Wipe Visiting Brother Here
C. J. Bowman of Oklahoma City, brother of ET Bowran at Payette, and his wife arrived in Payette Sunday en route to Los Angeles to visit their daughter. They will stay several days to inspect the valley. Bowman has oil interests in Oklahoma and is experienced in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bowman
Oklahoma City
ET. Bowran
Payette
Los Angeles
Calif
Bowman
Oklahoma
Fruit Growers Meet to Discuss Prices at Payette
A meeting of local fruit growers is scheduled for Friday evening, August 11, at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Payette to discuss prices and marketing. All growers are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Payette
Local notes of visits, sales, and moves in Payette
Payette area notices mention Williard Battery service at Buick Garage and grain storage, with livestock and feed store ads. Several residents including Mrs. HT Smith and Roy Mathews travel for business, fishing, or peach dealings. Local trades include Deering Twine, velvet trims, and cash feed deliveries. teachers and residents move, move to Seattle, or join Payette High School staff.
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Williard
Buick
B.D. Lusby
J. Fielder
Georgia Turman
Middleton
F . M. Mow & Bro
Smith
Portland
Deering
A. J. Sheerer
Ste
Settle
Deering Binding
A. J. Shearer
D. 3. Cochran
Frank Fuller
Grouses
Cath Feed
F. M. Moss & Bro
Johns H. Helman
Payette Lakes
PROGRAM AT THE EMMA THEATRE PROMISES DATES AND NAMES
Local column lists film showings at the Emma Theatre including Harold Lord a w Dr Jack Pathe News and various attractions for Thursday Friday and Saturday with dates in September. It notes patrons can see One Glorious Day The Lane That Had No Turning Smy Dreams East is West and Paradise in upcoming screens and mentions community notices about local business and residents including hospital updates and births naming Mr and Mrs John Anderson of McCall twin girls born Sunday evening August 20 2015.
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Harold Lord
Dr. Jack
Pathe News
William Rogers
Agness
Buster Keaton
Pathe Now
Constance ‘Talmadge
Annual Methodist Conference at Baker City
The Methodist church announces an Annual Conference convening in Baker City on a Wednesday in September. Preachers and lay members will meet to decide key matters, with morning and evening services. A church chicken dinner fundraiser is planned next Saturday from 5 PM until served, featuring roast chicken, sides, and beverages for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Returns From Idaho Mountains After War Weeks Vacation
Bob Keith returns from a long Idaho trip spent at the Payette Lakes and remote high country. He describes rugged terrain, bear sightings, and plentiful fishing, noting the hard travel but worthwhile hardship and satisfaction from the wilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Keith
Idaho Mountains
Payette Lakes
Idaho
Door
Bear
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Brethren Church
TEMS
Lester
Fielder
Jack Reynolds
Baptist Church
Tharp
Japan
F. L. Evans
Caldwell
Buell
Frank
Harrick Newcome
Theresa
Bertha Pamperin
Sunshine Dairy Jersey
T. B
Guy L. Cockerum
Prop
Boise
Will Wells
Mr Wells
Gem State Gas & Oil Company
The
Enterprise
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
California
Massachusetts
Patch
ARS. W. B. Stearman Rr
A. E. White
N. A. Jacobson
Army
A. E. Steele
Redwood
Cal
Steele
San Francisco
Captain Steele
Camp Lewis
Law School
Sanford University
Johnson's Variety Store
Haynie
Queen Esther
J. =. Turner
Mathilda Sick
Anare
Green House
2Nd. Ave. South
Fullerton, Calif
Win Wells
West Maple
Keith Sunday
W. E. Loughrey
Are Dept
MR. and
Mrs. Brundage
Wipe
Henry Weidner
Roy Mathews
Grand Junction
Cole
Sai
Maxine
RH. Haynie
Bancroft
Prank Forbes
Forbes
Bitehonck
Jim Davis
Jim
Geo. W. Leger
Montana
Leger
Sool
Sinutana
J. H. Connyers
W. W. Kay
Johnnie Robertson
Manhattan
Kansas
Seattle
Tacoma
Robertson
I. R. Woodward
Indian Valley
Bobbitt
Woodland
Emma Theatre
A J. Shearer
Cb. Giure
Camtridge
Biel Tess
J E Oldham
DL AL Flore
Henry Alden
Ostario Hospital
Colme
Hurd
Fredstera Camp
Halfway
Qregan
Burt Gish
Ontario Hospital
D. & Wilson
C. H. Browning
Wil
A. A. Gardner
Blanchard Home
Eyning
John Anderson
McCall
Inaho
Anderson
Ruby Sekatt
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