Regular Meeting of Chamber Regular Meeting of Chamber
The Payette Chamber of Commerce will hold its first regular meeting after summer vacation at the club rooms on Friday evening September first. Key topic will be the dairy industry as a national salvation with invited speakers from Welser Ontario Fruitland and New Plymouth. Free refreshments follow the business session. members urged to attend and bolster treasury. Sheldon Mo August 24 1922 correspondence notes paper delivery issues and local reactions.
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Payette
Old Timers Hold Picnic By Payette River Society
Old timers met at Emmett last Sunday for a Payette River Society picnic. About 150 pioneers who reached Idaho before 1801 attended at Dewey Grove. Talks were given by speakers such as Mr. Coughanont of Payette. A committee was formed to arrange next year’s gathering.
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W. D. Case
Lee Young
D. Thacker
W. A. Coughahour
Asncroft
Henry Carstens
Emmett
Payette
Dewey Grove
Coughanont
A. J. Vanderford
Portland
N. V. Cox
Skagg's
Severe storm hits Twin Falls area causing flood damage
Mr and Mrs J L Robison returned from Twin Falls country after a heavy rain and hail storm washed out many culverts on the Highway. Hail three feet deep drifted along the road while crops suffered damage and Burley reported a window glass broken by hail as large as walnuts.
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J. L. Robison
Twin Falls
Davis endorsement clash over Independence attack at Little Willow picnic
In a heated exchange the Payette Independent criticizes J M Davis for alleged manipulation of voters at the Little Willow picnic, while Davis supporters claim his primary majority proves public approval. The Enterprise defends clear party honesty and chides anonymous criticism as dirty politics.
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Payette
J. M. Davis
Guna
Independent
Little Willow
Makinson
Davis
Board of Commissioners
Upcoming Stinuagestur Methodist Church Service Near Conference
The last service by the pastor before conference in Caldwell will be held. An invitation extends to both services with a morning class of children graduating and being received into church membership.
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WL Hamby
Botselas
J. G. Hillyer
Hamby
Deardorf Family Moves from Payette for Washington Post
Sam Deardorf of the Smith Barber Shop, long a fixture in the Payette social and business circles, leaves Sunday with his family for Chehallis Washington to accept a new barber position. The family is highly regarded locally for hospitality and Sam’s efficiency in his trade.
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Deardorf
Payette
Sam Deardorf
Smith
Chehallis
Washington
Alec
Sam
Library Tea Benefit Held by Library Committee
The Library Committee will serve tea in Library rooms on Thursday September ith from 2:30 to 6 00. The event benefits the Library and all are welcome.
Notice Ed Shellworth Clarifies Lauer & Bro Plumbing Ties
Ed Shellworth of J A Lauer & Bro denies rumors he severed ties with the firm. He remains in charge of the Lauer plumbing shop in Payette and invites Modern Woodmen members and the public to attend the regular meeting night. He assures continued courteous service and expert workmanship as per Lauer policy.
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Shellworth
Lauer
Lost or stolen Red Water Spark kel named Mickey
Lost or stolen red water spark kel named Mickey. Reward offered by F. M. Moss. August 31.
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Mickey
F. M. Moss
Local man airs view on prune drops and harvest timing
Local man recounts Boise article by Mr Sinsel on prune drops. He agrees with Sinsel, says red spider spraying won’t stop dropping and recommends delaying picking to Sept 10 to help Washington prunes clear the market. Notes crop at 50 percent of normal, good quality, and says prunes can still be marketed beyond Omaha. Also reports Jim Swank and others plan race trips to Logan and Boise meets. Chris Henriksen cannot attend due to a lame horse.
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Mr. Sinsel
Boise
N.A. Jacobsen
Mr. Jacobsen
Washington
Omaha
Jim Swank
Ed. Fletcher
Charlie Clark
Ontario
Logan
Utah
Filer
Blackfoot
Salt Lake
Seveal
Chris Henricksen
Doctor Holmes Returns From Mountain Vacation
Dr. E. B. Holmes came back Tuesday evening after a four week mountain outing. He enjoys a fine color from his vacation and will resume work at the office in good health and spirits.
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EB. B. Holmes
Farm trouble and grain outlook as 1922 arrives
The farmer faces thin profits this season and must manage well to survive through harvest. Wheat production drops across major regions with France Italy Germany and others showing losses, while cash needs rise. Milk cows and pork feeding are urged to beat hardships, and plans at Payette Mills promote low-cost grinding and bread supply. Mr. Lewis Marion Deroy dies at Ontario Hospital aged 48, funeral set at New Plymouth with burial in Par ette after services at the Baptist church.
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Pras
Italy
Germany
Payette Mills. Inc
I. H. Davis
Mer
Lewis Marion Deroy
Ontario Hospital
Parette
New Plymouth
Reshurah
Loraine Chapter to Meet After Summer Vacation
Loraine Chapter No 20 will hold its first regular meeting after the summer break at the usual meeting place on Tuesday evening September 5. All members are urged to attend.
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Loraine
McComsey Family Arrives in Payette on Homeward Trip
Mr and Mrs T H McComsey and family return from Salt Lake City where Mac attended an Electrozet Blanket Co convention. They plan to move to Los Angeles for continued sales work and report Electronet Sales Co thriving. He notes fishing on Snake River near Pool Island with Chinook salmon, one weighing 42 pounds.
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T. H. McComsey
Palette
McComsar
Salt Taler
Mac
Electrozet
Payette
Salem
Snake River
Clum
Lester Purcell
Pool Island
Lester
Rick” Alden
Pearson
J. H. Davis
Herman Precht
Chrie Fenske
Art Bulmer
Pleasant View
Baker
Our City
Sr Bulmer
Henry Carstens
Seattle
University of Washington
Emergency potato rate approved for Idaho growers
A telegram to Arthur Johnston of the Payette Chamber of Commerce reports the Interstate Commerce Commission has approved an emergency rate on Idaho potatoes not less than the Colorado rate, roughly fourteen cents per hundred, with potential reductions for Colorado shippers if they obtain lower rates. Burton L. French notes progress for Idaho growers.
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Arthur Johnston
Payette
Idaho
Payette Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado
Daho
Payette Artist Demonstrates Landscape Painting at Farber & Son's
Crowds gathered daily to watch Mr. E. J. Griffith paint landscapes in oil through a week long display at Farber & Son's show window. He plans to leave a selection of paintings at Farber's Store for the holiday trade.
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E. J. Griffith
Payette
Farber & Son's
Farber’s
Dance at Payette Pavilion Saturday Night
The Hungry Five Orchestra plays music for a dance at the Payette Pavilion from 9 PM to 12 AM under Payette Amusement Company management on August 31. Mrs A E Wood has sold her First Avenue South home to John McKinney and moved into the B Cuppernull property nearby.
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Hungry Five Orchestra
Payette Pavilion
Payette Amusement Company
A. E. Wood
First Avenue
John McKinney
B. Cuppernull
Cuppernull
Eugene
Oregon
LG. Prester
Mr. McKinney
Former Payette Girl Passes Away in Boise Hospital
Mrs. Ralph Beamouard of Boise died at the hospital Saturday evening at 7 o clock. She was 21, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CF Cahen of Payette and leaves a husband, father, mother, a brother and a sister. Funeral services were held in Boise Monday afternoon.
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Boise Hospital
Ralph Beamouard
Boise
Beamguard
CF. Cahen
Callen
D. B. Bullis
Corvallis
Oregon
Emma Theatre Program shifts through a busy slate
Emma Theatre presents a varied schedule from August 31 to September 14. Aneta Stewart stars in Sind the Paint Girl and Burgers comedy Animal Circus with a 23 cent admission. Vick Dana and Tom Mix headline with comedies and shorts across matinees and nights. A dredge accident near Mountain Home injures worker Gehr Bugreege while recuperation follows.
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Yhgreday
Aneta Stewart
Vick Dana
Tom Mix
Kentucky
Larry Lemon
Pathe
New
Naorma Talmadge
Payette Local Notices Highlight Activity and Travel
Local residents including C. H Bowmen and wife returning from the coast and A J Vanderford of Van Motor Co visiting Boise on business mark a flurry of community movement. Numerous trips to Boise Nampa and Portland. sign work for Vap Patten Lumber Co. changes at the Meat Market. and residents attending school and family visits across Payette.
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A. J. Vanderford
The
van Motor Co
Boise
Douglass
Nysss
Caldwell
and Austin Anson
Clift Hart
Nampa
Masonheimer Sign Co
Vap Patten Lumber Co
Brubsker & Coltons
L. W. Spaulding
Nayipe
Don Norton
Shelly
Esther Smith
Washoe
U. SL
T. D. Landon
J. L. Landon
J. W. Hughes
Mountain Home
J. L. Wells
Oral Wilkin
Center Avenue
Sewells Return From Five Week Bergforff Vacation
Mrs Sewell and Mrs Lester Sewell with Mrs Jacobsen daughter and mother spent five weeks at Bergforff, twenty five miles beyond Payette Lakes. They enjoyed the mountain air and relief from illness, Mrs Jacobsen notably improved. Mrs Repell drove to New Meadows where the remainder of the journey was by stage.
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Lester Sewell
Jacobsen
Bergforff
Payette Lakes
Garman Family Returns From Western Trip to Payette
Garman and family arrived home from an extended western journey through Portland Tacoma Astoria and California coast visiting fruit regions. They noted Payette area land values as high and welcomed relatives seen after twenty five years. Also reported the marriage of Allen Senlott to Muriel Norton in Boise with best wishes from The Enterprise.
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Garman
N. J
Portland
Tacoma
Astoris
Watsonville
California
Alss
Milford
Tah
Salt Lake
Wil Garman
Okishoms
Allen Senlottman
Superior
Muriel Nartor
Ball Boise
Lightning Strikes at Fruitland Fire Insurance Announces Move
Fire insurance covers direct loss or damage by lightning. BF McCarroll, moving his office to the Telegraph office room one door south of the Telephone Company's, announces the relocation.
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Fruitland
BF. McCarroll
B. PF. McCarroll
Telephone Company
St James Church Sunday Services Schedule
Services listed for Sunday next at St James Church Seacy Sept 17. Morning church school at 9:30. Choral Eucharist at 11. Sermon by Thos Ashworth Rector. Also mentions examine Selborting Cold Tires Brabaker Colton.
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ST. James
Seacy
Trinity
Thos. Ashworth
Brabaker & Colton
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Emma Theatre
Ovide
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Tim
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Fruitland Siséar
Bs Ss
Tom Eltredee
Golden Rule
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J. H. Rayle
Pocatetto
James Whalen
Pagette
J.C. Harris
Los Angeles
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J. G Harris
E. M. Murphy
E. Murphy
U. S. Kl
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W. Hamby
Callaway
University of Colorado
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W. Duns
Council
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Berniée Young
Alma Utter
Mre Terwilliger
Base
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Dell Christian
V.G Erp
Slick Aldex
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Fred Shadotz
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Hornet Creek
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C.G. Wood
Tittle
Jack
Pocatello
Drewe
Mr. Wood
Theo Hillyer
J.G. Hillyer
Miss Hattie Gilmore
Charley Gilmore
Canada
Hattie Gilmore
Mest Markt
Payette Cooperative Company
Gea Small
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Mrs. Sewell
Schlotman—Norton
Norton
Payette High School
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