Farm Census Schedule to Print Nine Million Copies
On November 27 Director Durand approved the agriculture census schedule for April 15. Nine million copies will be printed for nearly seven million farms, with a two sided 12 by 16 inch sheet and instructions for enumerators. Printing will take about three weeks on a high speed press.
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Durand
William F. Willoughby
Government Printing Office
United States
Census Bureau
Chinese Pheasants to Be Released in Payette Valley
Payette Rod and Gun Club reports receiving notice from State Warden Warren Stephens that twenty pairs of Chinese pheasants will be released in Canyon County this winter after quail season ends. Distribution details are still being decided, with at least five or six pairs expected for Payette district. The birds, noted for quick, darting flight and dense cover, have shown good results in northwest propagation efforts.
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Payette
Statvane
Warren Stephens
Canyon County
Bird season prospects in Idaho imply future open season
The text notes delaying an open season to let the bird get a good start in Idaho, suggesting that in a few years the population may be plentiful enough to allow a short open season.
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Idaho
Preservation tips for fruit and eggs from British methods
Consul Maxwell Blike cites Scottish and English practices for keeping fruit and eggs fresh. Methods include sun-drying, sugar packing, water glass preservation for eggs, lime preservative, and cold storage not common in Britain. Techniques aim to prevent moisture exchange and extend shelf life.
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Maxwell Blike
Dunfermline
Great Britain
Stirlingshire
Wiiley
Scotland
United States
Dining room girl wanted at the Commercial Hotel
Classified ad seeks a dining room girl for employment at the Commercial Hotel. Likely listing responsibilities include service duties and hospitality tasks. Applicants may respond to the hotel’s office or posting location.
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The
Commercial Hotel
Pocatello Triumphs Over Payette In Gridiron Clash
High school football saw Pocatello defeat Payette 5 to 0 after a tight first half. Payette led with a goal kick after a long drive, but Pocatello surged back in the second half, scoring on a two yard run. The defense held in the final minutes as the game ended with Pocatello in control.
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Academy of Kaho
Pocatello
Kinnison
Payette
Payette T Hen
Pocaino
Po Vatello
Idaho
Ie High
Marga
Miss Cocker
Denver
Mildred Chapnall
Jon Prey
Keapt
O'Niel
Hazel White
Little Willow News Briefs From The Valley
Patton completed his new residence Minoat with plastering finished last week. The family plans to move in soon. H Ringer visits his daughter Mrs Jasper Roe in the valley this week. Surveyors work for McIntyre Jerry Coaman and Soren Glaxer up the valley. George Scott and family spend Thanksgiving with Payette relatives. Miss Allie Shimp and Miss Gita Gorrie visit Payette and Ontario. Walter, Willie, and Richard Smith visit Strop ranch near Payette. Gigeer builds a stone cellar and prepares a ranch house. Shimp, Scott, and Windle pull August Seinkbler’s threshing machine to thresh alfalfa seed. Literary club met, program given, Little Willow News read. debate postponed. Grimes sells 25 to 30 percent off this month for Christmas. Lost blue tinted eyeglasses near Park and Commercial streets. reward to H M Bell. 46t
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Allie Shimp
Ontario
Gita Gorrie
Payette
Walter
Willie Smith
Richard
Strop
Gigeer
W. R. Shimp
George Scott
Tom Windle
August Seinkbler
Little Willow
Endeavor at Methodist church hosts revival meetings
The Endeavor at the Methodist church drew a large audience as evangelist F. W. Batchelder was announced to conduct revival meetings for two to three weeks. The report notes eleven or more conversions and mentions local residents visiting relatives and attending other church events.
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F. W. Batchelder
Minster
Baby
Day
Phiondaup
Alice Heap
Emmett
Fruitland
Miller
Minola
Brett
L. H. Rich
Charley Boor
Mr. Smith
Palisade
Colorado
Orchard Heating Device Co
Hood River
Oregon
Hunter
Stegner's Hall
Clay Blakesley
Nyssa
Water district eyed for Payette Valley irrigation project
A proposed Black Canyon district on the Boise north side seeks incorporation to irrigate about 48 000 acres. The plan shifts from a large 90 foot Payette river dam to a 5 000 foot tunnel and reservoir at Payette Lakes with costs around 363 50 per acre. Construction may take two years and bonds could be voted within two months.
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Boise Payette Project
Payette Valley
Boise Valley
Une
Emmett
Snake River
U.S. Land Office
Boise
Ed Bb. Hedden
Caldwell
Reclamation Service
Payette Lakes
Horseshoe Boad
Payette
Iado-Oregon
Payette River
John F. Christiansen
No‘Ole Ginth Company
AL Relyes
New Plymouth
Idaho
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Payette Valley Real Estate Agency
A.E. Wood
Mg1
Grimes
H. M.bell
Black Canyon
Moss Merc. CO
Giesler