Christmas News From Payette’s Busy Holiday Pages
Payette residents recount holiday visits and gatherings with family and friends. Many travelers from Oregon and Idaho join Christmas dinners, with notes on health, work, and local shop offerings at Farber's and the Malory Hotel in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber
Bird Jacobsen
Jackson
Wendell
Idaho
Clifford Fiorer
Verne Barnhard
Boise
Williard
F &M
Moss & Bro
Henry T
August Qarstens
Portland
Fred Rabeneau
City
Dee
G. Tool
Malory
F. B. Bullis
Bob
Corvallis
Oregon
Sherwood
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Treaport
Hinkston
Payette
Hinke
Fred Marquardsen
Buh
Roy
Farber's
P. J. Steffen
LaGrand
D. D. Hambley
Hoosera
David J. Peterson
Auto
Peterson
Diversified farming and old time practices recalled
The speaker laments modern agrarian policy calling for organization and diversification while recalling a diversified homestead era. He describes family farming of cows, butter, cheese, pigs, chickens, wool, linen, leather, sugar from maples, bees, various crops, home crafts, and self made goods, urging a return to simpler, multi product farming.
FIRST CHURCH NOTES Sunday service and events
Sunday morning service at 11 and Sunday school at 10. A testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8. Reading room open daily except Sunday. Public invited to attend services and visit the reading room. Also mentions a Christian church meeting January 4 and a fundraising drive. Obvious garbled ad content includes a rental notice for furnished rooms and a stray car discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ
Soirn
Church Wallice
North 9Th Street
Roadig
Petrels Vanish From German Coast Amid War Disturbances
Ornithologist notes petrels deserted breeding grounds on Reuben Island and Sylt as disturbances attributed to war conditions rise. Reports say no birds appeared at the northern breeding bottleneck this year, after past seasons of April and September visits, while a separate ship mascot named Nigger is lost at sea after a storm near the Florida coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coasis
Reuben
Mainkind
Sylt
Hilenbogen
Liletrich
Nikger
Ponce
Galluilig
Tropics
Nigel
Florida
Chauncey Depew Featured as World's Biggest Story
A humorous anecdote portrays Chauncey Depew after a dinner speech. A boy, told by his father that the visitor is the famed humorist, greets Depew with lavish praise. Depew responds with playful inquiry as the boy proclaims him the world’s biggest hero in a boastful, childlike fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Depew
Mr. Depew
Sald
Never Can Tell About Gray Hair and Hidden Love
A fragmentary wartime gossip item narrates a story of a husband who notices his wife’s hair turning gray and a blonde mistress, with the wife vowing to restore her appearance as love dynamics令人 shift, hinting at reconciliation and emotional strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Rhoades
Pocatello
Austin Anson
Clifford Hart
Bader
Nampa
Hart
Disturbing Influences and Curious Quotes
A Chicago Journal vignette features affectionate exchanges behind a couple embrace with a quip about daylight saving. The Dunllingham Age-Herald reports a local landlord, Mr Cobbles, wary of summer boarders after past bohemian tenants, fearing radical mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owas
Chicago Journal
Mr. Cobbles
Dunllingham Age-Herald
Christian Endeavors Meet at Laudreth Church Event
Christian Endeavors will be glad to meet you at the Laudreth meeting on January 4 in the Christian Church.
Taft recalls Cincinnati youth irony at dinner
Chief Justice Taft, in Cincinnati, notes that the most successful locals were often objectionable, citing a railroad president who boasted he jumped ahead of 24 rivals to land a job. Gilbert recounts Chesterton’s take on American slang, echoed by a Spokesman-Review critique on language precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Phyllis Peterson
Portland
Ann Mel Tivene
Mra. McCue
Mra
Ronald Wood
Mr. Wood
M. DB. Wood
Boise
Taft
Cincinnati
Gilbert
Chesterton
8. K
Spokesman-Review
Aunt Olive Invites Lunch After Grocery Trip
Nancy Luxury told her mother that Aunt Olive asked her to stay for lunch but she declined. Aunt Olive planned a rail hit, and Nancy was not well acquainted with it, so she left before lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Olive
Dr Landreth to speak at Payette Christian Endeavor event
Dr Ida Landrith will lecture Friday January 4 at 7 30 pm in Christan Church of Payette under the Payette Valley Christian Endeavor Union auspices. The prominent speaker, noted pastor editor and Prohibition advocate, is billed as a leading Chautauqua lecturer and union figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landreth
Christian Church of
Payette
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
Anti-Saloon League
United States
United Society
America
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Tocals
M. Moss & Bra
Masons
Eastern Stara
St. John’s Day
Washoe Lodge
Farber’s
F. Guillén
Mrs. Holden
Kay Guilliama
Emmett
Carl Korup
Herman Frecht
D. W. Shelton
Minnie Clauser
CG. B. Larson
A. B Moas
A.B. Moan Jr
F. M. Moss
Geo, Rezac
G. W. Branch
Stewart & Branch
Rockport
Indiana
Charles R. Smith
Lura
M. B. McDonald
Mra. Smith
Char
Jack
T. Bowman
L. K. Ballenger
J. H. Connyers
Jack Whalen
Irene
W. T. Cope
Boost
Christian Endeavor
Chester
Cmm
Serk
German
Payette Valley
United
Payette Cooperative Company
Blatchford's
Imu
Cash Feed
DR. Landreth
Christian Church
Janely Sue
Axp
Harpy
Ann
Johnson’s Variety Store
Skaggs United Stores
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