Emishants Move to Payette and New Plymouth Prospects
Three carloads of emigrants to New Plymouth arrived in Payette on the Short Line, causing stock to be hauled later due to a damaged Payette Valley bridge. More families plan to come this spring as land holdings entice settlers. High School notes cover sickness, exams, term work, and new subjects. Basketball games drew a large Y M C A crowd. Payette boys beat Boise 32 to 24 while the girls lost 17 to 10. future games set with Weiser teams.
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New Plymouth
Payette
Payette Valley
Gardy
Mies Fisher
Nigera
Boise
Payette Pleb
Think
Uesm
Halse
Danker
Bolso Hick Foto
Welser
High Soho
Weiser
Mack
Commercial Street
David Albert
Golden Rule White Sale Opens Tuesday
Golden Rule Store announces its White Sale begins Tuesday with a wide line of underwear and fabrics. Seamen and townspeople await the event as preparations reach completion and catalogs are distributed to customers.
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Golden Rule
Potato Expert Grubbs Delivers Lectures on Train Tour
Crowds of ranchers and fruit growers gather as a traveling lecture train arrives on Payette and visits Weiser. KE H Grubbs the potato man speaks to the audience with demonstrations and practical farming advice. The events continue Friday with morning sessions attracting many attendees.
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Payette
Thhorough
KE. H. Grubbs
Weiser
Christian Church Notes Highlight Services and Events
Bible School at ten oclock with organized classes and weekly prayer meetings growing in attendance. Next Wednesday Miss MacKuster leads. Sunday night sermon on the humanity of Jesus. Laymen's Missionary convention at Boise next month.局 David Cary Peters, minister. Santa Ross orch shipped the first straight car road cabbage from Payette Valley. railroad bridge closure caused a half day delay.
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Bible School
Wilson
Ayers
Griffith
Boise
Miss. MacKuster
Jesus
Weiser
David Cary Peters
Santa Ross Orch
Payet Valley
Payette Valley
Payette
Bargain Week Ads Sweep Faytte. Stores Seek Summer Trade
The Payette bottling firm moves to a larger space near Fay ette’s business district to handle expected heavy summer trade. Keith Son and Russell’s Great White Sale lead local promotions while Golden Rule teases a coming sale.
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Russell
Keith & Son
Fayette
Golden Rule
Payette
Laymen's Missionary Movement Convention Advances
An article outlines the Laymen's Missionary Movement tied to national conventions led by laymen to boost church missions. Plans highlight educational and evangelical aims with readers and speakers from major eastern cities, focusing on boosting missionary credence without fundraising appeals.
Colorado Official Endorses Eating Coyotes to Break Meat Boycott
State Game Commissioner T. J. Holland urges western states to eat coyote during the beef strike. He says coyotes are a good substitute when prepared properly and calls for a coordinated coyote banquet to undermine the meat boycott while noting coyotes are abundant in the region.
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Colorado
T. J. Holland
Holland
Payette Church Convention Pushes for Large Payette Delegation
Local church leaders urge attendance at a national foreign missions convention. They envision broad enrollment from Payette and discuss rail fares and a $1 registration fee to cover part of the expenses. The appeal emphasizes Christian missions as the most important work and calls for widespread participation.
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Payette
Christian Miseione
Tait
Alassona
Payette Local News Highlights Fragile Week
Local items include Miss Brainard’s return from Oregon and visits by Washington guests. Events feature WABC flete installation in Welser, a Baptist church meeting, bridge party honors, and a Miss Chamberlain school visit. Oil and land deals, theater plans, and health concerns are noted alongside community notices and social events.
A Brilliant Social Affair Honors Sweetheart at Pinehurst
A lavish social event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. B Brundage at Pinehurst celebrates the visit of Mr. W L Ruggles of Los Angeles California. Guests enjoyed a Five Hundred game with prizes a cut glass mappe a consolet cup and a gold wood stein. The party features dancing luncheon and many local residents as hosts and visitors.
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Brundage
Pinehurst
W. L Ruggles
Los Angeles
California
F. Satoris
J. Woodward
John McGlinchy
W. B. Gimnore
O. H. Aves
Soule
Los. Soule
Ed. Pence
EB Chapman
Erwin
LW. Japsoll
W. A. Conghanour
W. R. Hamilton
C. EB. Compton
J. H. Showhan
Chas Ensign
L. W. Patch
A. J. Pookmer
Albert Wilson
J. McKinney
J. M. Bennett
Frank Mors
W. L Rugsies
Mine LeBaron
Mise Baker
Ensign
Mise Logan
New Plymouth News Roundup Of Local Events And Misfortunes
Local notes report Mrs A Relyea ill with pneumonia and Phoebe Sheldon returning home sick from Caldwell. Neal Jr. broke his arm when his horse slipped on a slippery road. Mr and Mrs Henry Weldner visited the Coxes. Weldner left with her on Wednesday. Nebraska visitors John and Dan Epling and Emry Dizon family seek a new Idaho home. Odd Fellows held a banquet and discussed forming a Rebekah Lodge with twenty signatures. Stanford McMath buys land opposite J L Fairman to build three rental cottages. Uncle Tom's Cabin is coming to Pioneer Hall via Lerean Brothers. Baptist Ladies Art Society met Leo Schmidt. Catholic bazaar nets 268. Julia Donovan wins ring contest from Portland. Schmidt attends funeral in Daversport for Mrs Catherine. Baptist church annual meeting next Monday. youths plan gatherings at Mrs Walter Durke's. Choral talent concert to follow with New York musician. For sale horse and buggy harness and wagon, plus set of work gear.
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A. Relyea
Pnea
Wonle
Fhoebe Shedon
Caldwell
Neal, Jr
Henry Weldner
E. B Cox
Weldne
John
Dan Pling
Emry Dizon
Nebraska
John Epling
T. &. Chadwick
Epling
Lewiston
Idaho
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Stanford McMath
J. L. Fairmans
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Lerean
Julia Donovan
Pruttland
Leo Schmidt
Daverpers
Kis Cather
Baptist Church
Walter Durke
Talon
Mest Blayden
New
Government aid eyed to warn of killing frost next spring
Local observer BE. P. Allen urges the government to issue a daily frost bulletin for Payette Valley next spring. He asks the department to tele graph frost forecasts to Payette to help warn growers and protect the fruit crop.
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P. Allen
Payette Valley
Allen
Payette
Portland
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Washington
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Opera House
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Tore
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Little Willow
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Miller
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