Debating Recall Debate Sets Payette Event
Payette High School hosts a commercial club room debate on the recall issue The motion: Commission Form of Government versus constitutionality in Idaho February 22 1918 at Payette's new city Hall Admission 15 and 25 cents Caldwell and Payette teams participate The piece also notes upcoming senior events and athletic coverage including Payette defeating Welder 32 to 19 securing a sectional championship and a trip to Boise for Southwestern Idaho title.
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Gan Wilson
Bities
Idaho
Payette
Caldwell
New City
Weaver
Alart
Welverites
Boise
Jack
Dt Jan
Mansupe
Tweedy
New City Hall
Commercial Club
Payette High School debates against City Government change
The piece describes a student debate event at Payette High School on the question of adopting a Commission Form of Government. It notes a reception after games, food, and printed date cookie recipes for visiting ladies. It mentions the Payette and Caldwell teams, coach Tweedy, and admission prices. Also includes a notice of a Noble Ditch Co. stockholders meeting to consider borrowing $4,000, dated February 4, 1918, at the Blue Opera House Payette Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Ditch Company, Limited
Elue Opera House
Payette
Idaho
Board of Directors
R. 2. Haynes
Public Sale At Payette Lists Household Items For Auction
A public auction is set south of Satoris Store in Payette on Saturday February 15 at 1 PM. Items include a dining set, leather rocker, feather seat lady’s rocker, oak bookcase, writing desk, large dresser, Osteniore mattress, Round Oak heater, cook stove, green rug, kitchen tables, beds, a large phonograph with records, and various smaller goods. Terms are cash before removal. Auctioneers H C Griswold and J M Swanson.
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Publi Auction
Satoris
Payette
H. C. Griswold
J. M. Swanson
Eddy Studio Helena M. Eaay Prop
Helena Helena Eaay operates Eddy Studio offering guaranteed all work and prompt service. Specializes in the latest photography styles and Conghanour by Idaho listed in advertisements.
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Helena M. Eaay
Promptnesa
Conghanour
Idaho
Washoe school notes and community events summary
Irene Harland assists in Washoe school as scarlet fever cases ease. Quarantines lifted, lectures by Professor French continue with tuberculosis talk upcoming. Events include a Bavarian Passion Play lecture, a reception for movers, Par ent Teachers Circle meeting, and agriculture classes teaching milk testing and grafting. Community House hosts chairs and Pomona Grange meeting.
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Irene Harland
Washoe School
French
Leon Chapman
Ontario
Shapman
Judd
Ober Ammergan
Prof
Vaiven Ii
Rgular
A. I McClanahan
Ciete
Payette Valley Pomona Grange
Payette Weather Report and Local Classifieds
Weather summary for week ending Feb 11 shows high 40 on dates 6 10 and low 4 on 8 9 with no precipitation and clear days three partly cloudy two cloudy two. Winds north. Classifieds include land for sale 160 acres at 125 per acre Jacob Hoffmann. lost dogs two notices. for sale hay 10. wanted mares. pony whip price. lost eyeglasses reward. sale of brick lumber Will H. Hutt Payette Idaho.
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F. Allen
Payette Heights
Jacob Hoffmann
R. P. Purcell
A. V. Strauss
Payette
Idaho
H. ®. Smith
Downs
Enterprise Printing Office
Marjoria Bell
H. Hutt
Oregon
Disciples of Christ World Mission Growth and 1913 Plans
Discussion of the Disciples of Christ as a vigorous global religious movement. Highlights include rapid growth in the United States and abroad, strong temperance stance, notable members in public life, and the Foreign Christian Missionary Society's expanding work with schools hospitals and missions in Japan China India Africa and other regions. Plans cited for Toronto 1913 International Convention and Louisville 1912 convention attendance. Also notes on the harness man adding a Davis canvass sewing machine for improved canvassing work.
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Urs
Clie
Odun
Aldie
Beatamd
Scandpavia
Australia
Japan
China
India
Shipping Islands
Africa
United States
America
Ghridan Union
Hey
Sam
Jones
Champ Clark
Missouri
United
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Garfield
Disciples of Christ
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Cincinnati
Hells
Bersides
Toronto
Ontario
Louisville
Deer Driven By Snow From the Hills
Deer herds move toward lowlands near cities as heavy snow drives wildlife from northern highlands. State game wardens report increased off season hunting and four feet of snow aids easy killings. Deputy Warden J. B. Lavine of St Maries captured for killing out of season and fined 50 dollars plus 8 dollars costs.
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Abelter
Citits
J. B. Lavine
St. Maries
Portland Stock Yards Receipts and Prices Decline
Receipts for the week: cattle 1072 calves 1 hogs 4622 sheep 3854 horses 16. Prices sagged about 25 cents across the board despite light offerings. Prime steers 7.50 to 7.75, cows 6.50 to 6.75, heifers 7.00 to 7.25, bulls 6.00. Hogs best light weight 7.50 to 7.55, down 20 to 30 cents from a week ago. Lambs steady to weaker tops 7.00 to 7.25. Ewes 5.00 to 5.16, wethers 6.00 to 6.15. Medium quality sheep fed during the week.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF PAYETTE NATIONAL BANK 1918
The report presents the assets and liabilities of Payette National Bank as of 1918 with figures for cash on hand, deposits, capital stock, circulation, and notes of other banks. It notes legal tender, reserve requirements, and outlines the bank’s outstanding certificates, drafts, and general obligations. The document includes signatures from the cashier and notary, and mentions the Illinois experiment station oats seed treatment with formalin and its efficacy in reducing smut and losses.
Economic Seed Treatment Promises Higher Yields
Notes state that seed treatment costs about 2 cents per bushel including labor and materials. One pound priced at about 40 cents offers saluting strength to treat 60 pecks of seed, with the expected result of increased yields justifying the expense. The benefit is described as equivalent to many dollars, suggesting a strong return on investment.
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Clase
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Ponia
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Mollie Mayfield
Stocholders of the Noble Ditch Co. Ltd
Bowker and Johnson
Minnesota
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Robert A. Harris
Johnson Transfer
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Sherman Post
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Sauls Neligilus Lody
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Portland Stock Yards
Payette National Bank
Bushness
HEBOL
Coro Ars A Diwcheeier
Soaeserneeny Auto
Seonsteck
Tiem Ut Yardea
Merurve Ayoris
Pala UN Sorpiua
Lund
Jocomaesis
Ofhir National Hants
Petrale Hane Bankerr
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P.scrithpield
Paleovenamud Bank
FW. Lyon
Notary Publis
D. A. Lever
O H. Avey
Meniy Kerwin
Imnols Experiment Station
Washoe Lodge
A.B
A. M
Masonic Hall
Thurston-Crighton
Brainard
Weider
Secy
Lo. Oo M
Nelson Wilber
The
Modern Woodmen of America
J. ©. Giesler
Conell
Merritt
Clerk
John R. Banks
L. A. Simmons
BOWEN
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