Farmers Co op Creamery meeting shows strong growth and profit
The Farmers Co operative Cream Co held its third annual meeting at the M C G A last Saturday in Payette. A huge turnout showcased co operation in dairy. manager Brown receives praise for building the business. Comparative figures indicate rising receipts, butterfat payments, and total butter receipts, underscoring ongoing growth and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co- Operative Cream Co
Trea
Payette
Co-operative Company
Brown
Farmers’ Co-operative Cream Company
Death of Mrs Mary Stoughton Laments Quiet Life of Librarian
Mary Wales Stoughton died after an operation and brief recovery. Funeral services were held at St James Episcopal church with burial in Westerville Ohio. Born December 17 1876 in Columbus Ohio she moved to Payette in 1911 and helped found the local library and Portia Club. Her husband Walter R Stoughton survives with support from extended family and friends. The couple’s friends and clubs express deep sympathy. Card of thanks from Geo W Moore C H Moore appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Idaho Canning Co Seeks Acreage for Peas and Alasyas
Notice from Idaho Canning Co offering 40.00 per ton for Alasyas and 35.00 per ton for Norsford Peas for this season. Due to contracted acreage, early attention requested. Contact via phone 117 nett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alasyas
Norsford
Idaho Canning Co
Double death by own action at Boise
News from Payette reports a double tragedy at Boise with Mrs Mabel Pitman and her husband William Pitman both taking carbolic acid within hours of each other. A will leaves property to Mabel. Domestic trouble is cited as a cause, though details remain a mystery. Lehman family headed to Boise after hearing the news. Also notes church announcements and sermons on Christian themes.
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Payette
Mabel Pitman
W. B. Led
William Pitman
Boise
Springs
Avenue
North 15Th Street
Mr. Lehman
Benefit of the Red Cross and Patriotic Concert News
The article praises W. I. Spottswood for knitting six sweaters for soldiers and promotes a Red Cross fundraiser through Payette High School’s patriotic musical “Under the Stars and Stripes” with proceeds to Red Cross, urging a larger crowd and higher admission. It notes an Emma Theatre performance on February 21, tickets sold at Rezac’s, plus a Frances Willard memorial meeting and local notices about sales and lodge announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Red Cross
Ooldier
W. 1
Spottswood
Payette
Red Cross
Stars and Stripes
Red Cross Committee
The
Nielson
All Services
Stars and
Food Administration Rules Tighten Ration Limits
Payette proprietors sign an observance pledge aligning with government guidelines. Tuesday and Saturday are porkless days, Monday and Wednesday wheatless, with daily wheatless meals. Victory bread portions limited, substitutes required, sugar restrained, and potatoes encouraged. Retail flour sales capped. substitutes and potatoes must accompany purchases, with penalties for violations. Includes detailed substitution and pricing rules, Telegram notice to merchants and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Food Administration Department
Idaho Food Administration
Car Stolen For Joy Ride From Local Baptists Church
A Ford owned by B W Parks was left at the Baptlet Church while the Parke family attended services. It disappeared overnight and was found Friday morning on Center Ave near the big ditch with about five gallons of gas used. No damage noted. Residents warn joy riders face consequences. Bible School at 10 a.m. offerings to Armenian and Syrian Relief Fund. Sermons and services listed with topics and speakers including Bro Balj and Mrs Julia Sloniker. Senior and Junior Endeavor ongoing. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening marked Christ's Kinfolk.
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Methodist Church
Huber
Christ Jesus
Christ
Epworth League
B. W. Parks
Bible School
Armenian and Syrian Relief Fund
Vetlag
Balj
Lim
Julia, Sloniker
Church of Christ
Caught With the Goods Arrests in Ontario
C J McCarthy was arrested in Ontario on a charge of hor ie intoxicating liquor in his possession. McClure’s Ontario home yielded 60 quarts of bonded goods, he pled guilty and was fined 150.10 and given 40 days in jail. McCarthy has a hearing set in Ontario Justice Court on the list. Portia club notes tribute to Mrs Chase and memory of a beloved worker, stories to be published in local papers including Westerville Ohio.
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C. J. McCarthy
Ontario
McClure
McCarthy
Justice Court
Portia Club
Chase
Stoughton
Westerville
Ohio
Married in Welser Idaho C B Bell weds Bessie Brahitt
On Monday February 4th at Welser Idaho the marriage of C B Bell of Payette to Miss Bessie Brahitt of Midvale Idaho occurred. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs H M Bell of Welser and well regarded locally. The bride is a popular young woman of Midvale. After a few days at Midvale the couple will live on the Thurston Tench on Willow Creek. The Enterprise joins friends in wishing them lasting happiness.
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Welser
Idaho
C. B. Bell
Payette
Bessie Brahitt
Midvale
Ida
H. M. Bell
Ben
Pell
Charles R. Smith
Britland
F. H. Lyon Wee
Horn
M. B. Bow
A. J. Hensel
Bobby
California
Henry
G. F. Johnson
Henry Hauser
Provo
Utah
C. M. van Duyn
Caldwell
M. G. Riebeling
Alexander
A. R. Hinksston
Cascade
Clara Korupp
Carl Korupp
Linder
Indian Valley
Tuscania
Thomas Linder
5A Pletcher
L. W. Spaulding
Portland
Loren
Automobile
D. Bhie
Bates
6Th Street
Harold Perry
D. Piter
Jr. Fifer
Deer Lodge
Mont
H. H. Clay
Margarette
Carriebell
Boise
Food Administration directs flour distribution in Idaho region
The notice appoints R F Bicknell as Idaho Food Administrator and designates W R Palmer as Payette County administrator until March 1. Recipients are urged to refer information requests and violation complaints to Palmer, who will obtain guidance from Boise headquarters as needed.
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R. F. Bicknell
Idaho
W. R. Palmer
Payette County
Boise
J.B
Local notes from Payette county and surrounding area
Payette community notices list numerous personal updates including marriages births and relocations. Attendees travelers and local business moves are reported along with church events and a public automobile license reminder. Also mentions a Ladies Auxiliary meeting and upcoming freight and power company business.
Mr and Mrs Riley Return From Hawaiian Vacation
AMA and Mrs Will Riley traveled to Payette after a several week vacation with Mr Riley praising the Hawaiian Islands as a paradise of perpetual summer. Mrs Riley visited Butte Montana with their daughter, and she later went to San Francisco and Los Angeles before rejoining Mr Riley in Payette.
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Will Riley
Payette
Mr. Riley
Hawaiian Islands
Mrs. Riley
Butte
Mra Riley
San Francisco
Mr Riley
Hopolula
Los Angles
Puyetee
O W Moore Dies After Six Years of Illness
Geo W Moore died at the Blackfoot Asylum after a long illness. Confined to a chair most of the time, he bore his afflictions without complaint. Funeral held at the Methodist Church conducted by Rev H K Wallis with burial in Riverside cemetery. Wife cared for him with constant kindness through years of affliction.
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Geo. W. Moore
Blackfoot
Lilahe
Mr. Moore
Beel
Jon
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Mag. J. W. Stoughton
Geo, W. Moore C. H. Moore
Under the Star and Stripes
Tailors
Mr. Wells
Frances Willard
Presbyterian Church
Kenepp
Bell
Long Valley
Powelly
John A, Lindsey
Weiser
Washoe Lodge
Mafone
Thurston-Crighton
Thacker
Food Administration Notes
John Magnuson
Dan White
Pennsylvania Avenue
Will Seon
Mrs. White
Lavonia Stone
Ruby Schutt
Link's Business College
Frank Lewis
L. C. Moore
Billings
Jr. Orr
Preston
Idaho Power Company
Halfway
Oregon
M. CG. A
Middle West
T. H. McComsey
Springfield
Boomett
Tom
C. S. Smith
Rezac’s
Port Isley
Kansas
W. H. Lecraft
Hutchingon
Mr. Lucraft An Rahs
Payotte
Hutchinson
Lucraft
A. R. Ingalls
New Flymouth
Payetty
Bans Korapp
Welsor
Carl Korapp
Honda
C. B. Bossen
County
Aspenr
Christian Endesvor
Ama, and
Mrs
Riley Bagk
T O. W. Moore
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