Movable School Discussed by Local Rural Leaders
Ainey reports on a movable school under U S E D and Chamber of Commerce, with talks on poultry profits, dairy breeding, insect pests, and irrigated farming. Attendees described as lively, sharing practical advice despite late start and scattered topics. A forthcoming note hints at further coverage. Also notices a Rebekah Lodge cooked food sale at Idaho Power office on Feb 24 and an alert on woolen socks pricing at Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comerce
Pron Moore
Jed Ford
Weiser
Hesion
McPherson
Idaho
Narthern Malta
F. R. Campack
Campack
Fe Clean
W. P. Joiner
New Plymouth
Don Whelan
Boise Valley
North America
Don
E. R. Bennett
Southerndaha
Ndstor
W. Ainey
Rebekah Lodge
Idaho Power Co
May Be Pumping Plants Feasibility Meeting
A Monday gathering at J. R. Wood’s office in Wolser brought together J H Davis Wm Copeland B R Fitch Ned McCue and the Enterprise Editor for the Payette Chamber of Commerce along with C A Barton of the Payette Heights Irrigation Co and others to discuss diverting water from Crane Creek Reservoir to local irrigation districts The aim is to cut pumping costs A committee from one district was formed to pursue further study If feasible at reasonable cost the project could relieve heavy burdens on farmers and districts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wood
Wolser
J. H. Davis
Wm. Copeland
B. R. Fitch
Ned McCue
Enterprise Editor
Payette Chamber of Commerce
C. A. Barton
Payette Heights Irrigation Co
Otto C. Miller
Mr. Lia
J. W. Ewing
Payette-Oregon
Crystal Irrigation
Snake River
Crane Creek
Ed R.coulter
Roberson
Wood
Pay-Up Week aids debt collection and moves money
Pay-Up Week boosted back subscriptions, sparking movement toward financial closure though not erasing all debts. The Enterprise notes strong subscriber support and urges continued payments as momentum builds for forthcoming weeks amid a general push to clear outstanding accounts. The piece frames the week as a catalyst rather than a final cleanup and thanks readers for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwork
American Legion Note on Father and Son Budget Event
Monday evening at 7 30 the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion held a Father and Son Budget at the chamber of commerce room for ex soldiers and their fathers and sons. The room was crowded with music and readings by Payette girls and the Payette High School Girls Glee Club. Plans were made for a military ball at the Payette Pavilion on March 17 and ex soldiers were urged to wear uniforms. March 5 will feature the Weiser team performing ritual work, with ex soldiers invited to attend. A boxing match was promised if state approval is secured, and local commerce ads promote insurance and optical services with upcoming events and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Chamber of Ecommerce
Ren Hall
Payette
Profit
Adam’s High School Girls Glee Club
Legion
Payette Pavilion
Payette Legion
Crack Weiser
Helman
Jacobson
Caldwel
Hogue
Russell Anderson
O’clark
Ammett
Holt Robison
Harry
Ruth Marshal
Agricultural Extension Shool
Hich School
Aieh Sehnal
Rie Brown Penr
Mary Christian Schoot
George Washington
Cleb
Ethel Jefferts
High School Notes Preview Payette Frays Ammett In Big Game
Rosters travel to Caldwel, Payette stars shine with 14 points while free throws boost score. Students cheer as team departs after mass turnout. events include agricultural extension school, girls glee club, and senior planning notes for yearbook.
Campaign to Exterminate Magpies Sparks Local Effort
Deputy Game Warden Geo Boor leads a drive to exterminate magpies blamed for harming nests of nuat partridges pheasants and songbirds. He argues magpies harm crops though they also feed on pests. Keor conducts polruning experiments seeking volunteer help for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Boor
Nuat
Mr. Keor
Big Time at the Elks Club Banquet and Smoker
An invited reporter attends the Elks Club banquet and two hours of entertainment. The event includes singing, orchestra, boxing bouts, and a notable display of camaraderie among members. Boxing matches feature Harry Burne ys and Paul Sengbeil, Sam Genoway versus Young Bosch, with cheers and friendly competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Burneys
Paul Sengbeil
Sam Genoway
Young Bosch
Pat Murphy
Ton
Payette Band Plans Arising Under Stoner Leadership
J H Stoner, former Payette band leader, to organize a new band in Payette with Payette chamber support. Three hour talk to potential members on February 24 included cost and pricing systems. Dependable Grocer and Payette Chamber of Commerce backing noted. Portia box for community suggestions urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
J. H. Stoner
Enmied
Payette
Stoner
Paul Findley
Idaho
Tex
Here
Dependable Grocer's Association
Payette Chamber of
Oregon
Windhall
Ghey
Gold Prizes Spark City Crowd During Prosperity Week
A Payette County event titled Prosperity Week drew a large crowd as the Payette Co. distributed $22,012 in gold prizes. A. Bartoh and B. F. McCarroll organized the event with bins and electric washers aiding the raffle. Winners included C4 Smulth $6.00 Vincent Byram $15.00 O Grimes $10.00 T H Sanger $10.00 Miss Marian McPhearson $10.00 Col L Patch $5.00 Kate McPhearson $5.00 Gep ais piugh $35.00 Allen Stegall $5.00 dacuh Ox $5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bartoh
BF. McCarroll
Payette Co
Iuck
Smulth
Vincent Byram
O. Grimes
T. H. Sanger
Marian McPhearson
Col. L. ¥. Patch
Kate McPhearson
Gep. Ais Piugh
Resigns after six yes and no place to play at Central school
A community note laments lack of suitable play space at Central school grounds and Frey ground for girls and boys, urging gravel or sand addition during noon hours. It highlights the need for recreation space as essential as classroom work, with a tone of local civic concern.
Spring fashions and local notes from Payette
Local items list Farber’s Spring garments, hats, coats, and shoes from Golden Rule and Pelle Bor, with notices of visits by Mrs. Antrim and Bessie Wright Hopkins. Reports of births, illnesses, travel, and social visits, plus McDevitt named service officer for Payette County and various community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farber’s
D. P
Pelle Bor
B. Riggs
Emmett
Emmett, Were Guests the Forepart of the Week A the ©. W. Giesler
McCarroll
Farber
Z. F. Antrim
Boise
Anderson Moss and Miss Anna Anderson United in Payette
Staten Moss and Anna Anderson were united in marriage at the M B parsonage with Rev Hall officiating. Ruth Anderson and Russell Anderson, siblings of the bride, attended the ceremony. The groom, a Payette native, and the bride, a longtime resident, will reside with Mrs Roth Moss as they begin their life together. The Enterprise wishes them happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Moss
Anna Anderson
Payette
M. B. Parsonage
Hall
Ruth Anderson
Russell Anderson
Staten
Emma Theatre Program Preview Brings Western Stars to Payette
The Emma Theatre announces a February lineup with Tom Mix in Romance Lane and The Pilgrim, Gladys Walton in The Trooper, Wesley Barry in Hage ty Riches, and news and comedy acts. Payette shoppers are invited to new spring fabrics at Parker's. A community dinner fundraiser followed a farmer’s meeting at the high school, drawing about 40 of 200 expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Wright Hopkins
Moose Jaw
Canada
H. B. Greatt
B. R. Welle
C. H. Bowman
Oren Clare
Cambridge
Oren
Portland
Payette
Wesley Barry
Emma Theatre
J. L. Wells
Lee
J. HL Connyers
Ps Payette
Clifford Hart
Salt Lake
Rev
W. E. Bobbitt
Kansas
Woodland
California
Jon
Movprey
Tom Mix
the Pirane
Gladys Walton
Hage Ty Riches
Farments
Parker’s. CW
Haggerty
Spaulding
Mra J. Bi. Hanigan
Party honors Mrs Schutt at Spring Millinery event
Mrs J Ro McKinney hosted a party for Mrs Schutt with a 500 game victory by Miss Helen Moss and a baby prize to Marie Wasson. Refreshments served, praised as one of the season’s best. Attendees included Messrs Sick, Schutt, Wasson, Shamberger, Clerk, Labr, Moss, and the hostess. Gold en Rule hats on display. Portia meeting set for Feb 26 led by Legislative Commotion. Phyllis Peterson celebrated eighth birthday with cake and jello at Westside school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ro McKinney
Schutt
Helen Moss
Wei
Marie Wasson
Matilda Sick
Eth Shamberger
Minnie Clerk
Ann Schutt
Nettle Labr
Helen Mess
Phyllis Peterson
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Dena Rose Sherard
Willian A. Sherard
C. A. Rose
North 6Th Street
Blondena Rose
Stanberry
Missouri
William A. Sherard
Cascade
Neville C. Rose
Hakel Enos
Adrian
Ore
Cecil C. Rose
John Wesley Rose
James Herbert
Charles Allen Rose
Riverside
St. James Guild
B. F
CA. Smith
North LO
Fairy and Poultry Farm
G. W. Lar Street
Price
Abe
7Th Ave
Nico
McDonald
Payette Equity
THE
Elks Club
Portiam
le Committee
Portia
Ampy
Legislative Com
White Star
Falls
Mr. Johnston
Payette Steam Laundry
Walter Johnston
Johnston
Johnston Brothers
Payette Wiil
Ands Service
A. J. McMillan
Denney & Co
McMillan
T. James Episcopal
North Wayrtte Fruit Growers
David Jorre
Rex
B. A. McDevitt
Anderson
Oss
Mer
Puy ‘Ite
Hobbs
Partia Glub
Portia Tadtics
Paysite
Pred Nerman
Gage, Ethel
Adelson
Homer L. Settin
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