Herbert Leon Cope To Speak At High School Auditorium
Herbert Leon Cope, famed "King of Memorists" and morale speaker, headlines a Lyceum tour with wartime fame and a comeback story. He addressed over 2,000,000 soldiers and is billed as a humorous yet inspirational preacher. Tickets at Cole's Drug Store. Wednesday March 1st 1922.
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Kill-the-Blues
Cope
Herbert Leon Cope
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Sam
High School
Cole's Drug Store
Local notes from North Payette area this week
The State Veterinary Dr Adams and deputy examined cattle for tuberculosis in the vicinity. Roy Beeson is adding to his house. Henry Luke and son moved to a ranch at Emmett last Tuesday, leaving Vallard to care for their place. B F Latty returned from Bolae after Grand Jury service. Herman Cornelien spent the past week here. Albert Harland and Hagerman families shared Sunday dinner with Ben Tomlin. Max Lattig visited his parents. Clarence Fritenman underwent hernia surgery at Holy Rosary Hospital in Ontario and is recovering well. Ruth and Occy Jackson hosted the Clickotats last Wednesday as they stitched quilt blocks bearing their names. H H Thomas moved his family to a Cherry Hollow ranch Monday, with Russel Cahill and mother involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Jaydhard
Roy Beeson
Henry Luke
Aon
Emmyett
Vallard
B. FP. Lattly
Bolae
Herman Cornelien
Albert Harland
Clarence Fritenman
Holy Rosary Hospital
Ontario
Ruth
Occy Jackson
Ruth Jackson
H. H. Thomas
Cherry Holow
K. M. Boals
J. L. Brown
George Lattig
A. A. Gutterridge
Malheur County
Joseph Batats
Baker
A. Gorton
Arthur Miller
W. F. Vincent
C. A. Karst
H. K. Lattlg
Ora Wilken
Leora Haunts
Hines
Local Social Notes Roundup From Weiser Area
A crowded social sheet records family visits and gatherings in Welser Weiser and Ontario. Mrs Hope Shafer hosts a miscellaneous shower while families, including the Durhams Beeson and Reimers, enjoy dinners and calls. A bouncing baby girl arrives for Albert Adams. Francis Pugh hosts a Valentine party. Miss Bernice Fenner and Miss Thelma Harker are among weekend visitors. Mrs Harold Lesh and Maud Jimmerson are mentioned with illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Hope Shafer
Rah Durham
Welser
Robert Thornton
Martin Burt
Lee Steighbaugh
Caldwell
Roy Beeson
D. R. Durham
Hines
Cecil
Bertram Howard
Crab Durham
Clause Reimers
Anna Johnson
P. Lattig
E. W. Blakesley
R. H. Woods
Grace Preston
Payette
Miseina Millerman
Atterbury
A. C. Dongens
John Cabi
Lagrippe
Harold Lesh
Weiser
Maud Jimmerson
Bernice Fenner
Thelma Harker
Willow Creek
Mise Ruth Jackson
Reimers
Council
Idaho
Albert Adams
Francis Pugh
Valentine
Francis
Bert Moggridge
French Community Plans February Meeting In Little Willow
Mrs C A Currin hosted a small gathering of French Community members in Little Willow to form a get-together club but only a few attended. They scheduled a new meeting for March 1 at Mrs G O Johnsons home to organize fully. The afternoon featured refreshments and several local residents, including Miss Millie Carbit who spent the night with Ethel Jackson for Ethels birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Currin
GO. B. Johnson
Millie Carbit
Ethel Jackson
Ethel
Albert Coates
W. F. Stirm
Dist
No. 4
Avermont Johnson
Hiley McCourlough
Valley town notes and school events reflect community life
Friday at Patton School a Valentine box event preceded a lit program with a mock trial. News round includes travels of Bridges Hail and Coates families, a Greek-week visit, and plans for a traveling library in Dist No 4 plus a Feb 24 community sing. Cattlemen meet at Barker school to fund legal action against a rustler with a ten cent per head tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
W. H. Bridges
Wm. Bryant
Warren
Aadies Hazel Kirk
Broest Kirk
Hazel
Mise Wise Blomstrom
Albert Coates
W. F. Stirm
W. H. Strrm
Earl Coates
Payette
Mra
Mo M. Cheek
al Burtch
C. A. Currinome
M. M. Cheek
Dist. No. 4
Near Futuer
Adoo
Dist
No. 4
Clyde Newberry
Wessel
A. B. Johnson
Hiley McCullough
Newberry
W. A. Drinkwin
A B. Johnson
Catherine Stirm
Fielse
Chas. Bolton
Robert Thornton
North Payette
C. A Currin
Barker School
Davis
Lena
Agnes
Millie Corbit
Henry
Rotation of water approved for Payette Oregon Slope irrigation
A Payette Oregon Slope meeting unanimously backed rotating water to irrigation after Kennard State Water Master spoke on its benefits. The decision aims to save land holders and farmers under the Payette Oregon Slope Irrigation system. Local attendees included Culbertson Boals Lattig and others at Ontario events and various social visits are noted among residents and families.
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Payette-Oregon Slope
Payett-Oregon Slope
Kennard
A. C. Miller
Wilcox
George Sullen
N. G. Sullens
Yale
Fay Welcher
Vincent
Holy Rosary Hospital
Ontario Irvine
Culbertson
George Culp
Ontario
Tom Bly
E. L. Brown
Community notices and social updates from Payette area
Local society notes report guests and dinners at various homes including Gen Culp and Art Conner. Park Improvement Club plans a chicken pie supper to raise funds for Community House Building. Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Mrs. Barry after a long battle with kidney trouble. Roosevelt on hometown papers stresses community influence and trust in small town editors.
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T. Bly
Maude Quip
Mary Conner
Menora
Gen. Culp
Art Conner
Mason Clough
Roy Cram
Arthur Miller
dinger + Chureday
John Coates
Weaver
L. L. Culbertson
Jr. Culbertson
J. 3. Culbertson
Seattle
el Prost
Mildred Frost
McKinney
Brogan
S. Brown
Ontario
J.egal
Charlotte
Wax
Iadies
Park Improvement Club
Park Shoo
Roceeds
Community
Ouse Building Fund
Payette
Skippen
Aughter
Clifford Ayres
Lg Willow
Arner Gorton
Roy Jam
Art Miller
Dave Howard
Mr. Brown
Boise
George A. Aiken
Mrs. Warren
Baker City
P. M. Beale
A. \. Gutterridgs
J. L. Brown
Ieo
Ben Ross Lectures on Farming reform in Payette talk
D W Ainey laments Ben Ross of Pocatello delivering lectures titled The Troubles of the Farmer and the Remedy Education as cure. He questions funding sources, warns against propaganda, and argues diversified farming profits hinge on fair prices, noting emphasis on dairy and poultry.
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Ben Ross
Pocatello
State
Shc Otary
Farm Bureau
Pederon
Payette County
Nove
Bel
Boone
Cumailtes
Washington
Grange
Equity
Onion
Ross
Wouse
D. W. Ainey
Payette Irrigation Company annual meeting notice
Notice states Payette Irrigation Company stockholders will meet at Payette Idaho Court House on March 8 1923 at 2 pm to elect a board of directors and transact other business. Secretar y Ainey first publication February 28 last publication March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Irrigation Company, Limited
Court House
Payette
Idaho
Dissolution of Partnership Between Symes and Partners
This notice records the dissolution of a stock ranch and farming partnership between John Symes and John, dated December 1, 1931. All partnership duties and outstanding accounts are to be assumed and paid by John S. Symes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Symes
John
Symes
John S. Symes
Northwest lumbermen urge tax retrenchment nationwide
The lumber industry leads a movement for tax reduction arguing that excessive and duplicative levies stifle investment and growth. They seek fewer taxing authorities, fewer wasted taxes, and retrenchment in government spending to free capital for productive enterprise, citing Washington state tax growth from 37 million to 72 million.
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Northwest
State of
Washington
Portland prices lure Idaho poultry shippers
Idaho poultry shippers can earn higher prices in Portland than locally. Write us for current prices from PAGE & SON, a family firm with 40 years in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Portland
Bank's Carrying Load at Grain Growers Meeting
J K McCormack, president of Union Securities Co in Spokane, told the Grain Growers Millers and Shippers Association that farmers need better prices for their outputs and lower prices for purchases rather than more bank credit. He noted Union Securities operates 24 inland Empire banks and warned that well run banks bless communities while poorly run, overexpanding banks spur speculation and harm everyone.
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J. K. McCormack
Union Securities Co
Spokane
Millers and Shippers Assn
McCornack
Inland Empire
Ita
Evryone
Talk of Things Not People Echoes John Hall Advice
A quotation warns against gossip and personalor character focus. It urges discussing objects thoughts and beneficial topics instead of individuals. The text promotes kind atmosphere and charity in family discussions and social settings.
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John Hall
Christ in Life and Unity Shapes Modern Religion
A dense reflection on Christ as the living core of gospel truth and spiritual life. It urges that theology must mirror Christ’s spirit and personality, warns against overemphasis on organization, and calls for forward-focused, unifying church work while valuing personal growth over past faults.
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Christ
Prospering Churches Express Service To Communities
The text notes churches prosper when they serve others within their communities and help uplift neighboring areas. It contrasts churches focused on self uplift with those actively aiding others and suggests true growth comes from outward service.
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Hagerman
Ben Tomlin
Max Lattig
BE. F. Lattie
Payette Enterprise
Little Willow
Mr. Se Connor
Down
R. D. Barry
Third Ave
Doan
Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosefelt
Pew
Post
Lfe
Ainey, Seoy
Foo
Page & Son
Paul
Athens
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