Pence ranch sale largest transfer in Payette County
A 1140 acre Pence family stock ranch at the mouth of Big Willow creek near eight miles up the Payette River changed hands from the Pence family after more than 62 years. The buyer, Clinton Sheep Company, paid 125 200 for the entire ranch now under Leo Connerly as manager.
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Pence
Big Willow Creek
Payette River
Payette County
Peter Pence
Payette Valley
Bill Hill
Wyoming
Nger
Harry
Walter
Clinton Sheep Company
Leo Connerly
Home Talent Show Pleases Payette Community
The Emma Theatre hosted a home talent show on Tuesday under the Pority Club committee. The event drew strong support as young performers impressed with comedy and song, suggesting more frequent shows would be popular.
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The
Emma
Clyié
Pority Club
Payette
Idaho Spraying Laws Emphasize Abatement of Infested Premises
W H Wicks directs Idaho growers to study sections 2064 and 2065 of the Horticultural laws on spraying. Infested fields or nurseries deemed public nuisances may be abated by the Agriculture Department at the owner’s expense, with costs liened on the property and collected with taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
Idaho
Department of Agriculture
Idaho Alfalfa Milling Co Annual Meeting Notice
The Idaho Alfalfa Milling Co will hold its annual meeting at the office of David T. Peterson & Co in Pagetts Idaho on Monday March 1 at 10 a.m. to elect one director and transact any other business. D W Ainey secretary.
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Idaho Alfalfa Milling Company
Idaho Alfalfa Milling Co
David T. Peterson & Co
Pagettq
Idaho
D. W. Ainey
Sec
Mrs H J Thompson Resigns From Farmers Co operative Creamery
Mrs. H J Thompson head bookkeeper for the Farmers Co operative Creamery resigns after three and a half years to take a position with Equitable Life Assurance Co Caldwell. Mr and Mrs Thompson will move to Caldwell once a home is found. They have lived in Payette for about nine years and will be missed by friends.
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H. J. Thompson
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Equitable Life Assurance Co
Caldwell
Thompson
Payette
Churches Hold Conference Aims to Unite Christian Effort
Attendance lists show pastors and lay members from Nampa Boise and Fruitland taking part in a two section conference held Monday to Wednesday. The meetings pursue united effort against world selfishness while noting no immediate plan for organic church union.
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Nampa
Boise
A.J. Adams
C. W. Buell
M. D. Reed
H. R. Flack
Fruitland
Eby
Chauncey Shamberger
J. E. Shamtberger
Clanton B. Rice
New Plymouth
Union
Church of North America
Sajid
Himalaya
Europe
Berlin
Emma Theatre Reel of The Miracle Man and More
The Emma Theatre offers a busy slate from Friday February 27 with The Miracle Man and Two Tough Tendertees, through March 5 featuring Pathe Special World Aflame and Harold Lloyd comedy, plus Fairbanks, Mack Sennett, and other serials and features.
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Mitchell Lewis
Wallace Reed
Mike Moran
Douglas Fairbanks
Mack Sennett
Hide and Seek Detectives
Pathe
Frank Keenan
Harold Lloyd
Yukon
Intensive evangelistic campaign at Methodist Church
The church announces a ten day evangelistic drive with cottage prayer meetings and nightly services this week and next. Dr. Ragan of Kentucky returns next week, Dr. Ewing preaches Thursday and Friday, and a Sunday sermon titled Echoes from the World lit er Church Conference will follow a large interdenominational gathering in Idaho. The Ragan family is noted for producing many preachers. hear Ollie Ragan whenever possible.
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Methodist Church
Ragan
Kentucky
Ewing
World Liter Church
Nampa
Idaho
Ollie Ragan
Weather Report for Week Ending February 24
Weather summary shows highest temperature 57 on the 17th and lowest 19 on the 22nd with a mean of 38. Precipitation totals .15 inches, greatest in 24 hours 0.15 inches. Two fair days, two partly cloudy, three cloudy. wind direction changeable. Observed by B F Allen.
Memorial Service Draws Large Audience at Christian Church
The Christian Church memorial service Sunday evening filled every seat with standing room only. General Patch delivered the highlight address while Ruby Landon Keller and Anderson offered strong musical pieces. A solo by Miss George and readings by Miss Hughes received praise. Mrs Lester Albert and daughter Ethelyn also attended as part of the touching program. WILL MOVE TO CALIFORNIA 3. W. C. Springston will hold a public sale at his farm north of Payette on Thursday afternoon March 4 disposing of all stock farm machinery and household goods before moving to California to live on a large ranch purchased there.
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Creston
Chas. W. Gray
Corning Union-Republican
Creston Health Workers
Women’s Club
Coring
Gray
Women’s Club of
Corning
Watts
Greater Community Hospital
Iowa
State University
Towa City
Rocke
Foundation
Pearl Sampson
Bixler
Payette
M. W. Watte
Christian Church
Patch
Ruby Landon
Keller
Anderson
George
Lester Albert
Ethelyn
Hughes
California
W. C. Springston
Strailer
Mrs. Springston
A. R. Albee and Son
Newton
Mr. Albee
E. W. Dunn
Baker County
Jesse Davis
Fruitland
Ed. Fletcher
S. D. Thacker
San Francisco
Barrett
AR. Albes
Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
J. A. White
Harry Sanger
Ontaris Hospital
W. F. Sherwood
Boise
Geo
Windle
Dols
Shearer
A. R. Ingstle
New Piepmouth
Glens Landon
Laid Daze
First Nat ‘Ional Bank
Cormer Jot
First Avenue
A. Smith
C A. Smith
Nebraska
Nova Lathrop
EB A Blair
Mr. Blair
Geo. Sothman
Idaho Street
San Diego
J. A Laver
Payette Valley Shorthorn Breeders Sale Sets New Records
The Banks Livery Barn hosted a Thursday sale of 33 Payette Valley Shorthorn cattle averaging 269 dollars. Top price went to a yearling heifer owned by Geo. Yager at 650 dollars and a yearling bull sold for 500 dollars. Buyers from Hot Lakes Oregon and multiple counties attended.
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Payette Valley
Banks
Geo. Yager
Em ma Theatre Upgrades with 220 Volt Power Line
The Em ma Theatre owner Mr Hughs installs a 220 volt direct current line to run machinery. He promises guaranteed heat of service and better pictures though patrons have offered no complaints.
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Hughs
Emma Theatre
Mrs J M Thomson Dies After Short Illness in Caldwell
Mrs J M Thompson wife of a Caldwell attorney died at Boise Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Caldwell Sunday. Survived by husband and three children, with Attorney Haynes of Caldwell attending the funeral. The Thompsons were well known in the state and the community for public addresses by Mr Thompson.
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J. M. Thomson
J. M. Thompson
Caldwell
Boise Hospital
Payette Notes On Local Gasps Of News And Changes
Local notes recount Boise visits and business deals including Madelin Callen sisters from Boise, Merrill Crouch taking a new drug store job, sale changes by E W Dunn, ranch transfers to Ed Fletcher and Thos Walker, and various social and church events. Also mentions hospital updates, civic notices, and plans for a new water plant and street improvements.
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George Washington Butts
Harrison County
Alpha Hale
Towa
Dakota
Missouri
Colorado
Bro. Butts
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Post Office Service
Clyde W. Shanks
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Ith U.S. Civil Service District
Post Office
Seattle
Washington
Draien
County of
Mordhorat
George Roe
Jasper Fieher
Jake Prior
H. C. Keith
B. C. Coulter
C. T. Cram
Rank Lee
John B Cheney
Homer Musgrove
H. C. Wiltong
Hugh EB. Jensen
N. M. Dixon
C. E. Hurst
Garry Stuve
Louis French
Fred P. Frazier
Re Sloan
David Wassen
Frank Gregory
H. Boor
J. Hi. Grimes
Albert Graves
D. J. Smith
Jamesh. Hurst
M. M. Landon
T. D. Newburn
A. W. Hurd
Clyde B. Tusaing
BF Parsons
Fred Moss
W. H. Wicks
HR. K. Wallis
B. F. Allen
Lils
Nash
Gem Vulcanizing Works
Lila
Bernice Callen
San Jday
Merrill Crouch
Woman's Auxiliary
William Robinson
Mutual Life Co
New York
Bancroft
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
St. James Church
Charles Brown
Michael Harrris
H. F. Pugh
J. P. Hatse
Chas. Brown
H.T. Smith
Spokane
Coty
Walt
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