Financial report on operetta for charity by High Beheo students
The operetta Under the Stars and Strars raised funds for the Red Cross with receipts from matinee, box office, and sales totaling 494,965 dollars. Expenses totaled 78.56 dollars for costumes, printing, rent, and supplies. Notable notes include audience pay for seats, student costumes at about 80 dollars, and several farm and census items interwoven in the page.
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High
Beheo
Hea Cross
Rezac
Red Cross
Amall Pairn
Pnterprise
Wmusic
Payette County
Carrylee
Local Red Cross Drive Promises Monthly Support Plan
A Payette Chapter appeal outlines a plan to fund Red Cross work through monthly donations. Donors pledge twelve payments starting March 1 1918 with post dated checks, to avoid burdens on volunteers and ensure steady income for wartime support.
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Red Cross
Carridgo
Payette
Cora Fiott
First National Bank
Sermons We Preach and Conquer at Local Church
Church of Christ announces Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11 with the sermon Sermons We Preach and an evening talk Who Will Conquer at 7:30. Junior Endeavor at 3, Senior Endeavor 6:45 led by Vernon Maxfield plus Wednesday prayer meeting. A study of the Acts of Apostles referenced. Also selling unused 12-inch wood pipe at wholesale via F. I. Suplos.
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Church OF Christ
Twonry H. Ball
Benior
Vernon Maxfield
Portia Club Notes Show Songs and Local News
Hanging verse sung in Canada spreads among Portia Club women through Mrs Josiah Hvan Cowles. Club favors adding God Save our splendid men to My Country Tis of Thee. School trio sings Our Conservation Song. New member welcome and library schedule noted. Auction item lists a 140 acre stock ranch in Long Valley near Donelly Tonbo with contact John A Lindeay Wolser Tonhott.
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Canada
Josiah Hvan. Cowles
General Federation Club
Inez
Fairy Sanger
Gladye Orcutt
Luella Kirkendall
C. Stout
Woolwerd
Long Valley
Donelly
Tonbo
John A. Lindeay
Wolser, Tonhott
Moral duty urged for home guidance and youth shelter
A Payette YMCA message appeals to parents to begin character building at home and maintain open hearted talks with sons and daughters. It warns against letting children drift away and urges cooperation with church and YMCA to keep youths near and under parental, spiritual influence.
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Payette
C. A
Ufe
Church
M.C. A
Big Banky drive at the Y S A draws crowd and talks
A large crowd attended the YMCA event on Saturday with free lunch in the dining room. Speeches covered marketing farmers produce and press duties, with Mr. Purcell of the Welser Signal sharing views on the merits and demerits of the press. Navy sailors Bowman, Mendenhal, and Wheeler Anderson greeted by patriotism. plan to visit San Diego after service. Also listed are farm seed and poultry sales near Fruitland with local sellers offering evergreen strawberries and White Wyandotte hens for hatchings and a Mammoth Bronze gobbler for sale.
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Armer
Purcel
Welser Signal
Bowman
Everett Mendenhaltzation
Wheeler Anderson
U. S. Navy
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Help Willow Project Gathers Support Amid War Fund Drive
A period piece records Red Cross fund appeals and local wartime effort. A request urges six hundred residents to pledge one dollar monthly to provide yarn and support for the Willow project and Payette County Chapter, with detailed donation plans and committee roles. The article notes water supply updates for Little Willow Creek reservoir, district no. 6 achievements, and lists adjoined messages and letters.
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Willow Creek
Wilsow Creek
Cnungty
Coota
Payette County
United States
Walt
Emma Ward Houlen
Argie Martin
Gertride
Elie Sick
Henry Diedrechstn
Henretta Diedrichsen
Margarit Loreton
Glerite Astussin
List_r Asmussen
May Horn
Emmis Hoa
Ecca Diedrichsen
Esther Golden
Lyle Stulen
Dora Henpingin
Waltz Gerlach
Max Gerlach
Wesley Weidmer
Nena
Marie Weidner
Mary Golden
Wiliam Golden
Heven Golden
Golden
Delpha Martin
Ivan Robin
Ttle
An Expensive Turkey Lost Diamond Theft Notice
Mrs Clyde Sims misplaced a $50 diamond from a ring while preparing Sunday dinner. A diligent search has yielded no results. The F J Berry sale is postponed from its announced date and likely to be held March 7. Lou's Cafe ownership changes and related debt responsibility are noted. Farm team for sale about 1200 pounds three years old and a four year old, weight about 1400 pounds, are offered by L C Moore and B L Witla respectively.
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Clyde Sims
James Muaron
Snell
Lem Ia Payette
We County Court House
Rautenkrang
Jean Burt Dean
Payette
A. Hobl
Newlonden
Paretty
Mr. Hobbs
Burt Andersen
Fayette
Gus HelLt
Ibngih
Mr. Brown
Northwest
Brown
Lewis Eaton Sr Dies in City Funeral Planned in Eaton Home
Lewis Eaton Sr died at his son's home in the city at 2 this morning. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 o'clock from the Eaton residence. The body will be shipped to the old home in Nebraska for burial. An obituary will appear next week. County Superintendent Z F Sut ton lists Junior Red Cross district memberships with teachers and schools, and notices sale figures for Baby Bonds and Thrift Stamps in Fruitland Schools by grade with small totals and a noted overall distribution.
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Lewis Eaton
Lewis Eaton, Jr
Eaton
Nebrasska
Buriel
Fruitland
Amownt
Local Notes From Weiser and Nearby
J F Orr was in Weiser on business. Judge Ledmann returned from Boise. Several residents travel for work or health, including Pennington in Payette and Sanderson in Boise with Rex Spray Co. Walker heads to Vancouver to join the U S Army engineers. Mrs Binkesley improves, Gorham Mercantile upgrades its storefront, and Miss Verle Brannock seeks medical consultation in Boise. Fire damages limited, Pershing reports Private Jond killed in action, Red Cross drives urged, and community sales planned to support funding. Local car trades, births, travels, and civic notices fill a bustling period in Payette County.
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J. F. Orr
Weiser
W. B. Ledmann
Boise
C. Pennington
Payette
A. F. Sanderson
Rex Spray Co
Ronsid Walker
Vancouver
Wash
U. S. Army
S W. Worrell
Hex Spray
Payette Valley Wool Growers organize at Ponhyxhie schoolhouse
Residents complain about rationing grain and substitutes as six monks urge diverse grains for food. On September 27, 1918, Payette Valley woolgrowers organized at Ponhyxhie schoolhouse with N.S. Was elected president and HB Willong as secretary. Members urged others to join.
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Payette Valley
Ett. Valley Wool Growers Lion
N.S
Willong
Pletxe
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Court House
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Nephi Purcell
L. G. Hooey
Idaho
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Mammoth Bronze
A. H. Ramey
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Willow
Ypres
Melville
Yondr
Rd Cross
Im Twollr
Ball
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W. F. Brous
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Geo. Dan
W. H. Ehbie
Mre
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Miss Nell Smith
Wm. H
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J. W. Loree
Frank McLes
L. Petersen
Soren E. T. Bowman
P. M
Sobol
F. J. Berry
Lou
Harry Feldscher
L. C. Moore
B. L. Witla
Phioge F
Lewis
Z. Fae Sutton
Junior Red Cross
Viola Meecham
Gotta Welle
Emra Vanifoutrr
Field
Greco Tapran
Galen Bollinger
Fannie Peacock
Sanders
Mabel Mrrcor
N. A. Jacobsen
California
George Hasbrouck
Riverside
Vis
Willard Alden
M. A. Hasbrouck
Lake River
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Oregon
Steve Clantor
Long Leach
Caltomma
J. L. Wells
Charley jJounson
Ontario
L. F. Shaw
Geo. Lattig
Iland
Will Bivens
Cliff Goodwin
Chaimers
Lester C. Sewell
George
Zimmerman
Pershing
Daily Press
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William H. Harp
V.G. Earp
Tom Membr
V. G
Jim January
England
Asney
Herb Howman
Bol
Keith
Portland
J.C. Mone
Wille Creek
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Minpue
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