Payette County Board Proceedings and Financials 1923
The Payette County Board of Commissioners met November 1001 1923 and November 20 1923 approving indigent insane defense fees not to exceed $10, designated a depository bank, authorizing a probation officer, and approving various salaries and expenses. They designated First National Bank of Idaho Boise as public funds depository and approved road and bridge fund payments and widow pensions. The report includes tax, payroll, and service payments to county officers, cemeterial and poor relief costs, and a 1923 financial ledger.
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National Security Companyy
New York Corporation
Anedaradetiie
Iret National Bank of Ida| HO
Boi
Idaho
Payette County
Platt—Blakes
Will Wells
Payette Enterprise
Cel
Western Union
R. BE. Haynes
Hoird
Ruth Piseerese R. ¥. Haynes
Boise
Boise Bank
Sid
Ank
Fiodrd
Néuibou
Tdaho
Payette
Public Land Notice of Walter L Manis Claim in Idaho
Department of the Interior notice from Boise dated November 26 1923 states Walter L Manis of New Plymouth Idaho filed intent to prove up a homestead land claim under Sec 6 Act June 17 1910 for several sections in Township 8 North Range 3 West Boise Meridian. The 3 year proof is set before Probate Judge Martin O Luther in Payette Idaho on January 7 1924 with witnesses H Lee Householder Harry Thompson William Cotton and Wallace A Rice all of Payette. First publication November 29 last publication January 10.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Boise
Idaho
Walter L. Manis
New Plymouth
Ranga
West Boise Meridian
Martin O. Luther
Payette
H. Lee Householder
Harry' ‘Thompson
William Cotton
Wallace A. Rice
Bartlet Sinclair
Register
Start the New Year Saving for Community Wealth
Begin with a dilligent, regular weekly saving plan and deposit funds in a savings bank to accrue interest. When you reach fifty dollars or one hundred, consult a reliable investment banker and invest in local stocks or bands of a company. Save consistently and invest wisely to become a community development factor.
Portia Club Special Meeting on Lyceum Plans
A special Portia Club meeting is scheduled for Friday January 4, 1924 at 2 30 PM to arrange and plan the Lyceum Course. President Mrs R D Bradshaw urges every member to attend.
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Portia Club
Lyceum
R. D. Bradshaw
Little Towns Need Own Fire Protection and Gear
The Fire Chief condemns towns relying on distant city departments for fire protection. He warns suburbs chase free rides by saving money for own gear and apparatus, noting large cities grow tired of such philanthropy. Communities should pay for proper equipment to prevent losses.
Radio educates the people through nationwide broadcasts
The article notes radio’s growing educational value for families at home and on farms. From one Western station, 114 towns and thousands of farm homes hear daily lectures from centers across 31 states. Families from Ferndale California to Livingston Montana enjoy concerts from Portland and Des Moines, expanding access previously unavailable.
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Western Broadcasting
Ferndale
California
Portland
Oregon
Livington
Montana
Des Moines
Towa
Telephone service praised as best in United States
A confident claim extols American telephone service as unmatched in usage quality and reliability. The speaker likens dissatisfaction at home to abroad, noting international systems would shame local service and prevent further complaints.
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United States
Wonder &T
Dissolution of Marriage Suit Filed in Payette District Court
Harriett Mable Rydman sues Martin Rydman in the Seventh Judicial District of Idaho Payette County to dissolve their marriage. The summons requires appearance and answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days if served elsewhere. Clerk Lillian Wilson notes December 3, 1923, as filing date. first publication December 6. last January 10.
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District Court
Seventh Judicial District
State of Idaho
Payesta
Harriett Mable Rydman
Plain
Martin Rydman
Payette
Lillian Wilson
J. H. Helman
Idaho
Bankruptcy Notice for Adam Nitzel in Idaho
In the District Court of Idaho a bankruptcy case No 2332 lists Adam Nitzel of New Plymouth as bankrupt. First meeting of creditors set for January 16 1924 at Payette Courthouse at 2 PM to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Dated December 24 1923.
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District Court of the United [States
District of Idaho
Adam Nitzel
New Plymouth
Idaho
Payette
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Ella Malone
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Payette Equity Exchange
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Republican National Committee
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Europe
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A. J. Shearer
North Eighth Street
American Telephone Service
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Mrs. Bird Jacobsen
Farber’s
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W. M. Oberg
Seigel’s Machine & Welding Works
Ford
Payette Motor Sales CO
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