El Day Quartet to Appear in Payette High School Auditorium
One of America's finest male singing organizations, the El Day Quartet, will perform Friday night at the Payette High School Auditorium. The four experienced vocalists promise perfect blend and a rare chance for Payette music lovers. Reserved seats go on sale at Cole's Thursday and Friday. program starts at 8 o'clock.
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Lyceum
Fenest Singih
Memiors
America
Payette
High School
el Day
Cole’s
Head of a Family Tax Exemptions and Social Events
The article details 1922 income tax exemptions for head of a family based on net income and dependents including a $400 per dependent credit for under 15 or disabled relatives. It also describes a social season at Mrs LR Woodward’s Center Avenue home with multiple bridge parties, prizes, notable attendees, and floral decor.
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S Don
LR. Woodward
Center Avenue
Bridge
E. Wayne Keith
J. R. McKinney
Ruth R. Shaw
A. B. Moss
Out of Town
W. R. Hamilton
H. C. Whitworth
B. Varian
G. M. Terhouse
Lyle Wood
Weiser
Emison
Rey
R. W. Swag
Ontario
Earl Farber
Gill Currie
Woodward
Message from subscribers on payments and theft at Will Reimers home
The editor thanks subscribers for paying subscriptions early while noting some are in arrears. A theft at Will Reimers home in west Payette is reported with two Pekin ducks taken. Police caution those responsible to return the property to avoid arrest and legal punishment.
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Will Reimers
West Payette
Eggs Handled on O S S Lines in 1923 Idaho
The O S S Railroad reports 210 carloads of eggs moved on its Idaho lines in 1923. Most were loaded from Caldwell and Nampa. The Idaho egg marketing association moved eggs out of Caldwell, improving the market for members and the local market. The association aims to sign up hens by February 1 to continue operating. if not enough hens enroll, the station will close. Eggs will be accepted from nonmembers until February 1. Afterward, only members’ eggs will be received. Think it over.
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O. S. S. Railroad
Idaho
Caldwell
Nampa
Egg Marketing Association
First Aid Lessons At Court House Draw Good Interest
The First Aid Association held its second lesson led by Dr ER Woodward at the courthouse. The program drew strong interest, stressing practical knowledge for emergencies. The class will meet every Tuesday evening at the courthouse and welcomes new attendees.
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First Aid Association
ER. Woodward
Court House
Wrk
Yeomen Lodge Hosts Talk On Children’s Home Plans
Tuesday night the Yeomen lodge met at Luther Peterson’s home. John D Tewksbury, Montana Idaho state manager, spoke on Yeomenary and the Yeomen Children’s Home and school planned to begin construction within weeks. Members enjoyed refreshments and the Yeomen Juvenile Lodge meets next Thursday night January 17.
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Yeoomen Lodge
Luther Peterson
John D Tewksbury
Montana
Idaho
Yeomen Juvenile Lodge
Beans a Profitable Crop for Lat tig Ranch
G W Lat tig reports four and a half acres of beans yielded 14 500 pounds of high quality beans. An offered price of five and a half cents per pound would total 603 75 dollars, about 124 18 dollars per acre. He plans to plant more beans next year, stating they are not harder to grow than corn or potatoes and will be a larger planting.
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G. W. Lat- Ug
Big Denney evaporator keeps running to aid apple market
The Denney and Co evaporator continues two shifts daily, converting about 225 carloads of apples into finished product. It provides a cash market for many culled apples, supports local payrolls, and helps growers despite prices not matching top years. Managers Wagner Coates and Suplee left for Los Angeles on company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denney & Co
W. B. Wagner
Farmers Co-operative
C. DB
Outline Program for Coming Year Payette Chamber of Commerce
The adjourned Payette Chamber of Commerce meeting drew fifty members who heard talks from Mayor Doolittle and Aiken on civic issues and the Wyhee irrigation project. Portia club banquet plans and support for the Ellison-White Lyceum course were discussed, along with poultry and egg marketing progress in Canyon County and the election of nine directors.
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Payette
Wyhee
Pagetty Chamber of Commerce
Oregon
Jim Davis
Portis
Sec
Davis Ot Ng
Chamber
Kiwanis Club
Bradshaw
Portia Club
Mickels
Portis Club
Chautauqua
A. J. Shearer
Clu
Caldwell
Canyon County
B. F. Carroll
F. M. Moss
L. V. P. J. Shearer
A. A. Steller
R. Shaw
J. C. Baldrideo
jJohnaten
Fulton and Suow Berger Head to Corvallis for Winter
Charley Fulton and Fat Suow berger left by early Tuesday for the coast then to Corvallis Oregon Fat will stay to visit his son Ross at the Oregon Agricultural College Fulton and Cecil will remain to spend the winter with Mr Fulton later joining them for the season
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Charley Fulton
Suowberger
Coast
Corvallis
Oregon
Corvalis
Ross
Oregon Agricultural College
Atre
Fulton
Cecil
Emma Theatre Weekly Program Highlights
The Emma Theatre presents a January lineup with Jack London’s The Call of the Wild and Pathe News on Thursday. Friday and Saturday feature Red Lights and The Gumps in Watch Papa with a 2:30 matinee. The slate continues with Day of Faith on Monday, Bud dy at the Bat on the night, Pecks Bad Boy on Tuesday, and a Goldwyn Special The Green Goddess with Felix at Sea on Wednesday and Thursday. January 30 and 31 showcase Gloria Swanson in Prodigal Daughters Pioneer Trails begins at 7:15.
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Jack London
Pathe News
Cartoon
the Gumps
Buddy Mesenger
Goldwyn
Gloria Swanson
Pioneer Trails
The New Pecks Bad Boy at Emma Theatre
A well known mid country comedy arrives at Emma Theatre Tuesday night January 22. Otis Oliver Evelyn Kinesid Madelyn Goddard Loring Kelly and Mae Sheldon star in a witty farce praised by Pendleton Paseo Salem Portland and others as the best road show. tickets range 26 50 and 85 cents.
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Emma Theatre
Otis Oliver
Evelyn Kinesid
Madelyn Goddard
Loring Kelly
Mae Sheldon
Clef
Pendleton
Paseo
Salem
Portland
Train Time Change and Local Safety Reminder
Train No 4 arriving from the west at 10 20 A M will be known as No 26 and arrive at Payette at 4 87 A M No 26 is a fast train Portland to Chicago in 76 hours 24 minutes eastbound now arrives Payette at 4 50 P M instead of 5 05 P M and westbound 19 will be 25 arriving at the same time 5 40 P M Logs are rotting on Payette streets residents request they be culled or kept at home a man carried a peeled club to protect himself and others from such animals
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Payette
S.87
Portland
Chicago
Boost the Band in Payette County Keeps Town Cohesion
A 1934 Payette Idaho letter urges continued support for the Payette band by the commercial club. The writer praises band leader Jay H. Stoner and notes the band provides community recreation, comparing time donated to wages and stressing loyalty to keep the director. The message reflects pride in local culture and calls for sustaining the band’s activities.
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Wall Wells
Astoria
Oregon
Payette
Idaho
Old Town
Jay H. Stoner
Stonur
Payette County Band Promotes High Brown Babies Show
An early 20th century Payette County report highlights poultry breeding's role in flock vitality, noting Mrs. S. E. Hyde sold a spring turkey tom for 100 dollars. It also advertises a Friday January 15 performance by a four-voice quartet at Payette High School Auditorium, with program notes on members Dan Baker Julius Niehaus Alex Callom and promoter details for a January 21 Emma Theatre appearance.
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S. E. Hyde
Payette
Caldwell
Emma Theatre
Payehy Lias
Payette County
Brown Babies
Pat Murphy
Fred Moss
J. H. Stoner
Joan
Jack Dring
Patti
Poe
Payette chamber selects officers and notes resignations
Newly elected officers of the Payette Chamber of Commerce were installed Saturday night with Rex Bradshaw named president and Arthur Telyrion secretary. A Tuesday resignation led to Carroll’s appointment to fill the vacancy. Discussions covered freight rates, Idaho Canning Co, and lodge quarters. Social details include a guest dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Kenyards with bridge honors awarded to Mr McCune and Mr Blackaby.
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Aires
Payette
Sgniret Rex Bradshaw
Arthur Telyrion
Whey
Shaw
Carroll
Mets Johnston
EB. Seeley
Win -Cae
Boise
J. Slieer
W. Spaulding
Corm Canning
Idaho Canning Co
Bo Pel Fows Lodge
M.C. A
Bedert
Special Prize Gun Club Seeks First Sharp Shinned Hawk
E W Pease invites entries for a special prize before June 22 1924 for the first Sharp Shinned Hawk. The prize winner will be decided at the annual meeting to be held on the date. The club, now a county organization, promotes game protection and conservation. A meeting January 22 at 8 o clock P M in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Payette. Concerts, band show tickets urged. Payette County Band seeks booster support and a radio audience. Ed C Shellworth signs as a booster and speaker list notes.
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E. W. Pease
Chamber of Commerce
Payette
Payette County
ED. C. Shellworth
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Mrs. I. R. Woodward
Ana Srs
L. K. Dailenger
Austin Anson
Clifford Hart
Gil Curry
J. L. Wells
K. L. Johnson
Bart Farber
Arthur Lattig
C. E. Larson
Larson
Stanfield Sheep Company
Paycette
Davies Sunt
Ladies Council
W. Smith
T Peterson
THE
the New Pecks
Bad Boy
ED Oays
Payette County Band
Beck
Dan Baker
Louisville Comsery
Story of Music
West
Julius Niehaus
the Lyceum Geld
Bohamnars
United States
Alex Callom
1S & Young
Mrs. Strauss
New Plymouth
Ainey
MR. and
Mrs. Kenyds
Batantos
GUN Club
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