Packing Out Evaporated Fruit at Payette Plant
About forty six workers at Payette Fruit Packing Co. are boxing evaporated prunes and apples. Boxes come in 26 and 50 pound sizes, finished with white paper. Last year a New York firm handled the fruit and paid growers $23.30 per ton for Italian prunes. this year western markets are favored, with firm quotations for dried prune and apple products. The Westminister Guild met at Beatrice Blakesly’s home January 9 with Ethel Anderson reading Psalms and Maude White offering a New Year prayer as the group begins a study of India Awakening by Sherwood Eddy.
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Payette Fruit Packing Company
New York
Smith
East
California
Westminister Guild
Beatrice Blakesly
Hazel Berry
Ruth Kenward
Marjorie Luck
Edith Anderson
Maude White
Sherwood Eddy
Edithson
Faye Lauer
Edith
Thor Mable Benzer
Beryl Downs
Berry
Florence White
Miss Shilson
Crete Wilcox
Gladys Wilcox
Ethel Ensign
Edith McClanahan
Ruthmane Kenward
Ethel Venable
Jerle Slick
Beatrice Blakes Joy
Mra
Morley
Business changes hands at local furniture stock
The week opens with A. W. Conover reclaiming ownership of the local furniture stock once held in the city, buying from C. D. Bucknum who took it from Ira Rich. Bucknum plans to return to Emmett for his duties, while Conover, a seasoned furniture and hardware man, resumes the old storefront. Ella Gorton, a dressmaker, invites clients to bring goods to her room on Wednesdays and Saturdays for assistance, charging fifty cents for a half day.
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A. W. Conover
C. D. Bucknum
Ira Rich
Conover
Bucknum
Emmett
Ella Gorton
Dra
Snake River
Dell Huntington
Aotor
Uves
Caldwell
Payette
Woodward Hospital
H. Waterman
New York Mutual Life — Insurance Company
Boso
Payette Valley dairy hopes and Wisconsin comparison
The piece argues that Payette Valley should develop a dairy industry similar to Wisconsin, citing proven orchard and dairy success, year round green feed, reliable milk supply, and local markets. It urges farmers to adopt dairy practices, noting weather resilience and profitability potential.
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Payette Valley
Wisconsin
Silver Wedding Anniversary at the Beach Home
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Wherry was celebrated Tuesday evening at their beach home. The decor followed a silver and white theme with music and social conversation. A luncheon followed a table of gifts and tributes from many friends and relatives, including numerous named couples and individuals.
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G. G. Wherry
Leston
Donora
M. B. Jolly
Cortner
Lowery
A. A. Stroup
F. Draper
Geo. Alspach
V. Y. Farrell
Misa Linnie
T. H. Beckwith
A. L. Gorham
S. A. Gorham
Albert Mohler
Ben Bohannan
Rose Snowhberger
J. B. Stanton
C. &. Dibble
E. W. Blakesly
Clifton Blakesly
F. H. Muzzy
L. H. Eby
Pearl Eby
S. R. Frazier
Lillian Frazier
Florence Frazier
H. B. Orcutt
William Orcutt
J. C. Broderson
J. A. Ludington
Mr. Aden
Mwestee
Payette Valley Claims Corn Yield Championship
Payette Valley debates state brag rights over corn yields with W A Snyder Twin Falls and W B Gillmore Payette figures. A 125 bushel figure is contrasted with 141 7 bushels claimed in Payette profiled amid local notices and school news.
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Boise Statesman
W. A. Snyder
Twin Falls
Enterprise
W. B. Gillmore
Payette
W. B. Gilmore
Payette Valley
Bright Outlook For Business At Payette Visit
Sinclair Mainland of Mainland Brothers, Idaho-Oregon Light Power, spoke at the Commercial Club luncheon in Payette. He forecast rising investments and improvements across the Payette Valley and Southern Idaho next year, with broader prosperity and new projects under consideration. He did not comment on railroad rumors.
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Sinclair Mainland
Mainland Brothers
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Company
Payette
Mainland
Idaho
Commercial Club
Junction
Commercial Hotel
Payette Valley
Tts
Boise
Bridge Club hosts pleasant Wednesday gathering
Mrs. B. R Sallebury delighted the Bridge Club with guests Mesdames Donn Brundage and Settle. Mrs. L. E. Peterson won the top score. The next meeting will pair winners against losers. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Muller hosted four tables of 500, with Mr. and Mrs. James Laveretter dining Friday. red and white roses centered the table, eight covers.
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B. R Sallebury
Bridge Club
Mesdames Donn
Brundage
Settle
L. E. Peterson
C. P. Muller
James Laveretter
Sale of Household Goods at Private Sale
Sale of household goods begins Monday January 22 at the residence corner of 7th Ave North and 20th 8th E. P. Holtonhouse. Revival services at First Methodist Episcopal Church begin Thursday evening and continue nightly except Saturday with services at regular hours Sunday. Moose praise for Schubert Symphony Choir and Lady Quartet of Chicago appears Jan 21 at Emma Theatre.
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7Th Ave
20Th 8Th
E. P. Holtonhouse
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kervie Va
Schubert Symphony Chuir
Lady Quartette
Chicago
Emma Theatre
Sue Cave
Stutz Theatrical Co Presents Week of Shows
Thursday night Gambler's Wife or Jack's Lost Paradise. Friday night The Irish Comedy in 5 acts. Saturday night final appearance with The Second Mrs Tanquenry. Grand production and Belly of Shandon staple highlights.
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Jack
Shandon
Local Wews Elects Officers and Public Meetings Held
The paper lists newly elected officers for the local organization with names RB Haynes H Gregory PB P Brainard and M F Albert as president vice president secretary and treasurer. It notes a tax payers meeting at Emma Theatre to discuss organizing a county league branch and invites all interested.
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M. CG. A
Haynes
H. Gregory
PB. P. Brainard
M. F. Albert
Emma Theatre
Country League
German Evangelical Church Sunday Service Notice
The German Evangelical Church invites all to Sunday services at 11 o clock with Sunday School at 10 o clock. Pastor C. W. Heggemeyer extends a cordial welcome to strangers and the community.
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C. W. Heggemeier
Local Notes Highlight Social and Business Visits
Payette area notes report A. B. Wood visiting Spokane on business while A. P. Soule suffers a heavy cold. Dwellers announce moves on First Avenue South and Third Avenue North. Bankers Albert and Setitehfield noted in town, with various social dinners and visits by locals and visitors. New spring Ginghams arrive at Russell Department Store as Carl Christensen discusses local hardware and irrigation district bond news.
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D. W. Shaw
Moutens
AF. Work the Horseman
Payette
C. H. Bartlett
Say
First Avenue
D. C. Chase
Third Avenue
John F. Christiansen
New Plymouth
Black Canyon
Claristiansen
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Norman Helden
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M. Hutchinson
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Stuttz Theatrical Company
Lee Connerly
Scott
Dray
L. A. Simmons
Ranaier
Buslmeas
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Bolne
Congress
Phewie
Tm Denney & Co
HL. M. Bell
Payette-We'rer Milling Company
Delia Sloneker
Lewleton
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Velva Grimes
Mabel Keeler
Kenward
George Y. Garrison
Nebraska
Mr. Garrison
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Vancouver
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German Evangelical Church
A. BE. Wood
Spokane Banket
A. P. Soule
HM. E. Dunn =bard
First Avenue South
A. P. Setitehfield
Payette National Park
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C. W. Glesler
Elmnett
Viea
Aly
A. B. Moss
Col. Wood
Adj. Anderson
Russell Department Store
F. A. Gorham
Virginia
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Wood & Spaulding
Mr. Davis
Jag. W. Morley
Miley Lack
Mr. Shaw
Bakersfield
Mra M. Guller
Warren
Canada
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R. Ms. Auten
J. L. Griffith
Cognell
Monument
Secdy
Gays
Russell Departments
George Storkman
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San Diego
Russell Department
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