Council H olds Busy Aquourned Session
City council adjourned meeting last Thursday appointed I M Bardson Co of Butte to construct the sewer district and instructed bonds for Coffin & Crawford of Chicago for municipal funding. Bardien Co bond rejected. surety bond required from Canyon County residents. Public notices on church activities, attendance, and Sunday sermons. minister outlines plans for youth training and biblical instruction. local sick listed and community updates provided.
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I. M. Bardson & Co
Butte
Montana
Eower
Coffin & Crawford
Chieure
Bardien & Co
Counell
Cenyon
Calumitius
Commercial Club
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Payette growers plan frost alert system with thermometer
Payette businessmen organize an early warning network to protect fruit crops from spring frost. A central alarm station, government thermometer, and hourly night watches will alert growers by telephone if temperatures threaten damage. Local telephone companies cooperate to notify crowds quickly. Also notes on Elite Opera House attractions and a mass meeting at the Y.M.C.A. with speaker K D Nichols from Boise.
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Payette
W C T U Notes Prompt Readings and Meetings
The W C T U notes discuss good literature and a meeting with Mrs Kirkendall. An obituary memorial event for Frances Willard is noted, and there is mention of a new law requiring clear marking on Aguar packages and C O D deliveries. A Direct Primary session is planned at Mrs Shoesmith's, with a quiz by Mrs Redingwer for attending women members and nonmembers.
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Shoesmith
Bright prospects for sugar beets at New Plymouth
Agricultural Superintendent Wm. McOmle of the Utah Minho Sugar Company says the Payette Valley beet crop shows unusually bright prospects this year. He notes ample moisture, heavy snowfall aiding germination, and a favorable outlook for a bumper crop. The company plans to pay 5 per ton for beets, with contracts to be rewritten to cover the new terms, and growers are urged to contact the superintendent.
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New Plymouth
Sugar Company
Wm. McOmle
Utah
Minho Sugar Company
Payette Valley
Obiala
Suger Company
Enlarged capacity of lumber yard boosts Payette progress
An expansion at the Coblen ts timber yard in Payette enlarges sheds to house more lumber and building supplies. An order for a carload of door and window frames signals new offerings. The proprietor hopes to meet strong building demand next year with improved facilities and full stock. A double header basketball event is planned for next Friday at the W. 16 1, gym featuring boys and girls teams from local schools. Tickets are on sale and attendance is hoped to be high despite heavy expenses. A banquet in New Plymouth celebrated social ties between Payette and Plymouth, with a large turnout, speeches, toasts, and mutual encouragement for future cooperation. A Y M C A meeting is slated for Sunday with a state convention review and a performance by the Clare Vaughan Wales Comedy Company planned for February 7.
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Mive Mable McKustek
Hileesbais
Washington
Errett Denson
Indianapotis
Indianna
Jesus
Welser
Jows
McComsey
Mra. Ayers
Mra. Lathrop
Chek
Haived
Wort
Salem
Neehpred
Needia
Howe Oaat
Lyte Weed
Deria_Cery Peters
Coblents
Payette
Gins
Bob
Boh Tess
Eet
Ames
Erate
E Valley Railroad
New
Pioneer Hall
Plymouth
Tora
Oregon
New Plymouth
Tosrtinatt
Dros Plymouth Club
Pigreuth
Ice and Flood Destroy Payette Valley Bridge Again
Ice and high water toppled four spans of the Payette Valley Railroad bridge over the Payette River on Tuesday. Workers blasted ice to save the structure but the channeling failed, forcing the suspension of Payette Valley trains and delaying the demonstration train to New Plymouth and Fruitland slated for Friday. The event follows a third bridge loss in a year, impacting traffic and local plans.
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Payette Valley
New Plymouth
Fruitland
Payette River
All Tank
Dunn Lad Awords
Paytte
Feottland
Trai
Payette
Wetser
Worning
Hitching Racks to Serve Visiting Farmers at Payette
A Commercial Club committee and a Nike city council group agreed to install one thousand feet of hitching racks across strategic city locations. The plan aims to accommodate ranchmen visiting Payette by providing ample hitching space in every area. Also notes a family arrival from out of town and a heartfelt thanks to community friends for support during bereavement.
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Commercial Club
Ette
Nike
Thawke
Paytte
New Plymouth
Thomas
Henry Asmusson
AF. Hagerman
John Asmudsen
John F. Christianson
Wild game devastated by storm and cold in Yellowstone region
A Yellowstone dispatch reports large numbers of deer elk and antelope starved or driven to forage by heavy snow six to eighteen inches deep. Animals crowded valley feed yards, guarded by fences and kept from hay stacks as hunger mounted, with some tame to human presence. Separately, Miss Edna May Patch wed Mr. Gordon P. Miller in Payette, with Rev. Turner officiating. couple to reside in Washington.
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Yellowstone National Park
Roynl
Payette
L. V. Patch
Eds No May Patch
Omaha
Gordon P. Miller
Prosser
Washington
George ‘Turner
Presbyterian Church
Patch
Ing
Gene Patch
Gene Patch On Several Occasions Th Past, Me, and Mrs. Miller
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Instrata Sewer Engineer
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Gardten & Go
Ghicaga
Christian Church Notes
Otto
Elite
Jan van
Otterbein
Pell Ringers
Georgia Harper
K.D. Nichols
Boise
America
Friends of Law and Order
Price
Fruite
Claredo
Agg
Frusta and Produce Association
Payetto
Fruita
Bite
Vroom
Weileeday
Mr Wathen
Psyette Commercial Club
L. V. Patel
A. P. Seriteh- Hold
W. T. Kirk
LR. Woodward
Dr.c. Woodward
T.J. Brown
Canyon County
Y. Mlc. A
Pearl
James W Wai
Uvn
Clare Vaughan Wales
W. T. Sherman Post
W. I. C. Sgtantay P
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G. A. Rt
J. H. Bhawhaw
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P. Greta Aiutant
Levi Slinker
Beargeant
D. A. Han
Jacobd Slonaker
Gearerminster
Lovi Blirker
Olliine
E. A. Kent
Gargeant
J. Rubibawgt
Patriotic Instrictor
Thayer
Quartermaster Seargeant
J. Drew
Corpa
Mra. Newbit
Mary A. Shawhen
View
Anna Stinker
Marion Klakeslay
Claplain
Hattie Ackwrman
Eva Shawton
Ida ML. Wella
Treneurer
Calens Coughanour
Josse Erwin
Aas
Mary Thames
Pririotic Insteuetor
Agne Johnson
Barab Bower
Asp
Geard
Mra
Dresgler
Mary Kot Wabuder
Cher
Pitteen
C. B Lowell
Currin & Son
W. A. Avera
W. P. Blrm
Willow Creek
Bert Varinn
Welser Haa
Mise J. Calder
Deseret Steck Frm
St. James Guild
W. A. Coughanour
Jens” Jeffries
C. P. Jensen
Iying
Bt. Charles
Idaho
Phe Womans Auxiliary of
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Ciay Vent
Prestel
C. L. Cage
All Star Athletic Association
Police
Jones Jertries
Cora Platt
Wee
J._ A. Lauer
J. A. Woodward
Loyd Ponce
Mra LR. Woodwart
J. C. Woodward
Weiser Commandry
T. Zink
Wutfering
Ley
Redwood
Jy W. St Macow
Moscow
Clem Hurd
Prat Hurd
Gican
de Couree
Mericuiturel College
Secsort Prise
State Dairy Association
Pardeett
Mra W
Brundage
Mes W
Wich
Furnlah
Joh W
I. H. Adsir
Adair
W. IT
Jennie Williams
California
Verein
Peter Mordhorst Ie
George Mordhorst
Herman Preeht
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