Payette Commercial Club Organizing Meeting
About 100 Payette county residents gathered at the YMCA last Thursday to discuss forming a Payette County Commercial Club. Eleven directors were elected to draft by laws and organize, aiming to keep headquarters in a central, well furnished location. The article also notes church notices and community programs led by Rev. H. D. McDonald and youth groups, emphasizing character building and civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Aube of Men
Charley Latter
F. E. Selby
R. B. Hurd
J.P. Grr
Ed. Harper
Charley Ferten
Wiltor Pence
D. L. Ingard
H. G. Gardner
Ors Mason
Bernard Rastman
Payette Cold Storage Busy with Apple Transit
The Payette Cold Storage handles a steady flow of apples, with Din and Company shipping in Yakima and Wenatchee products. About ten or twelve cars have been reloaded and sent to the eastern market at high prices, as inspectors report excellent fruit quality. State Inspector Gra recently examined boxes and found few defects, praising the apple quality from shipment start on Sop her 20th, 1917 through January 1st, 1919 across 11 608 places. Mrs M E B Wood chairs the sewing committee for the Payette Red Cross Chapter and its branches Fruitland and New Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Dinand Company
Perating
Yakima
Wenatchee
Gra
Payette Ay Red Cross
Idaho
Fruitland
New Plymouth
Sopher
M. EB. Wood
Amusement and study in the school year balance
A school issue urges合作 between home and teachers to recover a lost portion of the year. It recommends prioritizing recreation at appropriate times and implementing a home study program requiring regular evenings at home. Emphasizes motto Every Fellow at His Best All the Time and a limit of one to one and a half hours of study.
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Uas
Arades
Payette National Bank Bond Deposit Account Intro
Payette National Bank of Payette Idaho announces a bond deposit account on the Certificate plan. Depositors place bonds like currency and receive a certificate while coupons are clipped and matured. All who have not joined are invited to deposit bonds anytime. the bank will care for bonds as it does cash. Signed C B Larson cashier January 23 1913.
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Liberty Bonds
Payette National Bank
Payette
Idaho
C. B. Larson
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
We thank the neighbors and friends who assisted during the sickness and death of our husband and father and those who brought flowers and furnished music. Mrs Milton Bailey and daughters. Strayed red heifer two years old white on face right ear cropped JK on left hip Notify J W McGrevy.
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Milton Bailey
J. W. McGrevy
Ida 50-Ospen Prol Groves Association Annual Meeting
The Ida 50-Ospen Prol Groves Association held its annual meeting at the association office in Payette on the 28th. Delegates from Emmett Fruitland Payette and other districts elected new directors and appointed a bylaws revision committee. The finance report was presented and accepted as districts reported favorable prospects for an excellent season.
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Ida
Association
Payette
Emmett
Geo. J. Snook
B. Trayer
Fruitifland
D. L. Ingard
B. C. Blakesley
Vayette
A. A Shearer
J. Noble
Bamard Tastman
A J. Shearer
D. J
Influenza Claims Death Of Dewitt Bigelow In Idaho mining area
The body of Dewitt A. Bigelow age 19 arrived in Payette from Oxbow Oregon where he had worked in a mining camp and fell ill with influenza. He died January 25 after a brief illness. He was a Woodburn Oregon high school graduate 1917 and had moved with his parents to Payette. Survived by his parents two brothers Twight and Russell and two sisters Blanch and Belva. Funeral services were held at Riverside cemetery. The notice also mentions local items including Stamey Spark Arrester patent update and various society notices and meetings.
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Dewitt A. Bigelow
Millard F. Bigelow
Payette
Oxbow
Oregon
Dewitt
Woodburn
Twight E
Russell M
Blanch
Belva
H. K. Wallis
Riverside Cemetery
Portia Club Profiles War Efforts and Meetings
The Portia Club notes half its meeting cycle with over fifty in attendance. Members support wartime canteens, the Loan School Air Ship Fund nearing eight thousand dollars for University of Idaho state students, and local drives including entertainments to aid reading for soldiers. New members join. Mrs. Turner’s illness keeps the vice-president active. war casualty figures up to January 18 total 63,724.
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apparent =sons
Monnay
Huntington
Payette
Henry Ervin
John McGlinchey
Ira Tweedy
Chui
J. L. McDonald
Ruby Landon
Flanders Field
John Philip Sousa
A. E.jarradell
Dibble
Miss Landon
Velma Spaulding
E. B. Holmes
Thanks for sympathy and aid at Dewitt Bigelow's funeral
The Bigelow family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends who offered sympathy and help when their loved one Dewitt Bigelow was laid to rest.
Sheriff Jefferis Leads Prisoner Haul and Court Fines
Sheriff Jefferis oversees batches of prisoners to Caldwell and pays a 175.00 pool. Edward Henson and Clarence Murphy plead guilty to petty larceny and are fined 25.00 each. Jefferis also handled a row near Fruitland with a group of jay riders, resulting in fines totaling 125.00 after court.
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Jefferies
H. Major
Vilay
New Plymouth
Midhelton
Canyon County
Edward Henson
Clarence Murphy
Caldwell
Luther
Payette Community Ledger Notes Several Local Moves
Attorney B S Varian and F E Seloy were on business in Payette and New Plymouth. Mrs Rex Bradshaw is ill under a physician’s care. Claud Banks welcomed a baby boy. Loren Clay discharged from service returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Coughanour visiting Payette and Weiser relatives. J A Judd returned after visiting Rupert and Twin Falls. Margaret McPherson off work due to illness. Clyde Shanks and Ora Wilkins hosted a dance at Bancroft with about 50 couples. Mrs J O Bowker quits Enterprise upon return February 1. PF Dressler recovering from spring fever and garden planting. Disney auditor McMillen delayed by illness, staying in Yakima. Lester Sewell installs underground gasoline tank near WRB line. Gladys Wilcox returns from Nampa teaching post due to illness. F H Hogue back from Yakima, plans to work Payette season. Florence Esther born January 25 weighing six and a half pounds. Jason Ballenger back from Olympia and Montana trip. Fleeland moves back to Payette to run Bain Garage. Mrs Ruth Moss property transferred to Dr B Coates forming forty-acre ranch. Roller skating at Gorton hall attracts crowds. Arthur Jacobson visiting Payette after years away. Charley Campbell, Payette County soldier, back from France. The Payette horse died suddenly while driven past Spaulding home. Kay Keith returns from France, not fully recovered, notes U S gratitude and Payette as homeland.
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B. S. Varian
Payie
F. E. Seloy
New Plymouth
Rex Bradshaw
Claud Banks
Loren Clay
Will Coughanour
Powder River
Payette and
Weiser
J. A. Judd
Rupert
Twin Falls
Margaret McPherson
Payette Valley
Clyde Shanks
Ora Wilkins
Bancroft
J. O. Bowker
Illinois
PF. Dressler
McMillen
Disney
and Company
Hogue
Yakima
Lester Sewell
Gladys Wilcox
Nampa
F. H. Hogue
Payette
Florence Esther
Fraternity
Otto Meili
Payette-Oregon
Jason Ballenger
Leo
Olympia
Seattle
Montana
Fleoland
Fruitland
Bain
Eighth Street
Death of Milton Bailey at his home
Milton Bailey died at his North Sheth Street home on Friday January 24 after a four year illness. Born near Indianapolis Indiana March 28 1845 he moved with family to Illinois then Nebraska where he lived on a homestead before moving to Payette with wife Mary Cadherin Zadaller. He leaves his wife and three daughters Mrs Charley Scott of the Nebraska homestead Miss Weete Seiry Orewgrar and Malesen Mulyoagentur at home with their mother. He united with the Christian Church early, later joining the Methodist church, and lived a devout Christian life.
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Milton Bailey
North Sheth Streep
Bailey
Indianapolis
Tad
Ilinois
Nebraska
Lnter
Lnter Was United In Marrriage
Mis
Mary Cadherin Zadaller
Nebnuka
Payette
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Pete Bushem
Hos
Charley BL Scott
Mie
Wwete Seiy Orewgrar
Malesen Mul Yoangent
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Commercial Club
Christian Democracy For America
PSN Fine Gonovtion
Stamey
F. Stamey
United States Patent Office
John Hutchinson
Ontario
Church OF God
Y. R. Bogard
W. J. Teeimers
Mesdamnes H. Precht
Henry Carsten
H. D. Ficke
Emma
Dortha Carstens
Tima Reimers
J. C. Lewis
Fred
Starp
Koteington
D. C
Dimmer
Sharp
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washingtom
Idato
Sharp l
Lewis
United States
J. W. Bennett
L R. Woodward
Woodward Hall
Sixth Street
She
Dota
Clarence van Duesen
Boise
Farners Cooperative Creamery
George Windle
Lame
State of Idaho
Fother
P. Pugh
C. Yeates
Payette Idaho
Valley Cattle
John W. Eagleson
Groves
Asmussen, Secy
Stanley Brows
Lydes
Portia Club
America
M. F. Bigelow
Jefferis
Ruth Moss
B. Coates
Moss
Dan
Gorton Hall
Arthur Jacobson
Paysette
Arthur
Lost River
Salmon River
Bowker
Cguonka
Hay McGregor
Halanagan
Sir
Adame
J. W. Parson
Portland
Dave
Burns
Oreson
Wire Air
Parson
State
J. W Gray
Irom Payette
Halfway
Gray
Charley Campbell
France
Charley
U.S
Julia Brainard
LW. Spaulding
First Avenue
Wes
Kay Keith
Ayette
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