Dewey Inspired Rhetoric Shapes Public Spirit in Portland
An editorial note extols reading the Declaration of Independence and praises Taft’s visit to Calvin Cobb, while critiquing Bryan’s stance and Indiana politics. It laments sensational war reporting, praises moral and intellectual uplift from civic effort, and claims community improvement follows personal betterment and societal responsibility.
Under the Big Tent Chautauqua Idea Examined
A fragment from a New York Independent piece cites Frank Molure on Chautauqua as a growing community building and business force. It quotes the Merchants Trade Journal stressing that true business rests on people and responsibility, not merely goods or infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Molure
New York Independent
Mercaants’ Trade Journal
Des Moines
The Local Newspaper and Its Community Role
A historical reflection on the evolution of the country editor into a modern, responsible local newspaper leader. It argues newspapers influence education, reform, and local prosperity, serving as a vital, well-supported home paper for communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mle
German Empire
Gona
What the Flag Said by Franklin K Lane pranks
A compact reflection on the flag as a living idea shaped by the people. The piece claims the flag is not the symbol itself but the belief and effort of citizens, linking national identity to work, courage, and shared purpose. Also notes a lost item: a Crown coat between Ontario and Payette, with contact details for Mrs J D Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Payette
J. D. Miles
Chautauqua Week Brings Out Local Talent and Cherries
The Lower Payette Valley reports a lively Chautauqua week with educational and entertainment highlights. Farmers provided autos for speakers to visit orchards as cherries from local farms filled the big tent scene. Community members, friends, and visitors share gatherings at homes, birthday celebrations, and neighborhood events amid water supply concerns and local club meetings.
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Uilent
Father MacCorry
R. A. Garland
Enna Shoeemith
Doris Love
H. Precht
H. Cornelson
Lundt
Sirs. Lundt
Ina
Jonnie Robinson
Fruitvale
Tom Mogeridge
H. McKinnon
Oregon Aide
C. J. Lundt
Sting Carter
Fruitland
Ipent
Guy Hall
O. Qualls
Midvale
R. H. Woods
Cherry Croft
Durha
Geo. Dutton
Welser
Ned Skeffington
Wood Spur
James Shearer
Jennie Robinson
Idaho
Clare Suplee
Charles
Marlon Woods
Holt
Neil Fritchman
Nancy
Joan Harris
May
Dorothy Shearer
Brannock
Payette
Mac Cheek
Geo. Steadman
Stanley
Nebraska
Cornelson
Boise
Crystal
Jno. Gorton
G. Messup
McDonald
Ralph Davis
Ray Cox
Geo. Fenner
Lenora
Thornton
Blanche Daniels
Jquile
Behe
Durham
Ready Money Farm and City Property Loans Offer
A fragment describes cash loans for farm and city property with $40,000 available for first class farm real estate loans and $20,000 for city property loans at a low interest rate. Terms include mortgages and bankable notes as security and repayment plans from 90 days to one year, with $2,000 available after June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G, Hiebeling
Quiet wedding in Weiser ties Moss and Stirm
James Moss of Payette and Murle Stirm of French wed in a quiet ceremony in Weiser Idaho on Saturday June 18. The couple’s families and longtime Valley friends extend heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for a long life together.
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James Moss
Payotte
Murle Stirm
French
Weiser
Idaho
Miss Stirm
Wm. Stiror
Moss
Payette
Frank Moss
Stirm
Wilsie Wilson
B.D. Midntyre Ranch
Tayette
Thomas Windle
Jarie Cosman
David Kelly
George
Jack Syme
George Mennenhall
J. C. Tunnell
Virginia
Solosabal Ranch
Jasper Roe
Ringer
Bolton Ranch
A. E. Olsen
Ontario
J. H. Patton
Chautauqua
Mr. Martin
Texas
EB. M. Perkins
Fay
Chas. Nelson
Coats
B.D. Meintyne
C. A. Stoves
L. H. Patton
Patton
D. A. Otter
Boise
B.D. McIntyre
Alse
Utter
Maud White
Chas. Skippen
Elier Nesbit
New Plymouth
Patton Ranch
Aleen McGrevey
Friends
Gay Stover
the Boulevard
Lester Patton
Benjamin Smith
Eastside
Nels McCullough
George Skippen
Royara
Advertised Letter List for Week Ending June 26 1915
Public notice lists names including Hoffman William Percell L M Shananon Rev 4 Skvarek August E T Bowman P M and M Swanson. It invites residents to list property for the July Market Day and references a postmaster’s advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
William Percell
L. M. Shananon
Skvarek
August E
T. Bowman
P.M
M. Swanson
Notice to Hear Protests on Payette Sprinkling Tax Roll
The assessment roll for sprinkling Payette streets was filed June 29 1915 in the City Clerk’s office. Property owners may file written objections by July 26 1916. The Payette City Council will meet August 2 1915 at 8 PM to hear and dispose of objections. Signed Payette Idaho June 29 1916 by City Clerk Martin C Luther. Last publication dates July 1 and July 15 1915.
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City of
Payette
Idaho
Martin C. Luther
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William J. Bryan
Portland
Mr. Bryan
Tom Taggart
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el Paso
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Pranklin K. Lane
Lower Payette Valley
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