Heavy Yield for Berries and Cherry Prices Amid Rain Impact
Black and red raspberries move well at about 2 per crate with Denny & Company shipping 40 to 60 crates daily though demand outstrips supply. Earlier warm varieties reap rewards while later movement may drop. Some cherries were swollen by rain and unfit for shipment though canneries are processing what remains. Before rain, cherries moved 35 to 40 cents per gallon, later varieties held up fairly well so far.
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Denny & Company
Appeal for Food to Aid Destitute Family in Payette
The Associated Charities in Payette appeals for food donations to support a destitute family due to sickness keeping the head of household from working. Funds and provisions are invited from the public and can be dropped at the Cold Storage plant. Officers carefully verify need before aid, with an estimated three to four weeks before self-sufficiency.
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Payette
Associated Charities
Seek Adequate Fire Protection Payette’s Volunteer Dept Reform
Payette plans a reorganized fire department with a new redistrict, better equipment, and practical structure. A meeting at City Hall next Tuesday aims to recruit volunteers, establish a modern alarm system, and organize hose, hook and ladder companies with weekly drills and social events including the Firemen's Annual Ball.
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Payette
Paylette
New Parcels Post Arrangement Takes Effect
New parcel post rules go into effect July 1 allowing ordinary postage stamps for parcel and insurance payments. Parcel post stamps will be phased out after stock runs out and the C C D rule requires delivery and payment collection at delivery. A burglary at the Will Wells residence yielded few valuables, and a new Payette Heights road between John Banks land and Jake Hoffman's is under grading this week. Roy Simmons departed Sunday for a 30 day visit to Portland Oregon with friends.
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Associated Press
Vaia
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
C. C. D. Parcel Post
Payette Heights
John Bank
Jake Hoffman
E. A. Clal
Payette River
Stee
Rain Delays Pea Harvest in Record Wet Period
Heavy rains over the past two weeks hinder pea harvesters and slow factory output. Yet General L V Patch reports the crop remains as good as usual, with no major damage expected. Plans call for 24 hour shifts when weather permits, to catch up once fields dry. In Payette, two strong groups to stage the opera Pin afore around July 17 and 18, with about forty voices and Prof Martin E Robinson directing.
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L. V. Patch
Payette
Portia Club
Ladies’ Auxilary
M. C. Alara
Martin E. Robinson
Dennis Burke Dale
Higley Named General Manager of Idaho Oregon Fruit Growers
M. J. Higley of Buhl has been appointed general manager of the Idaho Oregon Fruit Growers Association with headquarters at Payette. He succeeds Smith who moved to Chicago. Higley, a noted local orcharder and fruit grower advocate, plans to advance the industry though careful management and strong local ties. A family gathering at Rumbaugh’s grave is planned for July Fourth by residents north of the city.
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Buhl
H. E. Smith
Idaho
Oregon Fruit Association
A Per
M. J. Higley
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Association
Payette
Buhl Herald
M. 4. Higley
Local
Fruit Growers Association
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association
Higley
Bubl
Smith
Chicago
Northwest Distributors
M. J. Wigley
New Fruit Growers Organization
Rumbaugh
Roy
J. W. Russell
St. Joseph
A. W. Conover
Fruitland
Ontario
E. W. Equals
Childien
C. Keith & Son
Robert
Keith
Northwest Pratt Distributors
Mrs. Smith
Big City
Payette Welser Rally Ends In Loss In Ninth
In a Sunday Idaho Oregon League game Payette and Welser were tied four to two until the ninth inning when costly errors allowed Welser to score three and Payette to fail in the last half. Slate pitched well but errors doomed Payette as Welser and Vale tied for first in the percentage column and the pennant race moves toward July Fourth games. Public notices and local reports follow, including business dissolution notices and bridge construction progress in Payette.
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Payette
Welser
Tyson
Te Vieiters
Sonny
Vale
Ontario
Weiser
Tracked by Wireless at Emma Theatre special feature
A July Fourth program at Emma Theatre includes the two reel feature Tracked by Wireless starring Frank Crighton with a dramatic escape and balloon chase. The event adds to the regular six reel program for the evening. Excursion rates apply on the Payette Valley Railroad for July Fourth travel. Genuine Appell water bags advertised at Downs' Harness Shop.
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Dave
Crighton
Emma
Frank Crighton
Indy
C. H. Bussay
F. Hogue
Wherry Inn
Payette Valley Railroad
Downs’Harnasa
Local News Highlights From Payette Area
Caldwell business visitor H. E. Dunn reports on Mondays direct ring on fire bell and other town events. Payette hosts numerous residents visiting New Plymouth Yale and Aberdeen while repairs and a July Fourth auto livery run connect regional towns.
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New Plymouth
Berry Cups and Crates Reserved for Payette Fruit Packing
The Payette Fruit Packing Company will soon leave in a car load of Berry Cups and Crates. Phone or write us your orders at once and this material will be reserved for you. Don't wait until we are out before ordering.
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Payette Fruit Packing Company
State Board of Health Laboratories Notice
Horse Idaho notice from the State Board of Health Laboratories states no sanitary analyses will be performed unless waters are sent in a special container. Local officials should request containers and provide source, collection date, and pollution risk details. shipping charges apply both ways. Ralph Falk, M D,
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State Board of Health
Wocal Board of Health
Shold
Ralph Falk
M. LD
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Joel Priest
Cage & Veal
C. L. Day
H.C. Vea
A.C. Veal
H.C. Veal
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Ay Donnelly
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Max Long
Bforce
L. M. Lyon
Walter Hazleton
E. E. Cox
Charles Hartley
Emmett
R. B. Mitchell
Owl
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W. G. Sturtevant
Owyhee
H. B. Catron
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Mabel Orcutt
Hely Rosary Hospital
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C. L. Daggetts
D. & W. Clear
G. B. Johnson
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Cleveland Trevey
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A. J. Huxford
W. C. Jahmson
Midleton
Maude Aldrich
Albion State Normal School
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Pocatello
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Lillian
Gorton’s
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Bert Himler
Longwanay
L. W. Russell
Rusanil Deartment
New York
Albert Maule
L. B. Merritt
Dwight Baker
New York City
J. H. Shoemaker
Lagrange
Wyoming
T. H. Mcomsey
Walker and Anderson
Frank Cram, Jr
Mr. Gram
Lauer Brothers
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