New Plymouth Hosts Fine Celebration in Payette Valley
Large crowds from Payette and New Plymouth gather for an anniversary observance. The day features a welcome address by C. S. Frency, an oration by Judge Aulshie, a reading of the Declaration, a College of Idaho vs Payette High School ball game, a bucking contest, boxing, races, and a grand evening ball. The New Plymouth band provides music.
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Payette
Weiser
New Plymouth
Httle
Payette Valley
Payette Valley Railroad
C.S
Aulshie
College of Idaho
Payette High School
Brethren Church Announces Preachers This Weekend
The church expects Elder J. G. Stiverson of Tacoma to preach Friday at eight. Elder D. B. Ebey of Sunnyside will preach in Prattland Saturday evening and Sunday with services Sunday morning and evening. All invited.
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J. G. Stiverson
Tacoma
Wash
D. B. Ebey
Sunnyside
Prattland
Fire blight found in Washington orchards
Southeastern Washington fruit growers face a severe bacterial fire blight outbreak in apples pears and quinces. Experts urge vigilant pruning and sterilization of cuts, with August deemed best for work. The disease spreads via Bark and sap and requires coordinated efforts to prevent wider orchard losses.
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Southeastern Washington
Payette Valley
Washington
Touchet Valley
Spokesman-Review
A. L. Melander
Man
W. S. Thornber
Central Office in Payette for Ida ho Oregon Light Power
The Idaho Oregon Light Power Company will establish a central Payette office this week, handling all business for Ontario New Plymouth Fruitland and Payette from Payette. J Orr remains in charge, and the move promises increased activity and new pumping projects powered by cheap electricity in the Payette area.
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Idaho
Oregon Light & Power Company
Payette
Ontario
New Plymouth
Fruitland
Orr
Payette Heights
Free Ferryage Plan For Payette to Dead Ox Oregon Side
A Commercial Club committee reports funding to promote free ferry rides between Payette and Dead Ox. Oregon residents trading in Payette may receive tickets from local businesses entitling them to complimentary ferry passage across and back.
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Commercial Club
Payette
Dead Ox
Oregon
Payole
Favor Municipal Plan for Water Pump and City Lighting
Mayor W A Coughanour explains a municipal pumping plant to cut water costs from 1000 to 210 per year and enable day pumping. He argues combined water and street lighting upgrades reduce fire risk and improve service, citing Pasadena's municipal rate as proof of viability.
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W. A. Coughanour
Payette
Eliiizens
Prestel Slough
Pasadena
United States
W. Kolner
Dhe
Coughanour
Uree
Coughonour
Championship Fight in Reno Ends with Black Victory
The long awaited bout in Reno concluded with a victory for the black fighter amid a tense crowd. The event, long debated, drew widespread attention and ended amid celebration from supporters of the challenger.
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Reno
Fiften
Payette Laundry Improvements Earn Public Praise
Residents of Payette express approval of local improvements with the laundry cited as a small but high quality operation. They note money paid out stays local and supports community.
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Payette
Progress on pumping plant at Dead Ox Flat moves ahead
Chief Engineer F Housh of Snake River Terigam Company says pumping plant machinery and materials are en route and will enable watering of the Dead Ox Flat land within days. Engineering teams have surveyed trenches and laterals and four carloads of lumber and equipment are on the way to Payette for immediate construction.
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F. Housh
Snake River Terigam Company
Aomplete
Payette
Idaho's First Chautauqua and City Devotion
Reports from Boiss describe July events including reduced rate tickets for a Chautauqua sale and a mass meeting endorsing Mayor Coughanour's report on water works and potential street lighting. The piece covers parade scenes, a Boise Commercial Club reception for Company G of Caldwell, and civic gratitude as troops travel to Payette.
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Co. of
Payette
Rolse
Milch
Caldwell
Armes
Commy G
Wapper
Divonee
Seutenmar Wapy
Company G
Fitch
Capt Fitch
Boise
Commercial Club
Death of Mrs. Frank Cram Sr at Hot Lake
Payette residents mourn the death of Mrs. Frank H. Cram Sr after long illness. Services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Orner officiating. burial at Riverside cemetery. She leaves husband, one daughter, two sons, a sister and four brothers. Also notes on Sons of Veterans meeting, New Plymouth pound formation, a card of thanks, a local advertisers list, and weather summary.
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Payette
Hot Lake
Prank Cram
Cram
Presbyterian Cmreh
Orner
Riverside Cemetery
Mary Wanemaker
Winnesota
Albertson
Frank H. Cram
Mr. Cram
Presbyterian Church
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Little City
Brethren Church
J. Kenepp
Favor Municipal
Ompany
Palace
Sons OF Veterans
Elnek
Sons of Veterans Camp
Wanmidt
M. K, Wood
J.P
Ahernauby
Larke
Valley View
Frank Cram
Mias
Rosie Pratt
J. W. Titte
A. Zuttom
John M. Cook
Ben Wikeelan
Anivane Say
Burt Venatile
U. S. Signal Office
F. Allen
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