Crop Estimate by Fruit Express Co for Payette Valley
Fruit Express Co estimates NW crops for Payette Valley with totals: apples 687 cars, prunes 260, peaches 100, melons 10, pears 1, overall 1087 cars. Prune crop down 150 by spring frosts. peaches nearly wiped out in Bosse Valley. apples lighter but better quality. spring storage projected at 300 cars, with phased movement through August to June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacifle Fruit Express Company
Payette Valley
Bryetal
Wood Spur
Yeyour
Vayette
Miller
Eiffls
New Plymouth
Buckingham
Emmett
Fruit Growers Express
Bosse
Emmette
Fruit Express
City Faces Damage Suit and Passes Public Building Plan
Payette Idaho council hears a $10,000 damage claim by William E Mellor from snow and ice incident on Fruit Growers Bank street. Council creates Public Building Committee and approves extending Seventh Street to the county road with appraisers to assess damages to lot 14 Prestel tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Maller
City of
Payette
Seventh Street
Idaho
Williaim EB. Meller
Fruit Growers' Bank
M. Adolph Jacobsen
Crighton, Peterson
Gorham
Conncil
Said Street
Prestel
Frank Crowther
M. B. McDonald
P. H. Brown
L. 8. Soule
Wm. Maule
Returns From Storage Fruit Profits Reported by Payette Cold Storage
Apples kept at Payette Cold Storage earned growers a total net of 37000 dollars after freight icing and commission on 41 cars shipped, with 17000 dollars net to individual growers. The article notes the market advantages of storing prime varieties for spring, citing strong profits and revised price outlook. Sheriff Breshears arrested Ray Farrell on a polygamy charge after information from G G Wherry and Bob O'Dell. Farrell bailed at 1000 dollars to appear before Justice R L Shaw on the 19th. Farrell had been missing earlier in the spring and was suspected to have drowned in the Snake River, prompting a large local search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Breshears
Caldwell
Ray Farrell
G. G. Wherry
Bob O'Dell
Ontario
Rev. Johns
Farrell
Ho. Ing
Brighton
Colorado
Wallow
Oregon
R. L. Shaw
Srat
Hoe Wa
Snake River
Ody
Breshears Reveals Record Sheriff Office Quarter
Sheriff Breshears reports the June quarter revenue of 1547.01 with expenses 971.00 leaving 467.01 to the county treasury the largest remittance in Canyon County history. Fines and fees totaled 110.7 685.11 706.20 45.00 and 105.20 in criminal case work. Prisoners in jail numbered 21 serving 467 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breshears
Sheriff's Office
Canyon
Sheriffs Office
Offen
Elgil
Lcenses
Payette River Scenic Road Extension Reaches Smiths Ferry
Reports describe the new Payette extension reaching Smiths Ferry on Monday July 7 with work by Oregon Short Line veterans revealing a firm road bed. The route runs fifty miles along the Payette through famed canyon scenery, promising faster travel to Payette Lakes resorts and renowned trout fishing with abundant game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Ferry
Payette
Royal Gorge
Colorado
Smith's Yorry
Pay-ette
J. M. Bennett
Union Pacific
Coyotes Rabies Warning After Adams County Incident
Dr R B Hurd deputy state veterinarian returned from Adams County where a rabies case led to the killing of a valued Russian Steppe hound owned by Frank Hahn. The dog fought a coyote on May 28 and later showed erratic behavior, sparking fears of spread in hills nearby Fruitvale. Campers are urged to take precautions as several dogs in the area have died or been culled from rabies concerns. The note closes with thanks from W E Hart and Clurones Lee Hart for kindness after their mother’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hurd
Frank Hahn
Adams County
Dr. Hurd
Frank Hahn, Jr
Fruitvale
Vale Wins League Pennant in Idaho Oregon League
Vale clinched the league pennant as the season concluded with Weiser second and Payette third. From July results, Vale beat Payette 6 to 0 at Vale, Ontario defeated Welser 5 to 1, Welser beat Ontario 6 to 2 at Welser, and Payette defeated Vale 8 to 5. The pivotal game at Ontario lasted 12 innings, Won by Welser 5 to 4, featuring Rod ney Shake’s twelve innings with four hits allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Weiner
Payette
Welser
Shsea
Ontario
Yale
Tne
Seres
We'rer
Rodney Shake
Weiser Warriors
Robbers Loot Business Houses In Payette Night
Thieves forced entry into Stanton Brothers grocery by prying the back door, taking about three dollars in pennies. Same night Clayden’s pressery in Conghanour Block was robbed of six or seven suits of clothes and two overcoats by picking the lock. Proprietor Jay Blayden found the loss on July Fourth morning. The Fourth at Crystal Bottom featured a large gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Crayon with dinner and photos afterward and dancing to music by D R Durham. The Fruit Growers notice explains a shift in supplier policy to ship only to current growers to protect shippers from delays. The band concert is scheduled for Saturday evening. Billy Case and Jack Short made a business trip to Nyssa. Jack Whaten of Payette Valley Railroad is ill with typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs L W Seafilding plan a coast trip for several weeks. For canning or table use, Tim Driscoll offers canning supplies by call 244 red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Brothers
Clayden
Jay Blayden
Pressary
Dis Joss
Stayton Frothers
Payette
Crystal
Crystal Bottom
Charles Crayon
R. G.thornton
D. R. Durham
Mulc
Jack Whaten
Payette Valley Railroad
L. W. Seafilding
PTET
ESSE
Gharence Chapin
Portland
A. B. Kearn
Boise
Te Parette National Bank
G. W. Bruce
H. Bruce
Enterprise Oreson
Frank Bannister
Bev
Forbes
Huntington
Flpl McCarmmon
East Ninth
Cora Platt
W. H. Plat
A. Button
Edwin Lauer
Center Avenue
Tenth Streets
Masakaru Waddo
Organ News
Dr. O ' Avey
Salt Lake
Kay Johnson
T. A. Wayne
Intermountain Nursery Company
Burns
Oregon
Ivery
J. Weldon Berrey
C. A. Button
Spokane
Ileading
E. A. Blair
Caldwell
Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Board of
County Commissioners
Sinclair Mainland
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Company
Mainland
Emma Theatre Opera Pinafore Preview and Local News
Local readers hear a detailed overview of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore with plot notes, characters, and the Portia Club planned production at the Emma Theatre on July 17 and 18, directed by Prof. Martin E. Robinson with Buttercup by Dentile Burke Dale. Also included are Payette civic items: Fourth of July news, a new fire department organized, piano donation plans, plumbing shop move, local classifieds, and charity appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Portar
Admiralty
Josephine
Corcoran
Habe
Herock
Por Arriyst
Calor
Ralph Reckstraw
Sir Joseph
Senda
Tiv
Ralph
Jose‘phine
Buttercup
Rmne
Joseph
Heebe
Dick Deadove
Emma Theather
Portialub
YMG
Martin E. Robinson
Northwest
Deanie Burk Dale
Portland
Joseph Porter
H. J. Brewster
Captain Corcoran
D. B. Grosvenor
Ralph Rackstraw
Paul Crainard
Boatswain
Doc" Baker
Dick Dead Eye
WI Moss
Hebe
Glaflys Aindy
Igby Landon
Dentile Burke Dale
Misa Helen Thurston
State Board of Health Laboratories Adopts Special Containers
Boise Idaho June 1913 notice declares that after June 1913 the State Board of Health Laboratories will not accept sanitary analyses of waters unless delivered in a special container. Local officials and city engineers should request containers and provide source collection date and pollution risk details. shipping charges paid by applicant. Ralph Falk M.D. Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
State Board of Health Laboratories
Board of Health
State Board of Health
Ralph Falk
M.D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fruit Express Co
Pacific Fruit Express Company
William E. Mellor
Meller
Idaho Northern
Heart of the
Big Timber
Sportsman's Paradise
W. EB. Hart
Clurones Lee Hart
Oregon Town
Robbers Loot Business Houses
Stanton Brothers Grocery
Blayden's Pressery
Denney & CO
Billy Case
Jack Short
Nyssa Wedneening
Berties
Tim Driscoll
Emma Theatre
Rosswell-Parma
Payete
Adelate Rosenburg
Plano
Washoe
Miss Rosenburg
A. Lauer & Brother
Wetr Plumbing Shop
Zimmerman Building
Opera House
Associated Charities
Nant
Opera Cafe
Sleepy Hollow
Wm. T. Sherman
Soard OF Health Laboratories
Thurston
Boston
Argyle
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Duke Cherries
Whitley Cherry Orchard
B. J. Taylor
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