Plans Form Iowa Picnic Committees Named
The Iowa Picnic Association met at the Payette Chamber of Commerce to plan this year’s event. Chas Bolton chaired as president and Mrs. Ruby A. Huff was elected secretary after Mrs. Ira Dalzell resigned. Committees for Program Advertising Grounds and Equipment and Entertaining Children were formed with named members and authority to add more names as needed. The August 21 picnic date was set for Central School grounds in Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Bolton
Iowa Picnic Association
Payette
J. W. Clanton
Frank S. Zimmerman
O. D. Cole
Luella Kirkendall
J. D. Baker
W. G Karp
H. W. Zimmerman
E. A. Blair
B. F. Hufe
Phil Johnston
N. H. Farnham
H. B. Solerbeck
Ira Dalzell
George Alspach
Willian Maule
R. H. Woods
Mildred Baker
Florence Douglass
Bessie Musgrove
Iti
Paytle
Ruby A. Huff
Exhibition in Swimming Draws Local Aquatic Artists
Jim Hutchinson Charles Smith Br Gatron and Sol Catron performed at the Payette river old swimming hole near the pavement. Reported that the swan or sled runner dive 4% by the doctor was a world beater and may soon be seen again for swimming fans. Warm days bring many locals for daily dips due to the good bottom and gradual bank slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hutchinson
Charles Smith
Br. Gatron
Sol Catron
Payette
Sheriff’s Office Sees Record Civil Fees in Quarter
Court records show the sheriff’s office collected between 900 and 1000 in civil fees for the last quarter. This figure excludes fines and forfeitures and stands as the county’s largest quarterly civil fee total in history.
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Court House
Sheriff's Office
Nash garage adds new balcony for repair storage use
Brubaker and Colton describe changes at the Nash garage including removal of part of the old balcony and installation of a new one. The improvement enhances convenience and appearance, with the addition to support a repair storage department.
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Nash
Brubaker and Colton
Great Dank Mimpire Missing From University of Idaho Team
Great Dan k missing for about a week from L V Pateh home. The dog known as Fimpire, mascot of the University of Idaho football team, beloved by fans in the northwest. Mr Patch offers a suitable reward for his return as concern grows. Also note is a village building a bungalow on a ranch and a Fordson Tractor for sale at Bargain Johnson's Fruitland.
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Fimpire
Hane Dog
University of Idaho
Northwest
L. V. Pateh
Legion Posts Mourn Shenkel Departure and Seek Exile King
Local post notes the transfer of Monroe K Shenkel to a larger Montana branch store and says he and his wife will be missed by the Legion and Auxiliary. Officials seek information on Claude Henry King, an ex serviceman from 1917, whose mother in Gooding has not heard from him. Announce district Legion convention at Boise on Friday July 18 with banquet, music, business session, and dance at Elks club. Next local meeting Monday July 21 at 8:00, social night hosted by Fruitland group with Reuben Lofquist as chairman.
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Post
Monroe K. Shenkel
Skaggs
Montana
Shenkel
Legion
Auxiliary
State Department
Claude Henry King
Gooding
American Legion
The
Boise
Nampa
Dewey Palace
New Elks’ Club
Baise
Helman
Reuben Lofquist
Sprains Ankle Injures Eddie Parsons at Canning Factory
Eddie Parsons sprained his ankle early this week during playful scuffing at the canning factory. He now uses crutches and is being treated for the injury by local staff.
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Eddie Parsons
Canning Factory
Local Cannery Shifts From Peas To Corn Canning
The packing of peas finished yesterday as machinists start removing pea machinery to install corn canning lines, with completion aimed in about ten days. Ninety workers logged overtime, output surged beyond prior seasons, and a 70,000 pound car shipped to Portland on Tuesday. The firm plans a large peach pack from Council and Brogan, while orders were so strong that many carloads of corn and other products were turned down. The owners Mr and Mrs L B Kenworthy visited Moscow friend B A McDevitt Saturday.
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Portland
Council
Bro-gan
Klan Demonstration Shocks Payette Saturday Night
A Payette report notes a dramatic overhead disturbance followed by a blazing electric cross on a Klan hill. The event, described as a quiet yet pointed message, appeared Saturday and was removed by Monday morning as authorities investigated the scene and the Klansmen’s plans for the future.
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Night Watch
Payntie
Arimey
Moorning
Payette
Walt
Laundry meeting in Caldwell discusses boosting business
Southwestern Idaho laundry owners gathered in Caldwell on Sunday to discuss ways and means of improving their operations and to exchange ideas. Arthur J. Walter and Charley Johnston represented the local laundry, sharing insights and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Idaho Laundry
Caldwell
Arthur J. Walter
Charley Johnston
Locn
Jost Purse Returned After Portland Trip
Mrs. Celia Moss lost a purse on the way to Portland containing about 100 dollars, a watch, rings, and papers. Her son A. B. Moss wired to contacts while searching. Four days after reaching Portland a call led to the purse being found and returned with no items missing.
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Portland
Celia Moss
Loas
J Son
A. B. Ir
Portsland
Moss
Ted Lawson Pleads Guilty to Forgery in District Court
Ted Lawson pleaded guilty before Judge Variano in district court to forgery. He was sentenced to not less than one year and not more than seven in the state penitentiary. Lawson forged the names of several local parties and had checks cashed.
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Ted Lawson
Priday
Variano
Lawson
Wishes to Thank Shriners for Help to Little Girl
The late daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruppe, recently opered on in Portland to straighten her leg, is improving rapidly and walks alone. The Shriners of this territory helped the family and they extend sincere thanks. John Clanton made a business trip to Num pa Tuesday.
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Ruppe
Portland
Sha Wes
Odd Fellows Observe Idaho City Anniversary
J G O F at Idaho City notes the 16th anniversary of the order in Idaho. Pioneer Lodge No 1 organized July 14 1860 in Idaho City’s mining camp. Grand Lodge session confers degrees on 41 members. speeches by Master Shipp and Governor Moore. Payette band performs. many southern Idaho lodges represented. plan a final day outing.
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Odd Fellows
Souther
Idaho
Idaho City
Pioneer Lodge No. 1
Grand Lodge
Shipp
Moore
Stoner
Payette Band
Billsong
Payette Lodge No
March of Humanity
Fellows
Death Comes Sudden
Mrs. J. F. Albee died Tuesday morning from a stroke while at the breakfast table in Jamieson Oregon. Born in Ohio she moved to Newton Town at age nine and lived there most of her life. Survived by husband A R Albee a son and daughter Myrl Noyes of Jamieson two sisters in Newton and two other siblings with burial planned in Newton.
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J. F. Albee
Myri Noyes
Jamieson
Oregon
Albee
Town
Newton
A. R. Albee
Myrl Noyes
H. A. Sauerman
Ed Griffin
J.T. Albee
Jrain
Marriage License Issued for Nichols and Warden
Orval Carl Nichols of Ironside Oregon and Nina May Warden of Payette were married by Rev V F Hall Wednesday afternoon at the narrative. Miss Warden a Payette Night School graduate. They will reside Unity Oregon. The First meeting of the Last-a-Lot club was at Miss Broders home Thursday afternoon July 10. A dainty lunch was served and club plans discussed. Members include Ruby Broderson Nora Broderson Ineg Fairy Sanger Hugghy Bonna Regac Bya Juny Wilson Marjorie Albert Mildred Tolmes Kathryn Madlin Bessie Musgrove Ula Hughes. Guests Dorothy Sur Hazel Brubaker Bernard Eastmen left for Salt Lake City on business.
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Orval Carl Nichols
Ironside
Oregon
Nina May Warden
Payette
V. F Hall
Narronage
Miss Warden
Unity
Misses Broders
Missus Ruby
Nora Broderson
Ineg
Fairy Sanger
Hugghy
Bonna Regac
Bya Juny Wilson
Marjorie Albert
Mildred Tolmes
Kathryn Madlin
Bessie Musgrove
Ula Hughes
Dorothy Sur
Hazel Brubaker
Memorial Obituary and Local Community Notes
Obituary for M. P. Albert notes his birth in Dushore Pennsylvania July 18 1859 marriage to Minnie Troup June 7 1888 and death July 16 1924 in Payette. Survived by wife four children and two brothers. Funeral planned at Methodist church with Masonic lodge assistance. Notices on local improvements remodeling Dr H B Catron residence and health updates for Mrs W H Farber Mrs A S Hammack and others. Knights of Pythians installed officers with local names listed.
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Maternus
Albert
Dushore
Minnie
M. P. Albert
M. F. Albert
Erat Ose
Ebon
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Baker Dominates Payette in Sunday Baseball Thriller
Baker defeated Payette 9 to 4 as every Baker player except Sutherland had a hit. Bates batted 1.000 with five hits and two runs, while Kaiser allowed 15 hits for Payette. Fosbury struck out ten for Baker. Payette tallied in the fifth and seventh. Attendance was 500. Bert Moss returned from Portland with a long trip.
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Baker
Payette
Sutherland
Bates
Kaiser
Fosbury
Orty
Abrhe Harrington
Bellew
Arnott
Cassidy
Woolums
von Grunt
Forbury
Shafer
Girod
Perry
Bird
P Baker
Herringtom
Arp
Grant
Pos
Bury
Mit
Brooks
Jameson and
Hanigan
Payette Hosts Pather Plannigan Band an Omaha School
A Payette audience enjoyed a standout concert by Pather Plannigan's band from Omaha. The Emma theatre crowd packed the venue praised the boys for vocal and instrumental versatility and fine conduct. Voter registration urged before August 1 for the upcoming primary on August 5. Mrs Ralph Smith returned home to Los Angeles after a month with her parents, Mr and Mrs A F Taylor.
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Payette
Pather Plannigan
Omaha
Emma Theatre
Jand
Ralph Smith
Los Angles
A. Fp, Taylor
Air mail service by aeroplane announced for 1924
Information from the superintendent details new air mail routes effective July 1 1924. Air mail from Portland via Cleveland and New York arrives Thursday at 12 20 p.m. and 2 05 p.m. respectively. competing train mail arrives earlier. Connections via Omaha North Platte and Salt Lake City are outlined with multiple city routings and times. Postage is eight cents per zone with special airplane stamps available.
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RMS
Portland
Ore
Ieveland
New York
Cleveland
Omaha
Ogden
Baker
Chicago
Cleve
Dam
North Platte
Baker and Port
Butte
Salt Lake City
McCammon
Western Aid
Elko
San Fransisco
Eastern Air
Green River
Pocatello
Westeen Air Mail
Salt Lake Ciy
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyrabe
Cheyenme
Payette
Washington
Ls Angeles
United States
Albert &. White
Leaves for Los Angeles from Enterprise force
Pinger, linked with the Enterprise force for nearly three years, left Wednesday with his family for Los Angeles. A large number of friends send best wishes for their new venture. Knight, a Payette business visitor, was in town Saturday.
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JR. Pinger
Enterprise Force
Los Angeles
Sire Jr. Knight
Payette
Welser Signal
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Iowa
Sheriff's
Re. Vag Hory
Sioux City
Fordson Tractor
Fine Condition
Johnson's
Fruitland
Legion Activities
KLAN
Shriners
John Clanton
Numpa
Bernard Eastmen
A. T. Lee
W. H. Farber
Ontario Hospital
A. 8. Hammack
Carl Giesler
Knights of Pymnias
Charles Oma
Carl Glesser
Patterson
Walvin Koller
Mat W. Schumaker
Roy Sterling
H. B. Johnson
Roy Herrington
B. J
Bert Moss
J. H. Helman
Lakeview Camp
Bons
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