Mechanic Injured In Rail Incident At Vale
Sam Ross an Icelandic laborer 26 years old employed by Utah Construction Company at Vale was crushed while trying to board a westbound Pony Express train. He suffered severe leg injuries likely requiring amputation below the knee. Two companions succeeded boarding the tender. Ross fell beneath the wheels. He was taken to Woodward hospital, where doctors say amputation below the thigh may be required. Ross is listed as Icelandic with relatives in Iceland. OBITUARY. William Pase, born in Indiana October 2, 1866, died aged 19 years, 9 months and 7 days. He was married to Elizabeth Crawford March 24, 1896. nine children survived. He leaves a wife, children, mother, one brother, five sisters, and many friends. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. A L Howarth. body taken to Elgin, Oregon for burial.
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Sam Ross
Uta
Vale
Wood Ward Hospital
Fe Minh
Justred
Iceland
Willian Pase
Indiana
Lubanon
Wie
Elizabeth Crawford
Beaides
Mothier
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. L. Howarth
Elgin
Oregon
Beekeepers Gather for Southern Idaho Oregon Meet
About seventy five members of the Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon Bee Association met at the valley of C. KE in Dibble on Tuesday. President W. Hi. Penington of Ontario presided after a social morning and a plentiful noon dinner. A. K. Gipson Caldwell editor of Gem State Rural spoke briefly, followed by others and Prof. Wilson of Oregon Agricultural College on beekeeping in Idaho and Oregon. The day closed with a short business session and adjournment, with members pleased by the field day and the profitable discussions.
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Idaho
Wilson
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Boot. Wilson
Baptist Pastors Institute Held in Boise City
The Baptist pastors of this state hold an Institute in Boise this week led by National Secretary J W Slackhouse D D of Philadelphia overseeing the Missionary end. Rev Henry Van Engelen of this city attends and plans to return Saturday.
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Boise
J. W. Slackhouse D. D
Philadelphia
Henry van Engelen
Farmers See Dynamite Uses Show Tonight
Attention farmers a 1000 feet of motion pictures will show The Emma Monday July og portraying practical dynamite uses ditching stump blasting tree felling plowing and other wonders. One night only worth the expense to see these practical demonstrations.
Valley Acreage Expands as Deputy Reports Fruit Census
Deputy Fruit Inspector A B Kern reports Payette Valley fruit acreage larger than prior estimates with 25 896 acres in district 6. Apples dominate at 22 096 acres, plus prunes pears peaches berries and other fruits. Berry shipments and prices per box are noted for 1910 and 1911, with an estimated 1400 car of fruit still on trees. The piece also covers a Prohibition party convention in Caldwell and local civic notices.
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A B. Kern
Payette Valley
Tront
Prohibition Party
Idlaho
Caldwell
Idaho
M. E
Prohibition
Harry Hayes
Y M C A Notes and Health Advice Feature
The Y M C A notes invite readers to use the employment bureau by phone or in person, offering free service to workers seeking jobs and those with crops needing care. It promotes regular gym attendance and warns against neglecting exercise, urging one hour of activity several times weekly led by Miss Margaret Maule who left for Portland on the 17th.
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Employment Bureau
MC. A
Yo M. CG. A
Y. M. C. A. Employment Bureau
Jon
Card of Thanks for Death of Husband and Father
We thank all who kindly assisted in our sorrow caused by the death of husband and father Elizabeth Page and Family. Advertised Letter List Letters remaining uncalled week ending July 13 1912. Allen Harry Brinegar Mrs M Dealer and Mrs James D Manon Dr William O McCarty J D McGrew Mrs Eva Paradise G P F Smith Mrs William Burt Venable Postmaster.
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Elizabeth Page
Allen
Harry ‘Brinegar
M. Dealer
James D. Manon
William 0. McCarty
J.D. McGrew
Eva Paradise
G. P F. Smith
William Burt Venable
Remedy for blight warns fruitgrowers statewide
The state horticultural department urges fruit tree owners to act quickly against pear or fire blight. It describes how the contagious bacterial disease attacks blossoms, young fruit, and limbs, spreading via weather, insects, and sap exudate, with severity varying by conditions.
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J. C. McPherson
Record Canning Factory Runs At Full Force For Weeks
The canning plant operates fifteen hours daily amid a peak run on peas. Output already reaches twenty cars, with forty to sixty more cars expected this season. Next come berries blackberries and strawberries followed by pouches pears and peaches as contracts cover large quantities. General L V Patch notes nearly all valley pear crop is contracted and peaches totals reach one hundred eighty tons.
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General L. V. Patch
Partridge Announces Candidacy for First District Commissioner
H A Partridge declares his candidacy for commissioner from the first district subject to Republican voters at the July 20 primary.
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H. A. Partridge
Little Willow Irrigation District Petition Hearing Notice
Notice from Canyon County Idaho District Court about examination approval and confirmation of the Little Willow Irrigation District organization. Hearing set for August 19, 1995 in Caldwell. Interested parties may demur or answer before hearing. Clerk Geo W. Stowell seals the document.
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Little Willow
Corr
Ube
Caldwell
Catyen County
State of Idaho
Iftako
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Canyon
Geo. W. Stowel
For Sale Lower Parette Ditch Stock by Ackerman
Auction notes show sale of Lower Parette Ditch stock by W. P. Ackerman. A church event after services invites all to a Young Peoples Union meeting on July 21. A Lewiston visitor, GW Thompson, was noted in Payette. A plant disease advisory recommends pruning and burning affected shoots and disinfecting tools after each cut with kerosene or carbolic acid.
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Young Peoples Union
GW . Thompson
Lewiston
Partridge Candidate Endorsed by Payette Republicans
Local notes report HA Partridge of Nampa as a Republican nominee for county commission from the first district. The Enterprise endorses his qualifications, urging GOP support amid a busy page of civic events. Knights of Pythias installed officers. WCTU promotes a white fountain project and civic morals. various residents and visitors are listed with motions toward county campaigning and summer plans.
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James O'Halloran
Local Personal Mentions In Payette This Week
Attorney P M Lyon and D Fifer visited on Monday. Caldwells Callborn from Emmett on Wednesday. Mrs John Toobe and Mrs J A Laver with son Dean left for Weecast and Lang Heerd. Mrs Capt Erwin journeyed to the coast for the heated term. Minister Smith recovering after a Wadiewade incident. G W Leek of Emmets visited friends. Valentina Veal arrived for a visit with nephew. Miss Maggs Stary of Nebraska visiting the Paldscher home. Mr and Mrs W S Brumlage returned from Bole. H D Diarwynd of Rocky Ford visited. Jonn Henshaw Caldwell guest. J L Griffith Wolser visitor. W F Strother attended a State Optical Association meeting and bike banquet. D S Dignan of Dewi accepted job at Palace Pharmacy. Nancy Self visited Mrs Hemmack and will return to Denver. Band concerts delayed due to band members in camp at American Lakes. Maude Phillips offers manicuring and shampooing services. Judge B W Henry of Nampa campaigned in Payette. O G J Pratt bought equipment for a milk route. J W Cartwright of Fruitland long absent due to building a stock barn. Elks convention notes.
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P.M. Lyon
D. Fifer
Callborn
Emmett
John Toobe
J.A. Laver
Dean Lief
Lang
Capt
Erwin Lot
Minister Smith
Wadiewade
Mra
Paine
Pesdlaton Farrirtd
Tarette
G. W. Leek
Iemts
Lest
Orignal
Valentina
Veal
Paretta
Maggs Stary
Nehmska
Teury Fildscher
Te Paldscher
Leoupte
Brumlage
Jezais
Bole
A Ware
H. D. Diarwynd
Rocky Font
Colorado
State Optical Association
D. &. Dignan
Dewi
Towa
Hugo Burabeck
Nancy Self
S. Hemmack
Mra. Hammack
Mies Self
Denver
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Teamster
Mobow
A. B. Kern
Payette Valey
Dacon Munsell
Ese
State Central Committee
L. G. Clark
Helena
Montana
Des Moines
Union
Sophia Shimp
Ren. D. McIntyre
Leon H. Patton
Board of Trustees
Canyon County
J. R. Walker
Payette
Owond
Dida
C. E. Dishie
Pete
John M. Haines
Margaret Maule
Portiant
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R. Sellers
J. P. Clifford
Falke
Rathdrim
Berry
Minnie
Fern
Margaret
Maule
Salt Lake
Bessie Newton
WH Wells
Durango
Miss Newton
Mrs. Ingalls
Victoria B.C
Gus
New Plymouth
E. A. Blair
Frank Crighton
T. J. Brown
John Harader
Henry Snyder
Parma
Roswell
Blair
Crighton
Hlm. Bell
Minnesota
Ma Bell
CB. Bartlett
Bartlett
Bolas the Beautiful
C. W. Dempster
Soda Springs
Vetera
Boye
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American Lakes
Maude Phillips
Om Tet Ave
Reuth
B. W. Henry
Nampa
OG. J. Pratt
Wilcox
Mr. Pratt
J. W. Cartwright
Fruitland
Pear Fruitland
Portland
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