Dairy stock boost as Payette farmers invest in coop
Prof F K R Brown arrives from Everett with two carloads of high grade Holstein cows and heifers to be apportioned among Payette community members forming the Farmers' Cooperative Creamery pool. The deal highlights rising profitability of dairy in Idaho with prices from 25 to 95 per head and notes hay costs and local feeding practices. Nearby Seattle clipping touts Minnesota’s dairy success and the rise of dairy wealth tied to cow herds. Idaho’s 4 H clubs expand youth farming, with Canyon county leading and Lewiston mum clubs vying for a Chicago prize and Spokane fair opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. KR. Brown
Everett
Wash
Payette
Farmers’ Cooperative Creamery Company
H. Gregory
J. R. Brown
R. ©. Marshall
Leo Schmidt
Wm. Holt
Oh. J. Thompson
P. V. Campbell
Earl Kirk
J. & Turner
Geo. Shmeker
F. Lattig
B. Coates
H. B. Kinnison
B. Holt
Seattle
Minnesota
Union
Simon Strauss
First National Bank of
Albert Lea
Strauss
Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
New
Washington
All World
Canyon
Idaho
Trent Afer
Senator Brady
Canyon County
Twin Falls
Jefferson and
Larah
Lewiston
Can Ming
W. J. Boyce and Co
Chicago
United States
Gem State Falr
Spokane
G. W. Potter
Willow Precinct Voting Boundary Described for New Precinct
Commissioner C W Glesler outlines Willow Precinct with its polling place at the French post office on Little Willow. Boundaries begin at the NW corner of Sec 3 Tp 9 R 4 w and run south, east, and south to the county line, forming a boundary with Canyon and Washington counties. Also notes entertainment listings for Chas Chaplin at The Floor Walker show and local sash supplier ad lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Glesler
Willow
Little Willow
W. R
Canyon
Gem
Washington Counties
Second Idaho Regiment Impresses At Nogales Camp
The Nogales Arizona newspaper notes the Second Idaho Regiment under Colonel Edelblute arrived with less unloading confusion and better camp setup than others. They cleared company streets by night and used cactus and plants for pyramid mounds. In a few days they aim to have a top camp. Also mentioned are local departures for Hornet Creek and the hospitalization and proposed alliance of Dr. Clarence Chapin and Dr. A. vi Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Nogales
Ariz
Herad
Edelblute
J. A. Laver
Donald
J. C. Woodward
Hornet Creek
J. R. Woodward
J. G. Woodward
Carl Jacobeen Anson
Clarence Chapin
Ontario Hospital
Chapin
North Pacific Loge
Portland
Ore
Acasa
A. vi Strauss
Nogales Camp Amid Idaho Troops Near Mexican Border
The Second Idaho camp overlooks Nogales Arizona with civil passage allowed. Weather notes compare Nogales altitude and July heat to Payette Idaho. Sunday talk will cover Weak and Public Danes and a rostered Idaho regiment praised by the Nogales Daily Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Mitch
Co. 1
2Nd Idaho
Nogales
Ariz
Daily Herald
Idaho
Fifth annual Farmers picnic set for August at Orcutt’s Grove
The Payette and Fruit Granges announce the fifth annual Farmers picnic will be held Thursday in Orcutt’s Grove, Wagnse. Invitations extended to prominent stage figures to speak. Attendees to bring well filled baskets for a celebratory, instructive community gathering with a printed program forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcutt's Grove
Wagnse
Payette and Fruit and Granges
Brannock Gentry Marriage Report From Galax Virginia
Miss Gussia Gentry of Pocahontas wed Lee Brannock of Chicago at the Baptist Parsonage in Tazewell Virginia. The bride is daughter of John Gentry and cousin of Mrs Walter Jones and niece of Mrs Sarah Yarvis. Brannock is a division manager for R J Reynolds Tobacco Co with Chicago headquarters. they will reside in Chicago after visiting Galax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Herald
Galax
Brannock
Payette
Baptist Parsonage
Tazewell
Virginia
Gussia Gentry
Pocahontas
Lee Brannock
Chicago
John Gentry
Walter Jones
Sarah Yarvis
Mr. Brannock
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Friel Brannock
Grason So
Michigan
Miss Ethel Redfield Seeks State Public Instruction Role
Lewiston Idaho educator Miss Ethel Redfield, long tied to local and Nez Perce county schooling, visited Payette last week and impressed voters with her candidacy for state superintendent. Also noted are dry land real estate loan offers from Fruit Growers Bank and Mrs. McGlinchey’s East visit with family including D D Alvord in Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel E. Redfield
Redfield
Lewiston
Idaho
Nez Perce County
Commission —Fruit Growers Bank
Payette
Lyon Building Contract Let to John Alden
The Lyon building contract was awarded Wednesday at 2 o clock to lowest bidder John Alden who will start immediately. The 30 by 80 foot two story pressed brick and plate glass front structure at the north of the Smilth block is to be ready for occupancy in September. The piece includes plans for prompt completion and occupancy of the lower story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Plowhead
Canyon County
Plowhead
Caldwell
F. H. Lyon
John Alden
Alden
June in Vale Oregon beer and liquor shipments noted
The Malheur Enterprise records June shipments of 5866 quarts of beer and 560 quarts of other beverages shipped to Yale under prohibition enforcement. Local items report clerk F G Muzzy taking two weeks vacation at Payette Lakes, hotel plate glass set in place, and Miss Odith White visiting Miss Adra Vestal near Fruitland. Multiple social notices follow including weddings, funerals, and travel plans among residents of Payette and surrounding areas.
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Vale
Ore
Malheur Enterprise
Yale
F. G. Muzzy
Stanton Bros
Tassme
Payette Lakes
Odith White
Adra Vestal
Fruitand
Miss Vestall
Miss White
D. Howton
Miss Lucile
I Vane
Midvale
Idaho
Justice of the Peace
Will Wells
M. Cole
Caldwell
Edward Clayvorn
Jack
Payette
Kimberly
James Vernon Walker
Walker
L. L. Folsom
Prank Fortes
Payette Town Housewarming Turns Into Friendly Gathering
Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. Be Hallock hosted a housewarming that began with a mistaken arrival and evolved into a cordial social night. Guests arrived with cards and music, refreshments were served, and a coffee percolator was gifted to the newlyweds as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. BE
Millie Lattis
Em Weeliewright
Hazel Bosign
Kenward
Dorothy Wicox Meeses
Ab. Maule
Max Lattiz
Clarence Larsen
Clyde Shanks
Glen
Bhattaplace
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Willow Precinct
Chas, Chaplin
Emma
Jersey
Helfer
Timpe
Republican
FIETH
Antual Nogales
Arizona
Mexico
Second Idaho
Merican Inc
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Roberts
Margaret Venable
Boise
A. A. Branthoover
Payette Bench
Weiser
Victor
Edison
T. F. Adams
Adames
Smith’s Ferry
Brannock-Gentry
LYON
National Guard
Maho
Alfred F. Stone
W. H. Moss
West Point
37Th
U.S. Infantry
Sam Antonio
Texas
John Walker
Horseshoe Bend
William Walker
Crane Creek
May Bowman
Cramer
Anna Dress
Ruth Dress
Squaw Creek
James Walker
Thomas Walker
L. Eaton
Oyaco
Eaton
Utah
Ip Society of Equity
Zee
L. &. Brown
Independent Herald
Bertrand
Neb
Enterprise Office
Mr. Brown
Nebraska
C. L. Brown
Long Valley
Chas, Chapin
Floor Walker
Emma ‘Theatre
Woodson Jeffreys
J. Osborn
Weiser Werd
Burns
Jeffreys
Second Maho
Osborn
State Auditor
L. L. Folsom. Ir
Mme
C. F. Draper
Eva
Moning
Yellowstone
National Park
Oregon
Draper
C. C
Hoaglal
Sheridam
Marlon
Bellefourche
S. D
Peranca
Pence
Earl and
Milfred
Soolee
Burt Venable
Alfred
Stone
Cis Ie Sue
Enterprise
Casyoi
Stee
Atthre Young “Lan
Ber
Joel L. Priest
Priest
Ealee
Aziz
Second and
7Th Ave
Jennie McManus
Payette Vistors
MEP
Conyers
Farmare Siclete
Wisol
Hhame
Quayers
Stwellow Spectaclem
Bouma Pans
Alveceite Commatary
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