Journey Through Northeastern Oregon Mining Country
J. Orr and W. H. Trenner of Bol Desh Bard return from a three hundred mile trip visiting Pine Valley, Pine Creek, the Powder River region, Cornucopia Mining Company, Ox Bow power plant, and Caprum. They describe mining towns, company camps, and hospitality at Bear Creek and Homestead, with stops at the Hoblitz mining district and Caprum, noting labor issues and the tramway ride未.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Trenner
Bol Desh Bard
Enterprise Idler
Payrtte
Huntington End
Snake River
Powder Plyer
Powder River
Pine Valley
Cormucopia
Cornucopia Mining Company
Pine Creek
Ox Bow
Coppertiaid
Governor West
Jae
Homestead
Putnam Home
Mina
Hunt
Gamington
Ray
Gootrich J.oakhart Company
New York
Srk
Mieelings
Kaiting Societis
Glad
Wis Camp
Snake River Canyon
Capra
Beven Devils
Big, Place
Caprum
Bear Creek
Dr. Hurd
Jr. Orr
Cornucopia
Judge Ailshie in Payette Forms Support Network
Judge J F Atlabie of Coourri and Alene era candidate for Senator visited Payette meeting many friends and forming new acquaintances. The article asserts Alianie is fully qualified to file the petition and argues the northern part of the state deserves representation in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Atlabie
Coourri
Alene
Payette
Allehie
Aftaire
Alianie
Farewell Party for Soldier Ray Tatnam
A farewell party honored Ray Tatnam on Sunday evening before he departed for Camp. The event celebrated his service and bid him safe travels as he heads to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr Soldier Boys
Ray Tatnam
Ray
Cottage Cheese Loaf Recipes Tested by War Committee
U S Food Administration War Recipes tested by County Home Economics Committee offer Cottage Cheese Loaf No. 1 and No. 3. No. 1 combines cottage cheese, ground peanuts, bread crumbs, onion, savory fat, soda, and tomato sauce baked to a roll with a butter glaze and white sauce optional with minced pimentos. No. 3 uses cottage cheese, peanuts, leftover cereal, onion juice, dried bread crumbs, sage, peanut butter, salt, and spices, baked as a loaf or in a greased tin, with cracklings from fat as a substitute for peanut butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Food Administration
County
Home Economics Committee
A Letter From France By Ronald Rose B Company
Ronald F. Rose writes from France recounting warm greetings in towns, appreciation of French kindness, scenes of fields with women working, and refugees fleeing from the Hun. He recalls meals, memories of home baked goods, and the sorrow of war as he follows the front, hoping to finish service and return once Germany is defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Solidiers
Caliornia
al Sackett
Wiliam
Kibotch
Payette
Fire destroys home of Mrs. Hollenbeck at Payette
Monday night a fire destroyed Mrs. J. Hollenbeck’s Payette home while she was away visiting Camp Lewis. Neighbors Bullis and another passerby helped save parts of the house, but the structure burned leaving only a piano, chairs, and a library table. Mrs. Hollenbeck returned to learn of the loss and pending arrival of family members from Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotm
Kansas
Threshing Price Meeting Called by Payette County Agent
The Payette County Agricultural Agent invites farmers and threshermen to a public talk at the courthouse Saturday July 27 at four o clock. The purpose is to discuss why threshing prices vary with Twin Falls Canyon County Ada County and Payette and whether farmers should seek parity with other counties. The agent notes neutrality and urges turnout to present views and accept the conference decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Falls County
Canyonounty
Ada County
Irmo Ye
W. R. Palmer
Payette County Agricultural Agent
Red Cross Social Netted 27 For Army YMCA Fund
A Saturday ice cream social at Locust Lawn near the Washoe ice house drew nearly two hundred attendees. The event raised $27 for the Army YMCA, with Miss Olge Johnson and assistants including Mrs. Earl Dibble and several others managing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Lawn
W. O. Blinn
Washoe Ice House
Army Y. M. C. A
Guy Stroup
Olge Johnson
Earl Dibble
Emma Johnson
Ruth Schambenger
Farm Bureau Notes Sugar Permits and Public Notices
Farm Bureau notes urge Payette County residents to apply for sugar permits ahead of purchases to avoid delays. The bulletin also covers Red Cross styling, hay stacking issues, threshing prices, and a meeting for farmers and threshers. It warns of dishonest hay stacking and calls for improved stock handling and measurement practices. It discusses dairy herd tuberculosis testing and deferred military induction for farming families, asking for timely county agent contact to arrange delays if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanchern
Payette County
Kart
Reas
RED Cross
Gairy
Www
BR. P
Opening and closing hours set by Payette merchants
By agreement of Payette County merchants all business houses will open at o'clock sharp and not earlier five days in the week and close at 1 p m sharp not later. Drug stores serving soft drinks close at 10 30 except Saturdays when 12 o'clock. Meat markets open at 7 close at o'clock except Saturdays 9 30. Public eating houses may stay open until 10 night except Saturdays until 12 80. The Bik!. Date serves midnight Deneck for night workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Local Friends Take Pleasant Weeklong Portland Vacation
Personal notes show Donnas and Blanch Rezac left for Portland for a week in hot weather. Mrs. R. Sturgeon and daughter Lucile of Choteau Minn visited several weeks. others traveled for funerals, outings, and hospital updates. A free ice cream social at the Baptist parsonage on August 1 proceeds to furnish the parsonage. Payette County Settlers picnic planned for New Plymouth with date TBA, possibly August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnas
Blanch Rezac
Portland
R. Sturgeon
Herline
Lucile
Choteau
Minn
W. F
Storm
Dwighter Cathering
Ontario
Guy Stover
Donald Equals
W. P. Sherwood
Claude Busign
Henry Smith
Henry Sands
Payette Lakes
W. H. Perper
Ralph
Bear Creek
Sven
the Baptist Parsonage
Connerly
Cascade
Peter Pence
B. Spotewood
Valley Bank of Westside
Jaws
Andere
W. L. Spotawood
Sicers
Lillian
B. L. Wein
J. C. Bowker
Lloyd Pence
Omaha
Lloyd
Ronald Wood
St Elizabeth Hospital
North Yakima
E. S. Imes
Bis Orchard
Fruitland
Payette
Payette County
New Pymouth
Mas Stroup Entertaining Mrs Stroup Hosts Knitting Session
Mrs. Stroup entertained twenty five ladies at home with a Red Cross knitting circle. Mrs Bell of Payette gave a talk on lod conservation and Mrs Stroup instructed helpers on knitting new material for socks and sweaters. Tea with ice cream and cakes followed while music played records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Red Cross
Tay Ialie
Jijy
Miss Bell
Payette kixSy
Carty
Stretter
A. A. Stroup
Gubbye
Sudden Death of Gay Stover at Patton Ranch
Gay Stover aged 15, nephew of Mr and Mrs L H Patton, died suddenly of heart failure at the Patton ranch on Little Willow Creek last Friday afternoon. He was visiting from Ontario where his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Stover reside. The body was taken to Ontario for burial and the funeral held at the Baptist Church Tuesday at 10:30 conducted by Rev J John Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Stover
L. H. Patton
Patton
Little Willow Creek
Henry Stover Stover
Ontario
Baptist Church
J. John Norwood
Boys Ordered to Report for Military Duty in August
List shows men from the 1918 class ordered to report to the local board for military duty and entrain on August 15 for Cay Fremont California. Names include Joseph Carl Lingll Van Oaks May Owen Amos Hind Leland Albert Lionberger Jacob Oster Arthur Howard Beas Clayton F Gray Frank Everett Goodwin Jason Pickelamer Join Joseph Platz Ralph Bernet Farber J L McDonald. All but J L McDonald left for June 5 and waived deferment. Five more men to be drawn to fill the quota of 17 as papers return. Marthe Angeline Burges, 68, died at home south of Fayette Tuesday at 5 am after years of illness. Funeral held Tuesday at home led by Rev. Norwood. burial in Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boand
Cay
Fremont
Calif
Joseph Carl Lingll van Oaks May Owen Amos Hind Leland Albert Lionberger
Jacob Oster
Arthur Howard Beas
Clayton F, Gray
Frank Everett Goodwin
Jason Pickelamer
Joseph Platz
Ralph Bernet Farber
J. L. McDonald
Marthe Angeline Burges
Payette
Norwood of
Boles
Riverside Cemetery
Farewell Banquet For Camp Lewis Recruits
A large crowd gathered Saturday at the Y M G A to bid farewell to men entraining for Camp Lewis Monday evening. Calvin Keller presided, Bishop Gorman spoke on Sunday School and vacation plans. The Haworth League met at 7 1 2 with Union preaching services at the school grounds at 8 p.m. All were invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Y. MG. A
Calvin Keller
Bishop Gorman of
Boiss
Haworth League
H. K. Wallis
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Sam
The
W. H. Swarts
Christian Church
S.V Thaener
Judge Ailshie Waits
E. W. Emauls
Ronald F. Rose
Eng
P.O
A. Elf
RED Cross Social
Farm Bureau Notes
MAS
Stroup
Martha Angeline
F. R. Walker
J. C
Sepriston
Blackwell
Parma
Herman
Purette Colote
Homedale
Chee Ho
Taylor
Welser
Linyd Peng
Fue Sutton Hingley
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