Payette Attested as Best of Western Cities by Visitor
Mrs E E Beck of Logan Iowa praises Payette in a letter to the Logan Observer after visiting the town and nearby families. She touts Payette Valley’s water abundance for irrigation and fruit lands, noting land yields of 200 to 900 dollars per acre yearly as a key justification for its value.
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E. E. Beck
Logan
Iowa
West
Northwest
E. Beck
Payette
Donovan
Maule
Kirken
Payette Valley
Santry
Towa
Beck
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Young Man Korup Killed In Hunting Outing Near Squaw Creek
Chris Korup a Payette resident and uncle to Chris Henrichsen died after a dry tree fell during a hunting fishing outing with friends near the head of Squaw Creek. He lived 27 hours after the accident before passing at Weiser hospital. Funeral held at Pythian Temple with K of P and Payette lodge delegations attending. Born in Germany April 24 1888 he came to the United States with his parents Mr and Mrs Pranz Korup of Weiser who survive him. A brother Karl Korup and sister Mrs Lew Waters also survive in Weiser. The community expresses deep sympathy. A dance at Gortons Hall on Thursday July 27 is announced by John A Harader Notary Public.
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Chris, Koray
Payettte
Chris Henrichsen
Squaw Creek
Korup
LR. Woodward
Weiser
Wewer
Pythian Temple
Rev
Springfellow
K. of P, Lodge
Payette K
Chri Korup
Payette
Germany
Pranz Korup
Karl Korup
Givenen Pugetty
Lew Waters
Payette Valley Apple Land Outshines California Orange Land
Dr and Mrs O H Avey and Irene return from California praising its roads and tourist revenue but affirm Payette Valley yields greater profits from apples. They prefer apple land over $6000 per acre orange land and note Idaho Northern Railroad extension toward Payette Lakes and Long Valley signals regional growth.
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Payette
Calfornia
California
Payette Valley
O. H. Avey
Irene
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Miral
Payette Lakes
Idaho Northern Railroad
Emmett
Smith's Ferry
P. S. Railroad
New Meadows
Long Valley
Idaho
Union Young People’s Society Meeting at the YMCA
The Union Young People’s Society invites members to attend a union meeting at the Y.M.C.A. next Sunday evening at 6 45. The evening’s lesson will honor Mrs. Chas Aldrich with the topic An Up ward Way drawn from 2 Peter 1 and Hebrews 6.
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Hastum
Young People's Societies of
Purette
Chas Aldrich
Heb
Transfer service resumes after buyback from Blue Line Co
Notice to the public that the transfer work will be taken up at once after retaking control from the Blue Line Transfer Co. The firm promises prompt attention to customer orders and aims for customer satisfaction. They will handle their own work and invite customers to phone for service.
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Blue Line Transfer Co
Water for Dead Ox Flat Now Assured
Land owners near Dead Ox Flat win irrigation project after months of planning. Snow Moody Development Co through C A Tush will build pumping and gravity canals on about 10 000 acres along Snake River between Payette and Weiser. Water delivery planned by May 4 1912 with twelve year payment terms.
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Dead Ox Flat
George A. Snow
Caicago
Salt Lake City
Walter Moody
Chicago
C. A Tush
Twin Falls
Idaho
Snow Moody Development Co
Utah
Pany
Snake River
Payette
Weiser
Messrs. Snow and Moody
Messrs. Snow and
Moody
Menus Themeuives
Delta Land & Water Company
Caray Act
Millard County
Show
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company
Salt Lake, City
Utah Gas & Coke Company
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
Como Orchard Land Company
Sunset Orchard Land Company
Beling
Oregon
Payette Valley
Payette Vajley
Narrow Escape at Local Church Befalls Elderly Man
Sunday at the First Methodist Episcopal Church reports Uncle Charley Guiles suffered a severe nosebleed from five to near eleven thirty Sunday morning. Dr H B Catron and Dr Myrtle Catron aided, with Catron from Waterbury, a visiting physician. service times listed and local notices invite attendance.
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Charley Guiles
Catron
Charley
Myrtle Catron
Waterbury
Connecticut
Payette
H. BD. Catron
Temperance Meeting Planned by W C T U in Canyon County
A temperance meeting will be held Friday at eight in the Y M C A hall. All supporters of the temperance cause and opposition to saloons in Canyon County are urged to attend. The group seeks to build interest in the fight against the saloon and support the W C T U’s efforts.
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Y. MC
Canyon County
W.ct
Sessee
Brick Yards Busy Place at Payette Heights
Large orders for the Wm. Sherwood brick plant east of the city keep a big force of men on the jump. The Payette Heights operation, begun in April, now runs about 12,500 bricks daily and aims for a million and a half this season. The plant, using electric power and modern machinery, supports Payette families through steady payrolls of 350 to 500 dollars weekly.
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Arge
Payette
Wm. Sherwood
City
Payette Heights
Sherwood
Payette Cold Storage Company
Por
Nat Leen
Witthone
Sherwod
Tim Driscoll Noted Caldwell Passenger Saturday Evening
A personal mention records Tim Driscoll as a Caldwell passenger on Saturday evening, highlighting his presence in local transportation notes.
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Tim Driscoll
Caldwell
Mutual Line to Connect With Farmers’ Mutual at Fruitland
Payette news notes residents push to build an independent telephone line from Payette to connect with the Farmers’ Mutual at Fruitland. Indignant over toll charges imposed on Fruitland and New Plymouth, the Payette Commercial Club votes to form a committee to study costs and methods for an independent line, with local ranchers pledging support.
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Shimp
Payette
Ontario
Mutual
Farmers’ Mutual
Fruitland
Einoe
Spaten
New Plymouth
Payetty
Plymouth
Prultlaod
King Cobbs of
Bole
Intermountain Bel ‘Telephone Company
FES
Prittland
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Vt Sutra
Cobb
Fruitlend
Airy
Ayetern
Ratte
Sppaks
G. Keith
Bes Strohbeha
George Tuttle
Hatfund
A. P. Schfehitielt
Bismonth
Weather summary for the week ending May 25
A weather brief by F Allen reports high temperatures up to 94, low around 4, mean 72, and total precipitation with the greatest rain in 24 hours. Observations note partly cloudy skies and prevailing wind direction, with dates and figures in a historic style.
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F. Allen
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