Poultry Train Demonstration Draws Idaho Interest
A large Payette audience attended a Union Pacific poultry train demonstration, featuring experts from the University of Idaho and industry staff. The exhibit showcased housing construction, feeding, and breeding, with a focus on advancing Idaho poultry production through scientific methods and local sponsorships.
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Payette
Idaho
Prate G. C. Glenoux
Union Pacifie
Salt Lake City
Utah
H. B. Godwin
U, P
Bult Lake
George J. Monier
Syste
Cian
Larkin
Bolen
U. Vaninee
Neb
Hite
R. T. Parkhurst
University of Idaho
Moscow
Prev Moore
Boine H
Ihe
Union Pacific Wallad Eyeton
United Ties
Union Pacific
Tiaho
Talon Pacifc
Oregon
Weiser
Anthony
Brinch Hines
Barnett
Mackay
Driggs
Jerome
Twin Falls
Downey Bannock
Holy-Payelin Lumber Company
G. Hide
Boise-Payeile Lumber Company
Tahoe
Uje Blaze
Lnlon Papstle
Maho
Unio Pacific
Phi War
Arclile Larson
Ponttry
Larson
Miami Ford
Bay
Ford
W. Greathouse
Bolse, Tur
Better Jail Safety Measures Planned by County Officials
County jail safety concerns have lingered as the Pag etly county jail remains condemned by state authorities. Financial woes blocked a proper build, so commissioners and city council agreed Monday to install a steel outside door as a temporary improvement at minimal cost to reduce fire risk and improve confinement conditions.
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Pagetly
Conneil
Cirgus Days Arrive at Payette June Circus Dates
The American Legion Post sponsors four nights of entertainment at Payette Field Circus June 25 to 28. Fifteen professional circus and vaudeville acts will perform with free dancing after shows. A queen contest offers a diamond ring to Payette’s most popular girl. Tickets sell in local shops and through Legion monitors. season passes cost $1 for four nights with post-performance dancing.
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American Legion Post
Penn Field
Payette
John H. Helman
Cele
American Legion
Payette Graduates Highlight University of Idaho Commencement
Nearly 200 students graduated at the University of Idaho twenty ninth annual commencement. Payette trio Lolit Kirkendall Pauline Pence and another student earned degrees. Pence noted for athletic involvement while all three were active in university music or drama events.
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Payette
University of Idaho
Lolit Kirkendall
Pairsanger
Ogre
Pauline Pence
Miss Pence
McKinney and Ashcroft Attend Idaho State PEO Convention
John R. McKinney and Mrs. Ashcroft left Wednesday for Idaho to attend the P E O state convention in Payette. Mrs. Ashcroft is president of the local order and Mrs. McKinney serves as corresponding secretary for the state organization.
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John R. McKinney
Poultry Train Through Idaho Reportedly Cleared For West
The article describes a poultry train moving through Idaho with a large shipment of birds from breeders including Greathouse and Hyde. The operation used a new electric brooder, with White Leghorn chicks from the University of Idaho and aid from Idaho Power Company and poultry expert Pren Moore. Passenger counts noted across several towns as trains traversed the state.
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Greathouse
S. Be, Hyde
Mayfield
Idaho Power Company
Poultry Department
University of Idaho
Moscow
Pren Moore
Idaho
Bolse
Nampa
Caldwell
Parma
Welser
Ontario
Payette
Payette Creamery praised by Los Angeles firm manager
The Payette Creamery receives high praise from EB Kandsen of Los Angeles, head of the Los Angeles Creamery Co. He toured the facility, found no faults, and noted the Payette operation is well equipped under strong management. May shipments totaled 182,609 pounds, the largest single-night churn 8,964 pounds, and manufacturing cost trimmed to three and a half cents per pound. Trout fishing also reported with Charley Hartung and George Alspach returning with 114 brook trout from open season on upper county streams.
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Farmers Co-operative Creamery Co
Payette Creamery
Waener
Los Angeles Creamery Co
Los Angeles
California
EB. F. Kandsen
Medlia Hon
Kandsen
Denmark
Payette
United States
Charley Hartung
George Alspach
Midvale
Weiser River
Charley
Payette trio returns from coast trip to Portland
Henry Hanson his wife and Rev Victor E Newman returned Friday evening from a two week tour to Portland and other coast points. The group attended the National Convention of the German Lutheran church in Portland. Hanson praised the Northwest as the most prosperous looking region yet.
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Henry Hanson
Victor £. Newman
Portland
German Lutheran Church
Hanson
Northwest
Pays Visit Notes From Oregon Visitors
Mr and Mrs Lee Gearhart and their young son arrived from Wasco Oregon for a week long stay in Payette. Lee remarks that if residents are dissatisfied with Payette they should travel a while and return more contented. Tee has explored several places over two years including California and says conditions here are better than anywhere he has been.
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Lee Gearhart
Wasco
Oregon
Lee
Payette
Tee
California
Poultry Nest Invented By R H Woods Gains Praise
R H Woods has introduced a new pattern nest for poultry houses. The design features a canvas nest with a central egg hole and a back opening drawer lined with excelsior and a rubber pad. Woods reports several nests in use and says the device keeps eggs clean and may fool hens into laying again. Poultry specialist praised the nests during a recent poultry special event.
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R. H. Woods
Woods
New Plymouth Chamber Meet Friday Evening
The New Plymouth Chamber plans a Friday evening gathering to discuss adjournment in hot weather and to show support for the town by swelling the crowd. Attendees are urged to attend and participate in upcoming decisions.
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New Plymouth
Dodging the Loy on a Bike on Public Highways
The piece argues bicycles share road rights with autos and must follow traffic rules to prevent accidents. It warns against reckless riding, wobbling on two wheels, and sudden turns, noting drivers fear both cows and bikes.
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Uie
Payette National Bank Receiver Grants Second Dividend
The Comptroller of the Currency authorized the Payette National Bank receiver to pay a second dividend of ten percent to approved creditors as of May 1, 1924. Checks will be ready for distribution Saturday May 31, 1924 at the bank. Creditors not calling for first dividend should do so or return to the Department. H. D. Jackson, receiver, Payette Idaho. May 29 1924.
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Payette National Bank
Payette
Idaho
Family Reunion Honors Woachum Return From Portland
A family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Hurd in honor of Mr and Mrs W C Woachum who have just returned from a two week outing at Portland and Seaside. Attending were Mr and Mrs Glyde Hurd and son Mr and Mrs Claude Hurd and son Mr and Mrs Barl Hurd and family Merle and Barl Jimerson and Thelma Dwno.
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J. E. Hurd
W. C. Woachum
Portland
Seaside
Glyde Hurd
Claude Hurd
Barl Hurd
Merle and
Barl Jimerson
Thelma Dwno
Payette Observes Memorial Day With Legion Event Parade
Payette marks Memorial Day under the John Webster Rhodes Post American Legion with a dawn artillery salute, a Grand Parade led by sheriff and police, a Civil War veterans reviewing stand, a vivid float showing the Spirit of Sacrifice by the Ku Klux Klan, and a cemetery ceremony with taps. Brig Gen L V Patch presided. Captain James Harris spoke. the day featured the Payette County Band and a school park program. The day also notes a school board plan to rent the high school auditorium to non-detrimental organizations at $20 per meeting May 1 to Sept 20 and $25 Oct 1 to Apr 30.
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America
Payette
John Webster Rhoad
American Legion
Payette County
Doughboy
Thabo
First National Bank
L. Franklin
New Piimour
B. F. Swartz
Fruitland
J. A. Bartlett
Ontario
John Jefferis
A. W. Christi
Red Christien
Mounted
Lads Auxiliary
American Leeton
Chamber of Commerce
Portia Club
Activi
Ku Klux Klan
John Gross
New Plymouth
Dental School Park
Prof. Adams
Ted Clauser
Bert Buell
John Hellman
L. V. Patch
James Harris
Weiser
The
Improvements at First National Payette Bank
The First National Bank of Payette enhances customer service with rear offices repurposed for bookkeeping and safety deposit boxes and a new north street opening for easier access to the main branch. The town witnesses a patriotic Legion dedication and a Gettysburg Address reading with strong community praise.
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First National Bank of Payette
Associated Fruit Co
Lake View Camp to Open with Ed Shellworth in Charge
Ed Shellworth and family will travel to the Payette Lakes to oversee Lake View camp which officially opens June 10. The setup includes new attractions and accommodations aimed at improving patron convenience with Ed and his wife actively managing camp operations.
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Ed Shellworth
Payette Lakes
Shellworth
Lake View Camp
Picnic bonds two laundry crews in Idaho and Nebraska
A Payette and Weiser Laundry picnic on Manns Creek last Sunday drew 23 from Payette and 19 from Weiser, with three vehicles conveying families. The day featured abundant ice cream, fishing by the women, and Pishey of Weiser belted into the creek. the event may become an annual affair.
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Payette
Weiser
Mann's Creek
Pishey
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Nebraska
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