Caldwell Candidate Alfred Store Seeks Tax Reform Support
The notice discusses Alfred F. Store of Caldwell running in the Republican primary for county attorney. It notes Store’s tax policy views, contrasts him with opponent Mr. Stone, and urges explaining plans to voters. Also includes a detailed Payette city financial report covering receipts and expenditures May 1, 1913 to May 1, 1914 and notes overdrafts, lighting costs, and fire apparatus spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Store
Caldwell
Anttorney
Stone
Counbe
Btone
Catwell
Thas
Owever
Act Te
Siow
Wien
Sistaisetapansst
County Ideas Placed Before Voters For Public Knowledge
A fragment suggests officials intend to inform residents about proposals that may affect the county, stating the aim to keep the public educated on those ideas and their potential impact. The passage emphasizes transparency without detailing specific measures.
City financial report summarizes overdrafts and water works costs
The May 1 1914 financial report details overdrafts totaling 28886 82 across funds up from 19084 79 in 1913 and notes the water works receiving 8265 00 with 12452 723 expended on pumping plant remodeling meters and fire plugs. Road fund overdraft rose to 8822 62 though road levy income fell from 1760 70 to 3920 95, while streets and other funds appear sound and the council’s fiscal management is praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City Hall
General Fund
Ats
Frosts Do Major Damage to Lower Payette Valley Fruit Crops
Heavy frost last week killed many unprotected melon and tomato plants in the Lower Payette Valley while fruit was far advanced enough that a frost could not affect it. The first boxcar of this year’s apple crop was unloaded at Wood Spurlet on Monday. The Salt Lake special with the Wizard of the Wawateh remains memorable to Wood Spur residents as coyotes cried out in early days. Relatives enjoyed Sunday dinner at R H Woods’s home including E Slakesey, Clifton Blakesley, J P Lattig, and George Lattig Sr. Mrs May Shearer Robertson left Fruitvale after a week with her mother. Irene Harland returns from Lewiston and will oversee the Dist. Not for 1914-15. The TI A K elt met with pal Linquist last week amid usual good scare faves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fort Latte Ie
Moscow
Doris Loveland
Clare Suplee
Florence Cress
Silas Carter
Payette
Salt Lake
R. H. Woods
E. Slakesey
Clifton Blakesley
Fruitland
J.P. Lattig
von and George Latig
Youn Harris
May Shearer Robertson
Fruitvalenda
James Shearer
Irene Harland
Lewiston
Dist
Pal Linquist
Eos
Rainey
Buffalo Bill
Wilsie Wilson
Payett
B. D. McIntyre
R. E. Olsen
Ontario
B.D. McIntyre
L. H Patt
J. Keefer
Chas. Nelson
Walter RK. Shimp
E. M. Perkins
Tittle
Fay
Willow Heights
Tanch
Henry Erwin
Thomas Hardin
Boise Valley
Drinkwine Bros
Birthday Surprise Greeted Mrs Shearer by Nearby Guests
James Douglas made a brief visit in this neighborhood last week before departing for Portland Oregon. A daughter of Geo Windle arrived Saturday June 6. Hope Shearer aged 11 arranged a birthday surprise for her mother last Thursday. Mrs Shearer returned home from Payette to a decorated house and a jovial crowd including Mrs James Shearer Myrtle Robertson and children from Fruitvale and Mr and Mrs Harry Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Douglasa
Portland
Geo. Windle
Hope Shearer
Shearer
Calle
Payette
James Shearer
Myrtle
Little Willow News reports village events and passings
The column notes annual events and gatherings in Little Willow such as dances at Nexbitt Tanch and plans for a fourth of July picnic. It mentions residents like Miss Wilsie Wilson visiting Mrs. B. D. McIntyre, the death of Henry Erwin, and Thomas Hardin purchasing a team in Boise valley.
Local notices and market report fragment from 1914 Idaho page
A mixed collection of items describing an accident with Ms Henningsen, a doctor reviving her, and her recovery. a fruit company turning hogs into orchard feed. a Sand Hollow Waste Ditch Co meeting notice in Fruitland Idaho for June 13 1914. an assortment of ads including setter puppies hay for sale and a private music pupil offer. live stock market figures for cattle hogs and sheep. an advertised letters list for the week ending June 6 1914. and a dancing school notice at Gorton Hall with Mazenta instruction and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Hollow Waste Ditch Company
Sand Hollow Waste Ditch Co
Fruitland
Idaho
John Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Petition to include lands in Little Willow Irrigation District
Yenma J. Conover seeks to add lands described as sections 25 and 26 township 9 N range 4 W to Little Willow Irrigation District. Land area about 40 acres. Hearing set July 7, 1914, to show cause why annexation should not occur. Dated June 11, 1914. Also notice: For sale a six year old horse and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willow
Lite Willow Irrigation District
Yenma J. Conover
Jas
N. R
Gavt
W. ©. Sturdevant
Little Willow Irrigation District
Southeast of Payette area social notes and updates
Southeast of Payette residents share visits with Yale Oregon relatives as Mrs Fred Christensen stays with James Horn family. Gretta Klevenger returns from Weiser Institute and travels with Mrs John Redman to Homedale. Baker City visitors at Klingerbiches. water well reports and local weather impacts noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star Bakery
Willow Creek
Coughanour
Payette Enterprise
Payette Valley Enterprise
Wells & Brown
T. J. Brown
Tyeimah
Ds Qullest
Tet
Robert M. McCraken
Congress
Republican
Lower Payette Valley
Little Willow News
Empire Lumber CO
Utah
Acme Plaster
Charles R. Smith
Ruby Landon
Oine
First Ave. South
Lewis & Beardsley
OD. E. Wilcox
Live Stock Report
Frida
Oregon
Fry, Frank
Burt Venable
P. M
Gorton Hall
Mazant
Fred Christensen
Yale
James Horn
Gretta Klevenger
Henningsen
Boise
Moss Mercantile Co
Payette, Idaho
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