Canning Factory to Start Monday
Col Pateh manager of the Ida ho Canning Company announces operations will begin Monday on a large pea crop with the biggest business since the company’s founding. Pea acreage doubles and corn acreage triples, all can sales contracted before planting, plus orders for 30 car loads of corn. Three additional silos will be built for pea vines and corn husks, with ensilage contracted at good prices. The plant will employ at least 100 people, with outside revenue. Crop reports indicate a very good pea crop despite warm May weather and excellent corn prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Pateh
Idaho Canning Company
Patch
Return from Two Weeks Vacation
Ben Wheary and family came back from a two week vacation spent mainly near Kirk Oregon with Mr and Mrs Alva Coulter parental hosts. He tells a fish story of Dolly Warden and Rainbow two pounds and a half and notes Coulters are well in a logging camp with Coulter in charge of horses and Mrs Coulter in the kitchen. They returned via The Dalles Oregon making about 1400 flies for the trip and also visited Crater Lake which they praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wheary
Kirk
Oregon
Alva Coulter
Dolly
Warden
Rainbow
Rain at Last Brightens Dry Districts Across Valleys
After sixty days of dry weather an all night rain fell Friday, yielding little help for dry farm crops but worth thousands to short water sections where irrigation occurred. It benefited range country and lifted spirits. Baker Council McCall and upper valleys saw notable moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Council
McCall
Johnsons Host Chicken Dinner For Patriotic Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson hosted a Sunday chicken dinner. Supply exceeded demand yet all attendees, including Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christensen and others, departed in a self satisfied mood with patriotic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Johnson
J. P. Christensen
Mornie Oleson
Fred Christensen
Roy Christensen
George Skippen
Lyle Stahn
Floss Christensen
A Good Crop After All At Stanton Family Home
The frost spared the James Stanton orchard and on Tuesday June 10, 1924 two more children joined the Stanton family, bringing the total to five daughters and one son. The home day marked by the arrivals hints at a lighthearted note about the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stanton
Stanton
Caldwell to Organize Cooperative Creamery
Mr and Mrs J R Brown visited Caldwell for a birthday at the Ferran Harland home and returned Monday. Brown is planning to organize a farmer cooperative creamery at Caldwell and has the matter well advanced. If successful as in Payette years ago, he will benefit Caldwell and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. R. Brown
Caldwell
Ferran Harland
Mr. Brown
Farmer's Cooperative Creamery Company
Payette
GEMENT FACTORY TO DOUBLE CAPACITY
The Portland Cement Co at Lime Oregon five miles west of Huntington plans to double capacity by building a second unit costing over one million dollars. The plant employs 125 men and was toured by the editor and guests to inspect the vast machinery and processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Portland Cement Co
Lime
Oregon
Huntington
Regon
W. L. Spotswood
B. L. Wells
McClanaham
Payette
Death Claims J. R. Anderson of Payette Idaho
J R Anderson longtime Payette resident dies at home after years of illness from heart failure He was born March 26 1856 in Indiana and moved with his mother to Taylorville Illinois in 1866 He married Mary A Brown in 1883 They had 13 children nine survive The body was shipped to Taylorville Illinois for burial with wife and son Russell accompanying the funeral party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Anderson
Payette
Mr. Anderson
Presbyterian Church
James Riley Anderson
Green County
Indiana
Idaho
Taylorville
Ill
Mary A. Brown
Thomas Russell
Frederick Arthur
Kenneth Keith
Ruth Anderson
Russell
Payette Couple Wed In Payette County
PAYETTE COUPLE WED Mr Will Reimers son of Mr and Mrs Henry Reimers and Miss Georgie Thurman united in marriage Thursday June 6th at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Miles Rev Hawes of the Baptist church officiating. The couple are popular and on a honeymoon to the north part of the state. They will make their home in Payette for the present. It will pay you to watch our windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Reimers
Henry Reimers
Georgie Thurman
J. D. Miles
Hawes
The
Baptist Church
Payette
American Legion Circus heads to Payette for four-night event
Arrangements are complete for the American Legion Circus in Payette with Fern Fields big tents and acts from major circuses. A popularity contest offers a diamond ring to the queen and a green wristwatch for second place. Contest entrants report to J H Helman on June 23. tickets are $1 for all four nights and include admission to the camera. Proceeds support the Legion fund for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Payette
W. M. Letson
J. H. Helman
Fern Fields
Jack Freeman
Raymond Bros
Cleanliness Crusade at M. E. Church Spurs Townwide Effort
A handful of church members rose early Tuesday to clear grass and weeds around the M. E. Church. The revival of tidy grounds was praised as a model for property owners to follow, urging others to imitate the effort and improve appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Coblentz and Wasson Tie in Payette Wedding
Lee Robert Coblentz and Miss Esther Wasson, popular Payette youths, wed Sunday at the M E parsonage with Rev Vernon Hall officiating. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs T D Coblentz, works at the American Express office. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wasson. The couple will reside in Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Robert Coblentz
Esther Wasson
Payette
M. E. Parsonage
Vernon Hall
Coblentz
T. D. Coblentz
American Express
Frank Wasson
Payete
Auxilliary to Meet of The American Legion
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Monday afternoon June 16 at the home of Mrs. C. D. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Legion
C. D. Cole
Letter from E A Moss Sends 3 Dollar Enterprise Subscription
In a 1924 Portland letter Moss at 1771 Druid Street indicates sending a $3 subscription to the Enterprise. He recalls leaving Payette ten years earlier, notes changes there, and expresses hope to visit this summer by Ford, with regards to old friends and acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Payette
Ford
Astho
E. A. Moss
Druid Street
Portland, Ore
Gasoline Fire Ends Inman Pearson Injury At Buick Garage
A rear end gasoline ignition at a Buick garage caused severe burns to H B Pearson while he worked near fuel. He backed toward a work bench, robe saturated with gasoline, and flames engulfed his pants. Bert Johnson, a bystander, lit a cigarette and moments later helped extinguish the blaze. Pearson was treated by Dr. Me and is recovering, though likely to be uncomfortable for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Pearson
Buick
Bemster
Pearson
Bert
Bix
Dr. Me
Notice to Car Owners on Main Street Restrictions
Cars must be moved from Main street after 4 PM on Monday June 16th as part of a local order. The overturned vehicle incident is acknowledged and acted upon by the chief official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cod Po
Main Street
Milan
Chidf
Armored Battery Train To Move Troops From Payette
The Boys of Battery 145 Artillery will run a special train to American Lake Friday evening at 2. It carries around 45 men from Payette plus troops from southern Idaho including Battery D Beiss and the Beis Infantry. No horses or guns accompany the train. only control equipment. Officers Capt Ree First Lieut Thode and Seetsd Liest Asmussen ride from Payette. Train departs Payette on the 13th and returns June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bave
American Lake
Seigth
Idaho
Speleding
Afternoon at Bridge Hosts and Legion Ladies Honor
A pleasant afternoon of bridge was hosted at the home of Mr Glen Landon with Mrs J C Woodward honored. Guests included numerous locals and visitors as the American Legion auxiliary surprised Mrs C Q Grimes in Portland bound moving farewells with a token of esteem and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fternoon
Bridge
Glen Landon
J. C. Woodward
Warren Lannian
Meschim Frank Seeley
H. B. Catron
Juhian Norris
Harry Pence
Walter Penry
Lloyd Pence
Bernard Eastman
W. 3. Hughes
Herman Mackey
Celia Moss
Henry Idwin
D. W. Aimer
Cyrus Lattig
R. L. Jacobse
L. BE. Underwood
W. H. Farber
Wai. Conghanour
M. Thode
Hoge
J. &. Peterson
J. A. Lauer
Hamer Settle
B. B. Holmes
J. L. McDonald
J B Woodward
Closter Barton
L. W Spauldini
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
C. Q. Grimes
Portland
Grimes
Notice to Taxpayers June 1962 Tax Collector
The last half of the 1923 taxes must be paid by June 15 1962. A penalty of 2 percent and interest of 10 percent per year will be added. Ruth R Shaw Tax Collector June 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth R. Shaw
Klan Convention Program Set for Payette Event
District Klan headquarters announced a public gathering Sunday June 15 at 3 20 P M on Central School grounds with a speaker from the order The Imperial Representative Major Kleagle and other officials will attend the Payette celebration The aerial display features multiple shells rockets and elaborate sky effects with a ceremonial review and late evening attendance Officials say the program is nearly complete and the Imperial Representative will arrive June 12 for the events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klan
Ity
Payette
Kleagle
Women
Sii
Seattle
Omee 10
Marine Gardens
Heliacopters
Gashmerd
Edison
Convention at Cleveland for Coolidge platform adopted
A brief session at the Cleveland convention adopted the Republican platform while rejecting the La Follette planks from Wisconsin. Charles B. Warren presented the platform. Rep Cooper defended the La Follette plank. The body adjourned to resume nominations, with large Northwest and Idaho delegations expected. crowd arrangements and viewing areas outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Resolutions Committee
Wisconsin
Charles B. Warren
Cooper
Warren
Pruit Man Visits Payette Valley
C. E. Barr of Medford Oregon representing Dennis Kimball Cope of New York City visited the Payette Valley last week to study fruit prospects for a potential business link. He reported about a 40 percent pear crop, apples light in Wenatchee and Yakima pears at around 49 percent with apples near 50 percent Hood River also light. The Sacramento Valley pear crop ranges 50 to 75 percent of a full crop. While in town Mr. Barr was entertained at the Crystal home of R. L. Cahill who will handle the business for the company locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Barr
Medford
Oregon
Dennis, Kimball & Cope
New York City
Barr
Northwest
Wenatchee
Yakima
Hood River
Sacramento Valley
R. L. Cahill
Crystal
Chamber To Take Vacation At New Plymouth Meet
Attendance at the Chamber of Commerce Friday evening was light due to competing meetings. New Plymouth Business Men's Organization invited Payette to join in a July 4 celebration. A motion passed pledging Payette’s presence. New Plymouth hosts two strong business groups with plans for a summer program and a park for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
New Plymouth
Payette
Payette Beats Baker In Sharp Sunday Showdown
Payette defeated Baker 7 to 3 in a fast, routine game at Baker. Pitcher Keleer held Bakers to four hits as Payette built a 4 run fourth inning with key hits from Perry Girod and Stemware. Baker produced a lone eighth inning run aided by an error. Payette hosts Welser next Sunday as enthusiasm runs high after the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Baker Sunday Oy
Baker Otty
Keleer
Tuma
Bakers
Ekalett
Herringten
Woolums
Atmle
Bellew
Bellow
Kaiser
Arnott J
Tome
Menemsinn
Gtrod
Shafer
Perry
Jeff Field
Bird
Girod
Welser
Totals . 30 Y 487 12 2 Substituted for Fesbery in the fifth inning
Score by inning shows Payette 09202046 to 2 as Baker DUDG YOT OL. Stelem Kasee-Wool ums and Bellow tally two-base hits by Bird Stewart and Dibin. Cassidy, Bates, and Shafter make double plays. Kaiser pitched nine, TumaS two. Hase on balls Kaiser and Tuma. Umpires Ameson and Hanizen. Attendance 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fesbery
Payette
Baker
Stelem Kasee
Woolums
Bellow
Bird
Stewart
Dibin
Bates
Cassidy
Shafter
Lalti
Kaiser
Tumas
Tuma
Ameson
Hanizen
Local Gathering At Bancroft Hosts Talk On Bible Works
A large crowd gathered at the Bancroft honored the “The Bibles of Pearl ness” talk by W. F. Homan of Orsario. Mrs W B Alison of Lohrville visited. McCar To received a box of cigars as a gift. A surprise party for Charley Hartung’s 1st birthday drew about 20 neighbors for a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Ggerté
W. F. Homan
Orsario
McCar
Charley Hartung
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gement
Payette Equity Exchange
American Legion Circus
Legion Fund
Wasson—Coblentz
Horeeman
Cleveland
Prospect
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah
Billings
Mostana
Salem
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Baker City
la Grande
Boise
Ette
PRUIT
Payette Valley
Chamber
Shaffer
Diebie
Shakers
Es Fiaker
Harrington
Sutherisad
Posburr
Maughe
Riwanss
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