Record Apple Crop Outlook Brightens in Many Regions
General fruit crop conditions show heavy blossoms across Utah to Nova Scotia with potential record apple harvests if blooms mature. Colorado regions report best in years, with Grand Junction planning large shipments and Delta expecting 500 cars, while Ottawa and Ontario belt anticipate large yields. Some areas face pest damage from worms and canker while Oklahoma border counties warn armyworm activity.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Utah
Virginia
Nova Scotia
New Mexico
Ontario
Niagara Fruit Belt
Exchange
Clinton L. Oliver
American Apple Congress
Colorado
Grand Junction
Grand Junction Fruit Association
Grand Valley
Palisade
Clifton
Delta
Austin
Hotchkiss
Payette Valley Fruit Prospects In California Visit
C H Cutting, traveling freight agent for the San Pedro Salt Lake and Los Angeles Railroad, visited Payette late this week to gauge fruit crops and business. He notes four carloads of Payette Valley apples shipped to Los Angeles last year, praised the fruit, and predicted a bright market and excellent outlook for a good crop this year.
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C. H. Cutting
San Pedro Salt Lake and
Los Angeles Railroad
Payette
Mr. Cutting
Payette Valley
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Northwest
Favorable Ringling Brothers Report and Local News
Favorable report from Ringling Brothers shows good patronage in Payette for the Flo to show though next western tour may bypass Payette due to routing. Local society notes include Miss Van Buskirk and Charles Aldrich marriage announced in Scotts Bluff Nebraska and plans to reside on Seventh Street in Payette after July 11. Payette Meat Co dissolves partnership with Cyrus Williams and D W Shelton, Mr Williams retiring from the firm. Enterprise Meat Market taken over by John H. Redmore, with D W Shelton continuing at City Market. Traversing visitors include D W Dunn traveling auditor of Southern Pacific visiting Payette.
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Dunn
Payette Valley Railroad
Ringling Brothers
Payette
Miss van Buskirk
Charles Aldrich
Scotts Bluffs
Nebraska
Payette Meat Co
John Hi. Redmore
Enterprise Meat Market
Sir
D. W. Shelton
Williama
Aaid
Cyrus Williams
Payette adjourned council session debates street opening and ordinances
The Payette city council in adjourned session presided by Mayor Brannock discussed opening Eighth Street to Sixth Avenue South and considered bonds for Snake River Bridge, City Hall Ponds, and Sewer District No. 2. Actions included donating fill for a waste ditch, authorizing tin sprigging wagons, accepting city reports, entering electric sign contract, and passing several ordinances related to streets weeds lighting and special municipal bonds. The session adjourned with notice of next meeting.
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Brannock
H. M. Hutchinaon
Gorham
Burns
W. A. Hutchinson
Woodward
Coupton
Snake River Bridge
City Hall
First Avenue
Ninth Street
M. Hutchinson
Compton
Laver
Hutchinson
R. M. Hutchinson
Gortam
Huray
W. A. Hutchurnson
Com
Cotte Jolt
Payette
Idaho
Susgesting
Jon Flrat
Commercial Club
Pere W. A. Hutchinson
Burne
Idaho-Oregon Light and Power Co
Agee
Pagotty
Wdabo
City of
Tte
of Canyon
State of Idaho
Imunicipal
Towit
Lake River
Ite
Heras
Sym
Comen
Highway District Election Saturday June 17
A local appeal urges voters to back the Highway District plan. Proponents argue tax funds would stay within the district, with 95 percent of road taxes spent on local roads under centralized supervision, aiming for a uniform, systematic program and better roads at no higher cost.
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Boards of Education
Westminster Guild Meeting and Thursday Repairs
The Westminster Guild met Monday June 5 at Mrs G H Turner home with Mrs Turner Mrs Rivdeling Miss Anderson and Miss Berry hosting. Mrs Muller spoke on Africa and Paris with views of Tunis Absiera the Sahara Desert and Paris surroundings. The group closed at Mrs M Albert home and the Guild announced the fall return after completing a study and book The Advance for the Antilles.
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Westminster Guild
Mra
G. H. Turner
Mra Turner
Rivdeling
Miss Anderson
C. A. Bacton
Mire Muller
Paris
Hostenses
Miss Johnson
Hochmer
Venabie
Irene Harland
Mable Benzer
Faye Lager
Edith Thomson
Milafred Chapman
Anna Johnson
Bertha Cortner
Maude White
Florence White
Beryl Downs
Hazel Berry
Ja Anderson
Ruth Kenward
Ruth Maule
Kathleen Shelton
Inezan
Ethel Venable
Tone Hil
Mae Hutchinson
Siith Anderson
Miss Mitchell
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Payette Hardware & Furniture Co
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Boise
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EB. Pratt
Weiser
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Emmett
Salisbury
A. Zellar
Fruitland
W. Ja Rothwell
Portland
Woodwards Hospital
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Little Willow
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College of Idaho
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First Nations Bank
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Omaha
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Hot Springs
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Salmon City
Order of the Eastern Star
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B.C. Histt
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R. A. Crump
Deseret Stock Farm
Grand Lodge
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Missoula
Western Union Telegraph Company
U. G. Life
Salt Lake City
Duncan Cameron
Idaho Paper Company
Blake McFall Paper Co
Big Cameron
M. G. Riebeling
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C. C. Zinn
Front Street
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Herbi Charles R. Smith
Free Soil
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