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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

2

Nonpartisan Officers Discussed for Idaho District Roles

The Emmett Index and the New Plymouth Sentinel favor nonpartisan officers for district Judge and county school superintendent. They question whether nonpartisan posts should extend to juvenile affairs and even the Probate Judge who oversees juvenile court. Alfred F. Stone, Caldwell attorney, announced for County Attorney on the Republican ticket, pledges to share views on taxation with voters and to offer a statement soon. Stone is described as a bright, capable young lawyer with a future in the community.

Alfred F. Stone Abrney Stone Caldwell

Field Horticulturist Visits Payette Valley

University of Idaho field horticulturist P. Taylor visits Payette orchards for irrigation trial plots and fruit storage tests. He notes good Winesap Jonathans and Rome Beauty crops, inspections at Harland and Emmett orchards, peach prices, and widespread spray needs for codling moth in June. Taylor coordinates with Idaho Oregon Fruit Growers Association to aid growers with storage and spray guidance.

IHB P. Taylor University of Idaho Payette Valley University and Experiment Station Dtr Taylor Etate Ia H. Harland Payette Jonathans Rome Trust Jonathan Wood Spur Harland Albert Harland Mr. Taylor Waley Emmets Emmett Flagjens New Plymouth Browers Parma Boleo Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association

Political Calendar With Election and Filing Dates

Political calendar lists key dates for the year including a September 18 primary election. It notes the worst day for filing nominating petitions July 3 and the last filing date August 2. State platform convention is set for June 30 and county committee meetings to select delegates to the state convention occur in September.

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Land Still Untilled Across Vast U S Farmland

Lessles's Weekly cites department of agriculture figures showing 822 000 000 acres in the United States east of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers that could be brought under cultivation. The statistic highlights the potential to feed millions locally and globally as the land is developed.

United Staes United States Missouri Mississipp Rivres Lessles Department of Agriculture Mase New Hampshire Vermont Masachusett Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylania Maryland Delaware Virgina West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Kentely Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Dakotta South Dakota Montana

Taxes Due Next Month Despite Holiday Delays

The second installment of taxes is due the first of next month with the remaining half due before the first Monday in July. This year July 6 falls on a Monday, but Friday is the holiday, allowing a final payment on that day to avoid delinquency. A 4 percent penalty applies to January remittances to cover the first half if paid late. Also notices: cottage for rent in early July with 4 rooms and large porch. job ad seeking a live-in house girl for Mrs. T. F. Adams.

Say 10Th Bt Ghia T. F. Adams Wlewt Gouth

Community Dances Highlight Valley Social Life

Social events fill the valley with dances at the McIntyre and New barn venues. Guests enjoyed music, a midnight lunch, and visits from Crystal and Heart Gulch residents. Irrigation planning, orchard hopes, and field visits tied into a weekend of local activity and neighborly chatter.

Local notes from Payette area家庭 updates and visits

Southeast of Payette R A Cromp moved to the ranch bought for Mrs James Har kuston on Tuesday Bert Purell and wife and mother visited Robert Purcell Wednesday Mrs McCombons and daughter spoke at the Purcell ranch last week Keefer of Little Willow sat at the Allen ranch Tuesday Harry Golden sick last week but better now A F Henningsen returned from False eye doctor improving Max Gerlach smiling after eight pound girl birth Gerlach family health improving Mrs Henry Hansen returned from Harkey Hot springs improved Max Gerlach oldest daughter went to Gooding Idaho last week Wm Wells built bunk house in orchard for harvest Max Gerlach family visits Horn ranch Sunday Skeltons at Horn ranch Rain at mouth of Little Willow Friday but no damage hay wet Mrs EB Gilbert visited Vale Oregon Saturday Della Simhn and son at Horn ranch John Gessler quit well went down 140 feet to find soft water wedding bells soon in Soft Valley Mrs John McKinney sick List Carpenters busy at Wm Bivens house Goldie Mary Esther Folden and Miss Baker visited Moter ranch Sunday Mrs Wm Bivens at Irwins Saturday Robert Purcell sold black aby for Polo Club in New York Everyone haying weather poor Marie Henningsen sick Henningsens improving but nervous

Payette Max Gerlach Gerlach Max Henry Hansen Harkey Hot Springs Tom Gooding Idaho Wm Wells James Horn Yale Oregon Fred Christersn Skelton Horn Ranch EB. Gilbert Vale Ore Della Simhn John Gessler Dame Rumer John McKinney Wm Bivens Goldie Mary Esther Folden Miss Baker Moter Ranch Irwins Robert Purcell New York Marie Henningsen H. F. Henningsen

Spraying Service Offered for Codlin Moth in Idaho

With a good power spraying outfit I am in position to do your spraytag for codlin moth and guarantee a satisfactory job. See me if you need. My spraying done, Harry Golden, Payette, Idaho. Wanted mowing machine and rake for season. Anyone wishing to rent. Phone or address P Van Der Kar Fruitland.

Harry Golden Payette Idaho van der Kar Fruitland

Flag Day Observed At Orchard Ave Grange Meeting

After a business session Orchard Ave Grange observed flag day with a history reading and a display of 50 national flags on a curtain. The Star Spangled Banner and Battle Hymn of the Republic closed the event. A card party at the Brawator residence drew about 20 guests, with Whist as the main game and Maude Carrier entertaining. The meeting covered farm policy, Mexican war items, and adjourned to two weeks later.

Orchard Ave Grange Col Tumbia Ocean the Grange Aldula Gregory Wang Maude Carrier Independent Mexico Stlan Carter Cottingham Los Angeles A. Dudgeon Goo Glasscock Crystal Alice Rasmussen Cox New Plymouth Inez A. WL Fritchman Suples Imeasue R. H. Woods J. B. Durham F. Coulter Pounder Widow Creek A. Dugeon

Notice to Contractors for district school building Bid request 1914

Notice to contractors bids will be received until June 1 1914 for erecting a one room brick school in District No 2 Maheur County Oregon Plans at Chas Button Payette Idaho Board reserves right to reject any bids Gilbert Strive Clerk Also notices for Sand Hollow Waste Ditch Co meeting June 13 1914 at Fruitland Idaho for organization by laws and business

Maheur County Oregon Chas Button Payette Idaho Sand Hollow Waste Ditch Company Sand Hollow Waste Ditch Co Fruitland John Anderson

Live Stock Report Receipts and Prices This Week

Livestock totals show weekly receipts with cattle 1497 calves 35 hogs 2048 sheep 6748. Cattle liquidation continues as mid season shifts between feed lot and grass. Best grain fed steers fetch 7.75 to 8.00. hay steers 37.50 to 7.75. grass steers 7.25 to 7.60. Prime dehorned cows and helfers in good demand. Butcher stock steady but lower overall. Hogs demand better than last week with 5 to 10 cents higher. tops selling prices not fully listed.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Idaho Prees As8 Noa N. Jenness G. Burroughs John a[Gleasier G. L. Payette Harl Kirk Little Willow News B. D McIntyre Valley McIntyre R. ¥. Currin Albert Ayers Miss Thornton Clyde Currin Jack Syme Thomas Hardin Harlin Garry Hurst Doubolday Kelly Heart Gulch Jack Frost Hoe Blain Mise Keefer A. E Hartley Gov. Scott Sunnyside Sand Hollow S. Gisell B. D. McIntyre Milas Wils Mell Drinkwine Gissel Lower Gladys Paine Pendleton Ore Eudora Farm B. E. Dean S. B Alspach Ranch Evon James Hillerman Mlinois C. P. Lattig Mary Alice Reed B. F. Lattig J. H. Newton Chas Shantz Ava Cameleon House Middleton Grave Brannon Pros University At Moscow 0. Wisson Bolte G. W. Lattig Empire Lumber CO Utah Portland Acme Plaster Gilbert Strive Felthouse Tomestead Jerme B. Dorathy Sherman Post Cam’el Levi Slinker Centain Lande Little Willow Irrigaetion Distriet Lite Willow Irrigation Utatriet Petiioner 5 Ab Ema J. Conever Little Willow W. C. Scurdevast Moss Mercantile Co
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