Road Work Progresses on Sixth Avenue South and South Ninth
City crews continue improvements on Sixth Avenue South and South Ninth Street. The section from Bridge Mills east to Nieth has been graded with dirt and gravel, culverts installed, and fills settled. After final leveling, crushed rock will be laid and compacted with a steam roller for a durable city road. Payotte expects one good road into the city.
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Sixth Avenue
Ninth Street
Bridge Mills
Nieth
Severn
South Ninth Street
Extra Special at The Emma Show Promises Three Reel Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Emma presents an extra friday night feature a three reel Uncle Tom's Cabin with outdoor scenes of cotton fields swamps a Mississippi trip a Little Eva mishap and Uncle Tom rescue to vividly portray Harriet Beecher Stowe's immortal story.
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Miaskaippi
Little Eva
Uncle Tom
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Portia Club postpones social meetings until fall
Portia Club officers decide to skip the June meeting and banquet or reception until autumn. The Civic workers committee will study a new park west of the cannery for a safe boating and recreation area while a fund drive backs up the Children’s Home jar project. Remember the Garden Fete at Mrs Howard Brown’s ranch with the Payette Band performing. transport from the M. C. A. corner at 2 and 6 PM.
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Howard Brown
Abe
Notice to reclaim pilfered bridge lumber and report
Commissioner Blair warns that anyone who has taken lumber from the old Payette River bridge must verify their receipts and send a statement promptly. Failure to comply will prompt a more thorough investigation and personal checks. Personal ad follows offering piano lessons at 356 Fourth Avenue North Ruby Landon.
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Payette River
4Th Ave
Ruby Landon
Weiser Warriors Wallop Greyhounds in Idaho Oregon League game
Weiser Warriors beat Payette 8 to 2 in a game noted for loose play and timely Weiser hits aided by umpire calls. A crowd followed the teams at Ontario as Vale defeated Ontario 8 to 2 to shape the league standings.
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Weiser
Payette
Payite
Weiser Warriors
Weiserites
He Umps
Ontario
Vale
Wolser A
Nankervis Albert Wedding in Moscow at St Marks Church
Miss Gladys Nankervis and Mr. Lester F Albert wed at high noon in St Marks Church. Rev J Watson officiated as Miss Edna Campbell played Mendelssohn. Attendants included Miss Marjorie Thomas and Miss Harriet Wildenthaler with Mr David Albert as best man. A reception followed at the bride's home and they plan a brief Portland trip before settling in Boise.
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St. Mark's Church
Gladys Nankervis
Lester F. Albert
J. Watson
Mendelsobn
Edna Campbell
Marjorie Thomas
Harriet Wildenthaler
Helen
Elizabeth Parsons
David Albert
Donald Nankervis
Ben Hamill
Chester Brown
Merland Sehulte
Moscow
Omega Pi Sorority
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Company
Boise
Kappa Sigma
Albert
Portland
Star Mirror
Idaho
M. F. Albert
Payette High School
Legion
Ife
Grade Rules of Apples Grade Rules of Apples
Apples grades defined as Extra Fancy and Fancy with color based standards for Solid Red Striped and Red blush varieties. Specifies color percentages size limits defect allowances and packing requirements for each grade including listed varieties and rejected conditions. Continued on page 6.
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Aiken
Arkansas
Ben Davis
Jonston
Jonathan
King David
Mammoth
Missouri
Oregon
Steele
Vanderpool
Delicious
Gravenstein
Fabbardson
Nonesuich
Jeffries
Kire
Tompkins Co
Northern Spy
Rome
Snow
Wagner
Wealthy
Imperial
Golor
Gravensteins, Jeffries and
King
Tompkins County
Hydes King
Cox
Ben Dayin
Fall Wine
Gano
Grimes Golden
Hubbardson Nonesuch
Jentton
King J Ot Tompkins Co
King Davi
Mammoth Black Twig
Missouri Pippin
McIntosh Red
Maiden Blush
Oregon Red
Ortley
Rome Beauty
Red Cheek Pippin
Spitz
Miopus
Stayman
Winesaps
Wagoner
Winter Banana
W. Pearmain
Yellow Newtown
York Imperial
Hot Contest Expected Sunday In Local Baseball Series
Fans await a Sunday four o clock game on the local grounds between Welar and Pay ette as the pennant race tightens. Despite small rosters both sides vow to push for victory, with two more games against Welser and Vale on the schedule and July Fourth at Yale in the final series. Weber’s last win hype the crowd as Payette supporters plan a welcome rally to spur the team to a decisive triumph.
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Welser
Payette
Welar
Uik
Snil
Welger
Imad Payette
Vale
Fayette
Yale
County Seeks Registered Dairy Herd for Cadwell Farm
County officials push to secure registered dairy stock for the state experimental farm at Caldwell. H Harland, member of the state educational board, fronts the plan and urges commercial clubs and granges to raise $2000 for a temporary cattle barn and stock until better facilities are built. If no action is taken funds may be redirected to other farms. Local notices also reference July tax deadlines and upcoming Fourth of July festivities with Moss Mercantile Company ads and a Can ning Factory restart in Payette.
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Cadwell
H. Harland
Stag Educational Board
Caldwell
Harland
Varlo
Lanyon County
Saunty
Idaty Canning Company
Payette
South Sixth Street
Bridge Mille
Michigan-Idaho
Bridge VII
Payette River
Blair
Henry Harland
Moscow
State Board of Control of Educational Institutions
Charles Brown, Jr
Episcopal Church
Hendershot
Weiser
Idaho
C. P. Hendershot
Wisconsin
H. £. Dann
Idaho Northern
Smith's Ferry
Dunn
Big Timiew
Approaches Near Completion For Payette River Bridge Project
Construction workers in charge of the Payette River bridge approaches cut the south side hill to six percent grade and install culverts ditches and cement siphons. Preparations aim for traffic readiness once the steel arrives, with an expected late July delivery and about thirty days to finish. Local visits and travel updates accompany the progress as crews advance readiness and display Flag Day ceremonies nearby.
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Payette River
Blair
McConnell
Wool shipment to Chicago warehouse for Grand Lodge session
Sturt loaded forty thousand pounds of his wool clip and shipped it to the Chicago warehouse for storage. ME McDonald and Alvert White Sr left Sunday for Twin Falls to attend the Grand Chapter R A session there.
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Sturt
Chicago
McDonald
Alvert White
Twin Falls
Grand Chapter
R. A. As
Payette News Roundup Reports Local Events and Visits
Payette daily notices include J C Bowker driving hogs to Portland, Ingalls visiting from New Plymouth, Frank Crighton heading to Blackfoot on business, and various hospital and bridge updates. A band concert series, street remonstrances, and a sixteen foot Payette river bridge plan are noted along with public sales, rail extension progress, and several town other items.
Lost pair of gold rimmed eyeglasses near Payette
Reward offered for a lost pair of gold rimmed eyeglasses with aluminum cage. Finder to return to Jensen and Muzzy's Machine Shop in Payette.
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Jensen & Muzzy’s
Payette
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South Ninth
EMMA
Portia Club News
B. A. Blair
Wallop Greyhounds
Bowen
Boge
Do W. Baird
N. Tei
Street
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
H. E Smith
Will Monk
Treas
Moss Mercantile Company
J. A. Lauer
Thos, Roberts
Marat Hon
Iowa
Landon
T. D. Landon
Holt
John Robinson
Herman Precht
Frank Herline
Walla Walla
M.r. Luther
Napa
Mr. Luther
The
Sons of Veterans
R. AK
Logal News
J. C. Bowker
A. R. Ingalls
New Plymouth
Frank Crighton
Blackfoot
George Allen
Midvale
Hospital Helis Bridge
Brubaker & Fulton
Frank Hogue
Ohio
George Moore
Will Wells
Kansas City
Tex
Pete Duford
Burns
Lester Seawell
Grogan
C. M. Gilmore
Louisville
M. B. Downs
H. H. Prestel
J. W. Prestel
I. R. and
J. €. Woodward
Washington
Owl Cigar
Bennett Block
Payette Valley Railroad
James Hardin
Fruitland
Marry Kent
Otto Albert
Reinbeck
Donald Orentz
BH. B.oreutt
Washoe
W. H. Oreutt
Minneapolis, Minn
Louie Hubert
Woodward Hospital
Thomas Ashworth
A. A. Brown
Nampa
Mr. Brown
Welser Signal
J. W. Lynch
Frankie
Payette Botting
Alberson
Higgenbotham
Toi
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