Payette Idaho City Budget Estimate 1923 24
The Payette city council adopts an estimated budget for the fiscal year May 1, 1923, to May 1, 1924, totaling 240,280.00 for expenditures across departments including tax collection, street and bridge work, water works, library, and debt service, with revenue projected at 340,042.20 from direct tax and other sources. The ordinance directs publication of the estimate in the official newspaper for four weeks.
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Oyak Payette
Idaho
Payette
Sach City
Itanon Legal Department
Neas
Payete
Band 10 Tag Day Promises New Uniforms Dance Night
Band 10 plans a tag day to fund new uniforms and instruments with a Saturday Juie 24 event. The Big Band Dance at the pavilion will cap the evening with friends urged to attend.
Early Sweet Corn Comes Up First This Season
Homer Zimmerman aims for the season’s first sweet corn, while others still plant. He shows an extra early variety with tissue and silked ears, promising an early harvest.
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Homer Zimmerman
Homer
Mrs Lynd Visiting Relatives In Payette
Mrs EE Lynd wife of Captain Lynd arrived in Payette Sunday evening from Antonio Texas for an extended visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J W Farson. She reports the Captain returning from his aerial trip through the northwest safe and sound without a single mishap. Mrs Lynd expects to remain in Payette until late July.
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EE. Lynd
Lynd
Payette
An Antonio
Texas
J. W. Farson
Aerio
Northwest
Safe and Sound
E. G. Toole
Mallory
Portland
Farber
Bird Jacob
Will Coughanour
Garden Valley
Saland
Jacob Stroup
Ontario
Willard
Buickwean
Hoff
Baker
Blue Mountains
Brubaker & Colton Ward
Will Stanton
Nattuck
Mass
Mr. Stanton
Medallion
Dinser Ware
Anson-Hart Gro. Co
C. A. Smith
Center Avenue
Cash Feed Store
Grasis
Kammer
Spokane
John H. Norris
Grants
Norris
Brubaker & Colton
Charlie Fulton
Howard Snowberger
Auty
Orren Forbes
Frank Forbes
Orren
F. M. Moss & Bro
J. H. Commers
Independence
Mos
Kansas
Missouri
L. W. Spaulding
Fred
Rey Bogard
Little Hanghter
Feathervilln
Idaho
Frisacs
Hater
Luella Taylor
Namie
Houesf
AL OF
Mary Wilson
San Dreen
Cal
Joly KR. McKinney
Carl Asmsteem
Woodlawn
Wash
Clifford Johnson
Detling Acres
Ore
Asmussen
Johneon Sagetter
Ae Corneleon
Accouspan
Off on a Pleasure Trip by Auto to Portland Coast
Walter Pence and family and Mr and Mrs Harry Pence depart today by car for Portland and the coast. They plan sightseeing along the coast with no fixed destination. The women will stay at a pleasant spot for the summer while Walter and Harry return to Payette to attend to business matters.
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Walter Pence
Harry Pence
Portland
Walter
Harry
Payette
Telephone directory closure notice from Mountain States Tel
The summer issue of our telephone directory closes July 1st. Any contemplated changes should be reported to the local office before that date. The Mountain States Tel and Tel Co.
New Manager at Mountain States Telephone Office
The Enterprise introduces Mr. J. A. Davenport as the new manager for the Mountain States Telephone Co. at Payette. Davenport has recently transferred from Blackfoot to Payette and is described as congenial and optimistic, expected to be a booster for the town and its boosters.
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J. A. Davenport
Mountain States ‘Telephone Co
Davenport
Blackfoot
Payete
Payette
Family Reunion and Birthday Celebration at Payette
Mrs. C. W. Giesler celebrated her birthday Sunday by entertaining new brothers and sisters and their families near Payette. Invited were W. C. Trevey of Ontario Oregon J. B. Trevey and family of South Pruitland sisters Mrs. A. S. Hammock and husband New Plymouth Mrs. S. D. Riggs and husband Emmett and Mr. W. Henry of Fruitland. The dinner, reflecting Giesler’s Missouri culinary training, was fried chicken and other seasonable delicacies. After a splendid day old times were discussed and guests departed wishing her many more happy birthdays.
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C. W. Giesler
Payette
W. C. Trevey
Onatrio
Oregon
J. B. Trevey
South Pruitland
A. S. Hammock
New Plymouth
5. D._ Riggs
Emmett
Ezra Meeker to Speak in Payette on Ox Team Days
A postcard from the Pioneers of America New York City notes Ezra Meeker will deliver a twenty minute talk titled Ox- Team Days at the New York Radio Station W E B A F on Monday June 25 at 7:45 daylight saving time. If stations are equipped and weather cooperates, listeners in Payette may hear the 94 year old Meeker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Pioneers of America
New York City
Ezra Meeker
New York
Meeker
Payotto
Methodist Church Institute Weekend Event
The pastor departs Friday for Lake Wallowa to attend the final day of the Institute where Bishop Burns will speak on Sunday July 1. Mrs Hall assists Sunday morning services and the Young People's Chorus with 3ra Herbert Davis present a fine program. Members are expected to unite with the church as doors open for receptions on July 5.
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Lake Wallowa
Thatitate
Bishop Burns
Hall
Young People’s Chorus
3Ra
Herbert Davis
Payette Losing Battle With Emmett in Narrow 3–2 Loss
Payette hosts Emmett in a tight game as the Apple Pickers fall 3 to 2. Emmett led early, Payette tied the game briefly but Emmett pulled ahead in the eighth. Controversial umpiring and breaks favored Emmett, with Boise and Weiser looming as co leaders after next Sunday's Payette game.
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Payette
Emmett
Boise
Weiser
Scott Brainard Lectures Charms Payette Caldwell and Fruitland
Mr Scott B Brainard General Secretary of the Central Y M C A of Honolulu T H and his wife and boy have been in Payette and Caldwell giving illustrated lectures addresses and talks to boys and girls clubs He spoke at the Methodist church and in Bavarian Islands topics included Physiological Educational and Religious aspects He is described as a capable speaker and a promising figure in the Y M C A movement with future potential.
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Scott B. Brainard
Central Y. M. C. Ay
Honolulu
T. H
Patna
Payette
Mr. Brainard
Caldwell
Ife
Bavarian Islands
Fruitland
Scott
Pablo
Former Payette pastor attends Boise convention
Rev. Davidson formerly pastor of the Christian church at Payette attended the convention last week. Now serving as pastor at Boise his return marks 17 years since leaving Payette. He has a wife and three children.
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EE. Davidson
The
Christian Church
Payette
Rev. Davidson
Boise
California Printer Visits Relatives in Idaho
Mr and Mrs Fred Hunter of Bakersfield California traveled by auto to Payette Idaho on a two month vacation. They spent the day with their uncle L W Spaulding and praised the region while passing through en route to Yellowstone Park.
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Fred Hunter
Bakersfield Calif
Payette
Yellow Stone Park
L. W. Spaulding
White Lunch to Open in Satoris Building This Week
A new restaurant named White Lunch is opening in the Satoris building across from Emma Theatre. Mr J H Stoner and Louie Feldsher back the venture with Feldscher to manage kitchen duties. The space is nearly ready with whitewashed interior and is set to open to the public by Saturday. Weather notes and farm references appear in a local update about crops and pests. June 21.
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Satoris
J. H. Stoner
Louie
Feldscher
Clerks Loge 10 Business Men Battle Evening Contest
A Payette ball game on June 18 pitted Clerks Loge 10 against Business Men. The match drew a large crowd and ended 7 to 2 in favor of Business Men amid umpiring disputed calls and a crowd that hoped to see a larger gate.
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Payette
Head Lettuce In Full Swing Harvest Season
Denney & Co has shipped 45 cars and expects 35 to 40 more by spring end. Lettuce crates vary from 60 heads to 48 per crate, many crates graded Number One. Celery and cauliflower experiments reveal growing promise for intensified farming locally. A. F. Roop thanks Payette Fire Department for saving his home from a near fire. Judge Varian in Payette hears motions with a special term set for July 9 for key criminal trials.
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Denney & Co
A. F. Roop
Payette
B.S. Varian
District Court
Legion Plans July 4 Celebration And Rifle Purchase
Legion discussions cover parade duties cabinet for records and regalia and 10 Government Slingfield rifles to be shipped free with freight paid. Howard Griffin named chair of the celebration committee while Ruel Maule authorized to oversee cabinet construction. A refreshment committee led by Mrs Lillian Robinson is appointed and meetings occur first and third Monday in the chamber of commerce room with all ex service men welcome.
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Legion
Howard Griffin
Ruel Maule
Lillian
Robinson
NO NEWS IS BETTER THAN BAD NEWS FOR LOCAL PAPER
Community editor notes a light news cycle and urges restraint on sensationalism. If nothing notable occurs, the paper should be thankful and avoid publishing trivial or negative items. Readers receive steady coverage without alarmist reporting.
Fourth celebration and council meeting notice
The message urges marking the Fourth celebration and a four week event under a tent, while noting Friday night as the chamber of commerce monthly meeting. It emphasizes the chamber as the community's central organizing body amid other groups.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gwinn resigns as manager of Payette Equity Exchange
W W Gwinn has resigned as manager of the Payette Equity Exchange effective last Saturday and will devote full time to Blue Bind Grill management. J A Pearce assumes charge at Payette Equity. Other notes mention crop reports, visits, and local business notices across Payette with several residents and stores referenced.
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W. W. Gwinn
Payette Equity Exchange
Gwinn
Blue Bind Grill
J. A. Pearce
Payette Equity
Prize Winning Payette Rose Shines at White Home
While admiring Payette flowers, onlookers note a one year old rose near Postmaster White’s home that has grown like a hop vine and is heavily bloomed. Residents call it Payette’s prize winning rose.
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Payette
Postmaster White
Local notes highlight visits, moves, and Chautauqua push
Payette community chatter lists residents traveling to Boise, Portland, and Bend. anna stevens returns to des moines after visits. carl williamson starts Boise auto job. Nash garage hiring and local moves. over 300 chautauqua season tickets sold. local businesses promote battery service, feeds, and fresh produce. festival planning urged with quotes and civic optimism.
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Anna Stevens
Des Moines
Wash
Boise
Carl Williamson
Nash
Payette
Wheat
Anson-Hart Gro. Co
R. Hurd
Lat Crane
Brubsker & Colton
Burt Duell
Fruitland
Star
Town That Forgot God at Emma Theatre Thrills Payette
Emma Theatre in Payette offers a varied program with The Town That Forgot God plus news and comedy. Upcoming days feature Bucking the Harder and Double Trouble, then The Valley of Silent Men. Local social notes mention residents traveling, home building, and business news from Payette and nearby towns.
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God
Destin Parnwm
Hubert Bosworth
Cemedy
Cho
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