Clarence Pratt Dies After Illness in Weiser
Clarence Pratt, a former resident of Payette, died Sunday night at 8:30 in Weiser after a short illness. Born September 21, 1868, he lived in Payette before moving to Welter and later Weiser. He leaves a wife, mother, four children, two brothers, and many grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Brethren Church in Payette, with interment in Riverside Cemetery.
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Clarence
Pratt
Payette
Weiser
Mr. Pratt
Welsar
Hongtal
Waukon
Inns
Welatr
Idaho
Miss la Wolf
Maho
Welter
Brethren Church
Wulte
Toss
Aunghiere
Smre Goldin Snyder
Porattig
Pansy
Flosey
Velmar
Coealter
Joseph Nethr
Nampa
Berieved
Itshu Products Companys Payette plant contracts awarded
The Itshu Products Company awards contracts for a large Payette plant including combined tech parking drying and storage, with J P Walker to build the plant and James Caripoulao to excavate the basement. The facility will feature a spacious packing department, ample storage for apples and other produce, and a modern drying line with four tunnels.
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Itshu Products
J. P Walker
Payette
James Caripoulao
Idaho Products Company
Payette Valley
Prine
Payette Land and Improvement Co
Rex Spray
Phone Sin
Ipaho Prodtets Co
Maho
Burns Big Burn at Genoway Barn
A barn owned by Pete Genoway burned to ashes Tuesday morning. Mrs Elizabeth Hutchinton discovered the blaze and notified D B Conta. Fire units arrived quickly but water supply was insufficient. no stock was inside the barn and two valuable horses were away in the country. The fire’s origin remains unknown and the building was fully insured.
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Pete Genoway
Elizabeth Hutchinton
D. B. Conta
Genoway
Kate Richards O Hare to Lecture at Ewa Theatre Sunday
Kate Richards O Hare will lecture at the Ewa Theatre Sunday afternoon. Her varied background includes Kansas ranch life, teaching, machine work in Kansas City, and early involvement in church and temperance movements. She has experience with social reform groups and prohibition, plus efforts with rescue mission work and Epworth Leagues.</s>
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Kate Richards O'Hare
Ewa
O'Hare
Kansas
Pawnee Academy
Nebraska
Kansas City
International Association Machinists
Regent
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Missouri
Iowa
Junior Temperance League
Prohibition Jawa
Florence Critenden
Chautauqua Notes and Local Farm News Update
District agricultur notes report cut worm damage across many crops with a bran poison mix and worm controls. Poultry mite and fly prevention tips are offered alongside crude oil and cald plans. Portia Red Cross benefit program set for July 4 at Emma venue features local and outside talent, tickets 25 and 35 cents. Chautauqua attendance grows with lectures by Whittcomb Brougher Hawkins and Turner. Russellager of the world touted as finale. Local travel notes praise Payette streets, cattle shipments to Omaha, and county furniture purchases in Portland. Frank Crowther returns from Clearwater praising good roads and growing auto traffic.
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The
State University
Paris
Payette
Emma
Portia
Red Crows
Albert Wilson
Mesdames Spaulding
White and
Kostenbader
Boise
Salt Lake
Red Cross
James Whittcomb Brougher
Grove
Hawkins
Tess
Jane
Smith-Spetee-Holmes
A E Turner
Sit
Inspector Graham to visit Valley fruitmeetings
Inspector Guy Graham will visit the Valley for two days after the 4th. On Thursday evening July 5 he meets growers at the Chapter House north of town to discuss When Shall We Spray for Codling Moth, with likely talk on the marketing question. R H Woods leads the meeting. The next evening at Fruitland A F Kinnison leads, with W R P in charge.
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Guy Graham
Sp. mm
R. H. Woods
Fruitland
A. F. Kinnison
Good Plan Adopted by City Officials for Street Work
The plan adopted by the Mayor and Council saves a City Marshal and a street commissioner by distributing duties away from the day Marshal. Tom Dick and Harry are not relied on. Mr Rupp is named a thorough street man and J Jefferis assists effectively, improving street work and appearance.
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Tom
Harry
Rupp
J. Jefferis
Miss Malinda Preest Hosts Miscellaneous Shower
Last Friday Miss Malinda Preest entertained a miscellaneous shower for Miss Halen Driscoll who will wed Mr Perrin Harland. Guests offered advice to the bride with entertainment by Verace and presented gifts. About twenty guests attended and refreshments followed.
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Malinda Preest
Halen Driscoll
Perrin Harland
Euests
Misa Driscoll
Wits Home Folks L. W. Brainard Goes to Signal Corps
L W Brainard of Walla Walla son of Mi ami Mrs E Brainard arrived Saturday morning en route to California after being appointed to the U S Signal Corps He was the sole choice from 35 Telephone Company employees at Walla Walla and will receive full salary and standard insurance for one year He said he wants to do his part in the war and is anxious to serve faithfully.
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L. W. Brainard
Walla Walla
Mi Ami
Brainard
California
U. S. Signal Corps
Wal
Walla
Iife
E. C. Keith
Emmett
Carl Pike
Iowa
G W. Barnes
HH. Grimm
Portland
First Avenaw
Creighton
Harry Clay
Yarity
H. Clay
Swartz
Will Wells
Fern
Welser
al G. Barna
John Pelly
Lander
Stanley Trestel
Caldwell
Nebraska
Colorado
Payette
Idaho Canning Co Starts Operation On Large Pea Crop
The Idaho Canning Company began a fall operation with double capacity and about one hundred workers. They anticipate producing two cars of peas daily while the crop lasts, then plan to process various fruits. Tin is scarce and expensive, but they secured a large tin supply early to maximize canning output.
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Idaho Canning Company
Advertised Letter List Item Mystery Week Ending June 23
Per week ending June 23, an advertised letter list includes names such as Hanlesty, Rose McCallen, A Rodenburg, R bs Stansbury, and T Bowman with accompanying initials. The fragmentary notice lists recipients and indicates mail awaiting pickup at the local post office.
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Epting
Hanlesty
Rose McCallen
A. Rodenburg
Stansbury
T. Bowman
Payette News Highlights Local Social and Business Tales
Local page rounds up personal notes from Payette and nearby areas. Frank Blake spent Sunday with his wife in Payette. Mrs. Reese Jenkins visits with her baby. Chautauqua events and library hours mentioned. New car purchases at Payette Modern Garage include Overland models. trades and visits from Boise, Emmett, and Weiser are noted along with farm work, haying, and upcoming Chau tauqua week.
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Frank Blake
Payette
Shank
Payette Heights
M. Harris
Ernest Kirk
Reese Jenkins
Boise
J M. Hutchinson
Emmett
LE Peterson
Clem Mahoney
la Grande
James Lauer
Weiser
W. E. Orrell
Yale
Belle Beaty
Mankato
Minn
Smother
J. F. Orr
Orr
Second Ave
H. M. Bell
Marvel Jacobsen
Arthur Jacobsen
Portland
Aue. Jacobsen
J. B. Miller
Palfarreas
Yeaas
Enterprise
Stanley Brown
Payette-Oregon
Brainard
Denney and Company
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Huntington
Ernest Kummer
Kromite Mining Company
Ray Prindle
Oregon Agricultural College
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Beaver Light and Gas Company
Agricul
N. A. Jacobsen
Luterest
Coset
Patton
Little Willow Creek
Omaha
John Hin
Bandine
Sagebrush Desert
Payette County
W. Giesler
BF. Tieng
Portand
Payuie
Frank Crowther
Clearwater
Samtay
Crowther
Coniatt
Steetle
Robert Jemmison
A. Hurd
Huri
Butterfield Ranch
New Zealand
E. D. Brown
Alfred Record
Eagle
Charles Lowrey
Homer Zimmerman
Buick
S. M. Thomas
Maxwell
C. H. Sargent
Goo
Iast
Swift and Company
Hentington
Ilto
Josteal
W. A Couehenour
Hamilton of
W. F. Sherwood
Pred Moss
Loretta Hrewnen
St Graceville
Moss
le Dow
Mr. A. Stoliker
Bain Auto Company
Fredee Ahistrand
James Applegate
Frank
Ideho
Powers
Roy Keefer
D. R. Durham
Washington and
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H.R. Lesley
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