Payette Beats Boise In Fast Three Herrera League Game
Payette defeats Boise 3 to 2 in a lively Sunday contest at Payette field. Alexander pitched well for Payette while LaMear and LaAlear led the offense with a homer and key two basers. Attendance reached 1500 as Payette and Weiser vie for first. look for a rematch when Weiser visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
Payette Ames
Boise
Brunpettes
Paria Cn
Ontario
Fayette
C. “Scrappy” LaMear
F. LaMenee
Alexander
Payette
Hunday
F. la Mer
Baling
C. la Alear
Dutch” Sherman
Stewart
Weiser
Wser
Paytte
Payette Fourth of July Parade Promises Spectacular Civic Celebration
Payette invites residents to a centered Center Avenue parade at 9:80 nine o clock with a grand lineup led by the officer of the day and city officials. The Payette Band and American Legion will headline, with numerous local organizations, floats, and prize money for top designs. A night parade with lanterns and a School display is planned, making this the county’s brightest Fourth of July event. The Payette Hotel also undergoes renovations and a boarding house lease to C G Glaspy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette American Legion
Center Avenue
9Th, Street
Second Avenue
Eighth Street
Third Avenue
Payette
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Portia Club
Masons
Modern Woodmen
Odd Fellows
Knight of Pythias
Woodmen
Elks
Kiwanis
Yeomen
Eastern Star
Rebekahs
Pythian Sisters
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Adams
Payette County
Vayrtte
Swanson
C. G. Glaspy
Weiser
Families Leave Payette for California Search
M. W. Watts, Walter Watts, and Albert Cloward with their families departed Payette by auto on Monday in two cars heading to California to seek a permanent home. They came to Payette over 20 years ago, leaving many friends who will regret their departure, and may return after some months of investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Watts
Walter Watts
Albert Cloward
California
Payette
Orchard Tract Near Payette lauded as best kept in county
Community notes praise Mr. B St Bowman for his orchard along the highway south of Payette. The tract is described as the cleanest and best kept in the region, a credit to Payette County and a model for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. St. Bowman
Payette
Payette County
Proclamation declares Idaho to honor President Harding on June 28
Idaho Governor Moore proclaims a statewide day to honor President Warren G Harding. The notice urges citizens to close businesses and travel to Pocatello or Idaho Falls to express loyalty, with dates and locations specified for a 1923 public observance. local officials seal and sign the proclamation.
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Idaho
United States
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Potatello
Idaho Falls
Commonwealth of Idaho
United
J. ©. C. Moore
Warren G. Capers
Commonwealth
Pocatello
Tolaho
Falls
Boise
C. C. Moore
Payette police urge adherence to traffic laws
Officers warn against reckless driving in Payette and promise strict enforcement. Complaints rise daily with no justification, as authorities vow no leniency in enforcing traffic regulations.
Battery News From Camp Lewis Drill and Social Highlights
Battery Ce and D of the 148th Field Artillery with three companies of the 136th Infantry arrived at Camp Lewis at 2 20 p m Saturday and occupied prepared barracks under Capt Jarvis. Majors Lewis and Burns and Capt Wilson greeted them. The unit spent days on gun drills harnessing driving and range finders with athletic activities. Ensign Clark Lewis visited aboard the battleship New York, bringing many friends from the battery. Kiwanis Club of Boise donated 100 for an ice cream and cake feed hosted by Battery TD for the Battery or guests.
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Camp Lewis
148Th Field Artilery
136Th Infantry
Jarvis
Lewis and Burns
Adjutant General's Office
Wilson
Ordinance Department
Ensign Clark Lewis
New York
Seattle Harbor
Clark Lewis
Hattery
Kiwanis Club
Boise
Battery “D
Widely Known Men Visit Payette
A visit by prominent Portland figures Baker and Elliot, both officers in Oregon’s Andebon Humane societies and the Isaac Walton club, sparked a local lecture and slide show on bird life. They planned lectures for the Payette Rod and Gun Club and Oregon gatherings, while pursuing a possible Federal Game Refuge in the Salmon River District and rail routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Baker
Oregon ‘Trail
Elliot
Portland
Ore
Andebon and Humane Societies of
Oregon
Isaac Walton Club
Idaho
Sire J
H. W. Weidner
Salmon River
Northwest
Salomon River
Tate
Weldner
Pease
Payette Rod & Gun Club
Gun Club
Weidner
Eliot Manylw
Isaac Walton
Pacific Coast
Horney
Malheur Lakes
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Tonight at Exide Plant
The last chamber meeting before summer convenes Friday evening June 29 at Exide. Important matters are to be considered as Brubaker and Cotton note the exhibition of battery plates and longer life at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssnfmerce
Chamber of Commerce
Brubaker & Cotton
Greamery Under New Management Changes at Payette
The Creamery Co. announces new management with Mr. Brown retained as adviser. Mr. Wagner becomes head bookkeeper and will take over old duties, Koeford from Williamette Valley will lead manufacturing. Sunshine butter quality to continue. plant grown since 1915 to a net worth of 50 000 and annual volume over one million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Creamery Co
Payette
Brown
Advi Council
Wagner
Str
Koeford
Williamette Valley
Dry farm crops look good in Dead Ox Flat fields
A reporter surveys upper Dead Ox Flat noting rye and fall wheat appear healthy aided by frequent rains and cool May and June weather. Hay on irrigated lands suffered, but dry farmers above water prosper as miles of cleared rolling hills show vast grain fields ready to mature without more moisture, signaling economic gains for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Ox Flat
Garden Valley Pageant Planned with Bean Supper
Garden Valley hosts a historic pageant on June 30th at 4 30 PM to depict early days in Garden Valley and Boise Basin. A bean supper will be served on the grounds for 50 cents admission. The event draws attendees from nearby areas. Judge Keller notes nine in his family and many grandchildren visiting, with Earl away in Seattle until September. Small crowd at merchants and clerks benefit ball for a children’s swimming pool funds.
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Garden Valley
Boise Basin
Calvin Keller
Lee
Denver
Austin
Ruth Margaret
Madge Bosse
Jeanette
Snyder
Colorado
Maud Johnson
Julesburg
Earl
Seattle
Merchants Land Clerks
Ackerman Kunneckes Wed in New Plymouth Home
Walter Kupneck and Miss Lillian Ackerman united in marriage on Saturday June 16 at noon at the bride's parents home in New Plymouth Idaho. Rev H J Knight officiated. The bride, a former Mountain Home teacher, hails from New Plymouth. The groom, son of Mountain Home residents, is a well regarded local. They will live in an apartment rented from Mrs Mary Harris.
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Walter Kupneck
Lillian Ackerman
W. P. Ackerman
New Plymouth
Idaho
H. J. Knight
M. E. Church
Mountain Home
A. Kunnecke
Walter
Mary Harris
Cecil Logen
Alley Brown
Parotle
Tow Logan
Grogan
Oregon
Corvallis
Payette
Brown
Miseager
Vieceiver
Los Angeles
Calif
Dir Brown
Californie Co-Operative
Boe
Omtaria
Two Army Officers Injured In Auto Crash on High Grade
Lieut. C. S. Ward and Lieut. C. G. Tendel from Camp Lewis suffered minor injuries when their enclosed Studebaker overturned on a curve near the Snow Moody Pumping Plant while returning from Camp Lewis to Salt Lake. Both were treated. car repaired and journey resumed that evening. Earlier, two tourist cars collided nearby with no injuries.
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C. S. Ward
C. G. Tenhil
Camp Lewis
Snow—Moody
Oregon Aide
Studebaker
Salt Lake
Lieut. Ward
Ward
Sullens
Lieut
Tendel
Mr. Ward
J. R. Woodward
Payette
Shurtleff & Young
Tag Day Success Appreciated by Band Members
Mr. Stoner and his band extend thanks to Mrs. Helman and the young ladies who helped on tag day for the splendid effort in selling tags that greatly increased the uniform fund.
Joint Picnic and Ball Game Between Lodges in Fruitland
Last Friday afternoon the Modern Woodman of Payette and the Woodman lodge of Fruitland held a joint picnic at Fruitland. A ball game between the two lodges ended in a victory for Payette, reported as a successful event with several activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman of
Payette
Woodman Lodge of
Fruitland
Vacation Bible School Plans and July Fourth Parades
The Daily Vacation Bible School ends Friday June 29 with a picnic on the school grounds all invited to attend bringing lunch and visiting classes stories will be dramatized and a handwork exhibit shown in a vacant room Payette children meet at the Central building July 4 at 9 45 a m for a parade and again at 7 30 p m for the evening procession lanterns welcome a sore will be provided Glee Club practices Thursdays at 7 30 p m in the High School for July 14 Girls basketball Tuesdays 7 30 p m High School gym two teams needed Tennis classes Monday Wednesday Friday 3 30 p m White team leads Junior league finish June 29 at 2 p m Si says swimming holes are not to be boosted
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Payette
Glee Club
Band Tag Day boosts band fund and upcoming uniform debut
Band Tag Day raised about 375 dollars for the band uniform fund with additional from a benefit dance bringing near 1000 dollars total. Girls in charge sold tags while band boys missed uniforms last Saturday but will wear new outfits this Saturday. A baby born to Mr and Mrs Morton on June 21 at Mrs Brannock’s home. Local businessmen join in the big celebration spirit.
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Peter
Local notes from Payette area include visits and ads
Payette community notes list visitors from New Plymouth Yale and Broken Bow plus travels to Boise Portland New York City and Los Angeles. Mentions Farber's Shoe Store ad line and shoe fittings. Local residents Franklin Zimmerman Bruce Shafer L. Wells J. Pinger and others are cited with family visits trips and business moves.
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Tas
Farber'a
Harry Lakey
J. P. Pinger
Welser
Charlie Olimes
Payette
J. L. Wells
City
Portland
Farber
Bruce Shafer
Gee B. F. McCarroll
Frank Zimmerman
H. Blair Johnson
Young
G. ML Walker
New Plymouth
Huy Alers
D. A Worthwine
Clinton Woodward
Yale
van Motor Co
P. E. Seeley
Utah
Wyoming
Payette Valley
Rex Sprey Co
B. F. McCarroll
M. B. Wood
L. W. Spaulding
Boise
Jefferis
J. B. Oldham
RB. Haynes
Bo‘se
G. W. Branch
Payette Valley Fruit Exchange
New York City
R. B. Hurd
Corwell
R. H. Seaman
Vera
Broken Bow
Nebr
M. L. Lockhart
Ray Alers
T. B. Nordale
Oregon
L. A. Sterling
Nordale
Sterling
Ed Putnam
Edna
Bolwe
Sampson Music Company
Emma Theatre Program Highlights Late June to July
The Emma Theatre lists a dense schedule with films and acts from June 28 to July 13. Highlights include The Valley of Silent Men and Pathe News on June 28, Shirley Mascutt inPawn Ticket 210 on June 29, William Runweld in CA Man's Size on June 30, The Wise Cracker, Whee Jee thee Watts, and The Author on early July. Special shows announce Willem For Su per Special The Past Mall News and Comedy on July 4 5 and Hell Boy on July 12 13.
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Pathe News
Shirley Mascutt
Witliam Runweld
the Wise Cracker
Hin Parham
al St. Juhn
the Author
Aeik
Cherry harvest opens with Royal Ann sales to Libby McNeil & Libby
Cherry picking is underway with many growers north of town starting on the Royal Ann last Monday. A large portion has been sold for canning to Libby McNeil & Libby of The Dalles, Oregon at seven and one half cents per pound. Bings and Lamberts will be packed for crates and shipped east. The valley crop is estimated at about fifty percent of a full crop.
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Libby McNeil & Libby
Dalles
Oregon
New Punishment for Auto Speeders Trialed in Eastern Cities
A new measure punishes speeding by hours in the cooler equal to miles per hour. If applied locally, many violators in Payette would spend extensive time in detention. Leave orders for hemstitching Farber's Mrs Bird Jacobsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
hemstitching _ Farber
Mrs. Bird Jacobsen
Hailstorm Touches Valley Crops in Payette Area
A brief hail episode last Friday evening swept across the valley near Payette, bringing heavy rain and localized damage to small grains and orchards. A wall of hail covered ground, but the heaviest damage was narrowly avoided. some orchards recorded four inches of water and dew but sustained limited harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle
Bree
Payette
Alice William Mate
Rent End
Payette plant touted as new manufacturing facility
A Payette Valley report describes a new manufacturing plant using Fly-Tox by Rex Syray Co developed at Mellon Institute. The item notes its home use and potential for removing paints and greases, plus warnings of future widespread adoption. Also covered are a church wedding in Oregon and a Boise area social update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Wat Wide
Payete Valley
Rex Syray Co
Secon
Mies
Quive
Belue Tm
Jin Payette
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Pittsuarg
Tomlin Reports Crops Mixed as Farmers Diversify
Ben Tomlin completed a ten day auto trip through the southern part of the state and described crop conditions as generally good. He notes farmers are diversifying their operations with herds and poultry flocks, moving beyond hay and grain, while fruit crops in the southern region show positive trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tomlin
Mr. Tomlin
Jane Bortfeuttaral
Specter
Cooper
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F. LaMear
Lattig
Perry
Sherman
C. la Mear
Balk
Williams
Barton
Danilson
Louie Hubert
South Loth
John Dedrichsen
ROX
Hpore Shafer
Ef. Brooks
Bird Ib O
LaMear
la Mear
AL PO Williams
Biddy
Oh Sherman
Chapman
Kuss
P. Davis
A. Johnson
Nadean
President Harding
FL A. Jeter
Secretary of State
Chamber OF “As
Greamery
L. W. Knendsen
Empis Lyckburgs
THE
Emma Theatre
Logan—Brown
W. J. Hughes
Monsirate
Fosittion
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