Borah Strong in the South leads 1916 GOP talk
Editorial notes Borah of Idaho as a potential Republican presidential nominee. Eastern leaders and Gov Warmoth express belief Borah would win the 1916 race, praised for foresight, temper, and moral courage. Borah, a Illinois native educated in Illinois, embodies Western progressiveness balanced with Eastern steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Marehe
Washington Post
Senator Borah
Idaho
Warmoth
Louisiana
Wiliam E. Boran
Republican Party
Senate
Borah
Tlinots
Katsay
Mississippi River
White House
Presbyterian Church adopts peace message to Wilson
A memorial from the Presbyterian Church of Pavette Idaho expresses sympathy with President Wilson and supports efforts to maintain peace by opposing unrestricted clearance of US ships into danger zones. It urges protective measures if needed and notes similar resolutions by other local churches. A church musical event and a college track meet report follow with social activities and upcoming sermon on March 7.
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Mening
Presbyterian Church
Woodrow Wilson
Presbyterian
Church of God
Baptist Church
Popular Young Goops Wed in Weiser Idaho in 1915
A brief wedding notice from Weiser Idaho dated March 22, 1915, reports Mack Phipps and Suss Liste Windle’s marriage. It praises the bride as the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Windle and notes the groom among the community’s best young men. The couple will reside at Brogan Oregon, where Mr Fils Wil Mave directs a 600 acre development.
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Weiser
Idaho
Mack Phipps
Suss Liste Windle
Ava
Tom Windle
H.me
Brogan
Oregon
Air, Fils
Gem County bill passes Senate to form new county
The Gem County bill creating a new county from parts of Canyon and Boise counties passed the Senate by 27 to 17. The opposition to the Payete County bill was withdrawn. Governor Alexander signs the bill. Emmett will be divorced from old Canyon.
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Gem
Canyon
Boise
Senate
Alexander
Emmett
Old Canyon
Orange growers face bleak Florida market prospects
A New York Produce News report notes Florida and California citrus controls, with growers lamenting weak prices. It cites a Florida packing downturn, calls 60 cents per box a missed chance, and cites Lake Como grower Daniel Dusenberry whose 206 boxes yielded only 15.50 dollars, a loss of 134.50 dollars after costs.
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Flu
California
Florida
Strake
New York Produce News
Daniel Dusenberry
Lake Como
Opportunity to Beautify Home and School Grounds
The University of Idaho Department of Forestry offers residents a chance to obtain tested shade and forest tree seedlings. Up to 200 trees may be sent this year at 2 cents each plus 25 cents packing. four-year transplants cost 4 cents plus packing. Lists include maples, ash, oaks, pines, firs, spruces, locusts, hickory and catalpa. A bulletin with details and prices will be mailed on request to SHATTUCK, Co- Partipent of Forcstry, Moscow Idaho.
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Department of Forestry
University of Idaho
Shattuck
Forcstry
Moscow
Idaho
Baptist church eVangelintic meetings draw crowds daily
The church reports increasing interest nightly with services each evening this week except Saturday. Sunday School at 10 A M preaching at 11 A M and 7 30 P M. Sunday topic The Second Coming of Christ. B Y P 0 Sunday 6 30 P M. Welcome extended to all. Joanita Doubleday, daughter of Mr and Mrs O N Doubleday, celebrated with a party for playmates Monday afternoon. Refreshments served. Mr and Mrs H J Snyder returned to Payette after visiting relatives in Weiser. Henry reports strong Reo car sales. Ladies of Washoe Community plan a cooked food sale at Melhopald and Sudihs Saturday.
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Pagette
Caldwell
Boise
Christian Union
Dancing School
T Woodward Hall
Que
Mrw
A. B. Childress
Dingley
Our Church
Christ
Joanita Doubleday
Mr. and Mire
O. N. Doubleday
H. J. Snyder
Payette
J. L. Griffin
Cambridge
Mildred Chapman
Brray
Parma
H. Sommercamp
Jennie Shamberger
Prbitland
H. G. Shak
Polly Wilburm
Welser
R. L. Shaw
W. S. Belles of
Emmett
Mayette
Thos. Ashworth
St. Luke's Hospital
Keith Burns
Long Valley
Nelson Wilbur
Albany
Oregon
Henry Snyder
Reo Automobile Co
Henry
Glenn
R. D. Barry -Wenty
Ville
C. M. McBride
New Plymouth
Studebaker Company
Ontario
E. Zimmerman
Port Land
Bole
J. W. Hurst
South Dakota
W. W. Goodrich
M. B. Downs
Reno
New
Beryl Downs
Brown Brothers
Idaho-Oregon
Fifer
Deer Lodge
Montana
Louie Felsuber
Henry Felecher
Salt Lake
Hi. L. Brink
Fon
Winnepet Canada
Alfalfa Candy Breakthrough Foretold By Montana Study
A Western food mill owner announces discovery of producing at least seventy five candy types from alfalfa. He plans a six month mill startup in Idaho to manufacture alfalfa flour for confectionery. potential to boost prices and expand plantings. Also notes Library hours and a Father and Son reading event with Philip Shamberger reading The Trail A Boy.
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Breakfast Ford
Teuton
Millary Wee
Montana
Slifulla
Ainy
Sifetfa
Idaho
Technical World Magazine
Philip Shamberger
M.C
Philip Shaiberger
Harvey
Governor Threatened Over Prohibition Bill Letter
A letter threatening to kill the governor if he signs Prohibition Bill No. M42 was received last Monday. The note demanded honesty and warned of action if the bill was enacted. Doctor B C Hiatt of the Osteopathic Office in the Bank Building area is referenced in the fragment.
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Mast
Dow
Dn Binet National Bank
B.C. Hiatt
Sacred Concert Draws Large Sacred a Separate Note
Sacred Concert at the Methodist Church drew about a hundred voices from Sacred High School last Sunday with a full house. The Girls Basketball team and the Presbyterian went to Ontario last Friday where our team won 9 to 6 amid tall opponents. The High School Orchestra will present a concert soon while report cards ended the first six weeks with satisfactory grades.
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Methodist Church
Ontario
Mildred Stark
Ontario Freshines
Goodwin
Lawrence Bros
Ontiria
H. S
Caldwel
Suscee
Growth of Disciples in Foreign Missions Expands Globally
The Disciples of Christ church reports strong gains in world missions across China, Japan, India, the Philippines, Africa, and Cuba. Mission staff near 1,000 with 181,000 patients treated, 115 schools educating about 6,000 pupils, and a 400 acre Damoh India orphanage with industrial training. The Foreign Christian Missionary Society has sent 351 missionaries since its 40 year existence, with total missions revenue nearing $6 million. Special missions day allocates $500,000. last year receipts were $494,149, showing steady growth despite Europe’s war.
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Feteign Jarls
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Dirty Lave
China
Japan
Toda
Philippines
Africa
Cuba
Evengelieta
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Méelf
Damoh
India
Souiety
America
Sera
Europa
Local notices and births in Payette area
Personal items from Payette mention Donald Beckstead and Mrs. W. B. Howard improving at home in Washoe and Boise visits. Birth announced for Leroy and spouse's daughter on Feb 27. Henry M. Ackarat and unnamed mother welcomed a daughter on March 2, 1915. Local business updates include Russell’s new goods and corset sale, plus M. G. Riebling’s trip to Albany for professional business.
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Donald Beckstead
Washoe
G. T. Christiansen
Russells
Lester Sewell
Juneture
Oregon
W. B. Howard
Bon
Leroy Cramx
Russell's
Guy Chapin
J. C. Chapin
Henry M. Ackarat
M. G. Riebling
Albany
J. A. Laver
PE. Short
Boise
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Pavette Peage
Portia Club
Commercial Club
Springscon
Wpworth League
Prineton and
Corneil
Wesley Chapel
Cornell
Princeton
Ofl
Mesdames Purn Blake
Gish
Higley
Haff
Silas Mamer
Aml Ivanhoe
Dorsey
Jonathan and
David
U.S
The j= Fontaine
Rollo
Germany
Rhine
Rome
HGH School
Hector Thebo
Bliss
Idsbo
J. C. Woodward
W. H. Orceil
Jacob Oster
Simle
J. G. Hoe
Pay‘ette
E. Smith
L. W. Russell
Chicago
Gunnell
Pacific Fruit Express Co. Ig
B. Orcatt
Geo. W. Baker
Miseou
Delian
Burt Dean
Missou
T. D. Landon
A. E. Wood
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mies
Grace V. Bonner
Mranl
Geo. W. Baber
Twiht
Cedar Rapids
Jast
River
Minn
Mayo Bros
Tubercorcas
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