High School Notes and Local Social Snippets
T R Neilson was away due to illness and returned to school this week. The Glee Club, led by HM Moes in Nelson’s absence, performed a solo last Thursday. The Senior German Class studied Wilhelm Tell, and Angela Burns spoke on Hamilton. Exams, report cards, tardy counts, and class notes fill the week. A carious social piece covers club gatherings, theater hopes, and a local letter from Mary A Crump. Otto Albert of Reinbeck visited to arrange horses. Payette editor notes anonymous letters and a club social at the Barry home with five hundred in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Neilson
Willem Tell
Angela Burns
Hamilton
Glee Club
Des
Ruby Landon
Johnnie Banks
Arwood Larson
Dorsey
Tweedy
New Suite
Bi Mona
Mies Dorney
Payette
Enterprise
Mary A. Crump
C. S. T. Club
J. J. Barry
Nelson Wilbur
John A. Harader
H. B. Catron
A. Graham
T. J. Brown
Charles R. Smith
Mire
Geo. Scott
Weather Summary and Classified Notices
Weather report for week starting March 4 at 6 p.m. lists high 64 and low 24 with dates noted. Precipitation totals 0.18 inches, greatest in 24 hours 0.08 inches. clear days two, partly cloudy one, cloudy four. winds BE FP. Observed by Allen. Classifieds include sale of hatching eggs from BE B Thompson Ringlet Barred Rocks and Kollerstrass Crystal White to Frank H Cram Jr, auto service by Let Snyder, and three Idaho farms for rent plus a silo listing for a dairy cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Eggn
BE. B. Thompson
Kollerstrass
Frank H. Cram, Jr
Auxiliary notes on BhOWer aid to McA at Commercial Club
The event drew social and financial success with many dishes, a silver purse fund, and donations collected via the McA headquarters. The Vocal Origin performance impressed Payette residents, and Mrs Crump led Candy table efforts netting 6.07. Division leaders praised new and old members and forthcoming events will announce via papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Sec
Shaw
Daisy Crump
Blanche
Donna Reane
Dorothy Compton
Crump
Public sale at Kenward ranch near Payette is announced
Thomas Galberth owner will sell at public auction on March 11, 1914 starting 1 pm. Readily described items include two black mares foaling, a 9 year old mare, two yearling colts, a Jersey cow, assorted hogs, brown Leghorn poultry, various farm machinery, wood supplies, fruit, kraut, lard, and tools. Terms: cash under $10. larger sums on credit with note at 10 percent interest. Auctioneers: J M Swanson. Clerk: F M Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenward
Ashbaugh
Little Willow
Payette
New Plymouth
Idaho
Thomas Galberth
Clearance Sale Promises Bargains on Shoes and Undergarments
A newspaper ad promotes a clearance sale offering shoes of all kinds at marked-down prices. Ladies shoes range from 5.00 to 9.50 with sale prices near 2.45, Misses and Children's shoes discounted, and men's dress and heavy shoes reduced to about 2.35 to 4.00. Underwear and shirts also heavily discounted.
Seed corn for the farmee Y M C A notes
A joint Y M C A meeting in Linecrafts and special committees discussed early building work for the association. Funds remain incomplete but donors and farmers contributed, with plans for a substantial, debt-conscious building program including cement orders and material sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. L. Bodura
Linecrafs
Howe
Y.M
W. A. Coughanour
W. F. Sherwood
Sherwood
Oow
MLC. A
Bravard
Emma Theatre
Plan to retest home grown corn samples for farmers
The Kane Improvement committees and Northwest partners organize a seed corn program. They will send two-pound samples to applicants, with a report blank to track results. A 25 cent charge covers packing and shipping per sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Northwest
Lre
Grow Tomatoes Contract Offered by The Canning Factory
The Canning Factory offers a contract to grow tomatoes this year. For sale two Plymouth Rock cockerels from Mrs. J. H. Patton, phone 898-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
J. H. Patton
Alfalfa Week Designated for Oregon Schools
Oregon designates the second week of March as Alfalfa Week to boost soil fertility and livestock interests. Schools at all levels will emphasize alfalfa in language and composition work, using bulletins from Oregon Agricultural College and the Melon Improvement Committee. Pupils will conduct corn testing, report results, and engage in ten planned projects including poultry, sewing, pig feeding, gardening, and dairy records with alfalfa planned as an eleventh project next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Melae
Forden
Farmers' Union Supports Alfalfa Campaign Across Region
The Farmers' Union endorses the Alfalfa on Every Farm effort with cooperative work along a broad campaign route. Observers report substantial progress in promoting diversified farming practices and expanding union influence. Holden Improvement committee formed to sustain and amplify the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Holden Improvement Committee
A Great Movement By Farmers Union In Oregon Idaho
J D Brown urges diversification in farming as a remedy to low returns. He notes Pacific Northwest conditions demand broader methods beyond single crop dependence and highlights Holden Improvement committee’s movement as a step toward social and intellectual community upbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brown
Pacific Northwest
Holden Improvement Committee
For Sale and Rent Notices from Caldwell Idaho
Classified brief notes list sale options and rentals. Items include alfalfa cutting day by J D Baker and a 40 acre ranch for rent near Payette framed by W C Sturdevant. Poultry offers include White Leghorn hens and cockerels from J H Elston Farm Caldwell and Mrs Tim Driscoll Wickoff strain. Local reader contact addresses appear at 1012 1014 Thoroughbred and 1014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Idaho
Tim Driscoll
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HGH
Incoder
Chester Taylor
Washoe
Otto Albert
Reimbeck
Reinbeck
Amet
Red Cross
Russell Department Store
Detroit
Bain Auto CO
Payette, Idaho
Snyder
Ida, Improvement Co
Emmett
Jarsey
B. L. Wells
Ida
Poland
China
F. M. Albert
J. M. Swanson
Satoris
Improvement Committee Wi
Washington
State Superintendent of Public Instruction of
J. A. Churchilly
Farmers’ Union Co-Operates
L. C. Crow
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union of America
Department of Oregon
White Company of
Chicago
London
England
Prof. White
Madam White
Paris
U. S
Canada
Old Mexico
Wm. F. Strother
Holy Family Catholic Church
Stanton Bros
Pure Food Store
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