City Wins in Supreme Court on Sidewalk Contract
The Supreme Court affirmed Judge Bryan's ruling in the Penne vs City of Payette suit over the sidewalk and curb construction in an improvement district. The decision ends the bitter dispute and praises completing the work, urging unity and forward progress for Payette despite political differences.
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Malmost
Supreme Court
Bryan
BE. W. Penne
Payette
Messrs Lathrop
McComeey
Nitrate Deposits Near Homedale Idaho Reported
Geological Survey notes near Homedale Oregon a nitrate field in Buckar Creek valley with two deposit types crevice and bedded. Crevice deposits are thin and patchy, exhaustion seen. bedded deposits in rounded hills likely low concentration, not commercially viable. Minor prospecting occurred in November 1914 with samples collected.
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Eearch
United Shites
Homedale
Toaho
Geological Survey
Buckar Creek
Malheur County
Oregon
Ine
Sucker Creek
The Man Who Sells the Apples
B A Perham of North Pacific Fruit Distributors will address Idaho apple growers with talks in Payette Emmett and other venues. He will discuss marketing problems and the past season hardships, offering first hand market insights from Spokane and beyond.
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B. A. Perham
North
Air
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Spokane
Washington
United States
Idaho
Mr. Perham
Ues
Methodist church services and weekly meetings schedule
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday services at 11 A M and 7 30 P M with Sunday School at 10 A M Epworth League at 6 50 P M Weekday Bible study Monday 7 30 P M Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 30 P M Teachers Training Wednesday 8 30 P M Epworth League Business Meeting first Monday evening monthly The Ladies Aid Society meets first Thursday 2 30 P M The Stewards Trustees and Official Board meet second Thursday 7 30 P M The Sunday School Board meets fourth Wednesday after prayer meeting The Womans Home Missionary Society meets third Thursday 2 30 P M The Queen Esther Circle meets Tuesday evenings alternate weeks The Womans Christian Temperance Union meets first Thursday 2 30 P M
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
Sunday School
Womans Home Missionary Society
Queen Esther Circle
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Fruitland Community Sale Planned by James Barnard
James Barnard schedules a community sale in Fruitland for Thursday March 15 featuring horses cattle hogs farm machinery and seed corn with other items. Bring property to Fruitland on the date. Wm T Sherman W R C. Next Saturday March 14 is the Corps regular meeting and District Convention with guests from Weiser and Emmett. Dinner at 10 C F Hall. Members urged to attend both sessions.
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Payette
March Inn
Fruitand
Johnson's Hall
Emmett
Perham
Perma
James Barnard
Wm. T. Sherman W. R. C
Weiser
Wm. 1. Sherman Corps
10.C.F. Hall
Wm. T. Sherman Post
Co-Operative Creamerty Company
Greenity
Card of Thanks for James Roe and Family
The Roe family expresses sincere gratitude to all who offered assistance and comfort during the illness and death of their beloved little boy James Roe.
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James Roe End
High School Notes Highlight Odd Weekend Doings
John Hickey visited his parents in Pocatello over the weekend. The girls basketball team beat Caldwell 14 to 15 with Mildred Stark scoring all points. The team showed solid teamwork. Saturday they toured Bolte and returned home that evening. Howard and Frank Goodwin returned after a two week absence. Alta Hurd was out with a sprained ankle. Pansy Johnson, ill with measles, is expected back soon. Hazel Rose missed Monday afternoon due to illness. Miss Bauer, chaperone to Caldwell, was stricken with measles and is recovering in Boise. Lila Callens filled in for English and German. Paul Brainard now leads Freshman English. J. E. Turner came back from Cincinnati after attending the Principals and Superintendents conference. Prof. Neilaon hosted a Victrola concert last Thursday and Friday.
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John Hickey
Pocatello
Caldwell
Mildred Stark
Tirle
Bolte
Howard
Frank Goodwin
Alta Hurd
Pansy Johnson
Hazel Rose
Miss Bauer
Boise
Lila Callens
Mire Baker
Paul Brainard
J. E. Turner
Cincinaati
Principel
Neilaon
The Unpardonable Sin sermon for Presbyterian church
The sermon laments war's impact on Presbyterians abroad. It notes 1280 picked workers in 15 nations plus 6000 natives aiding, with budgets over two million. Missions from Mexico to Beiruit, Persia, India, and China face upheaval as conflicts disrupt schools, churches, and aid.
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Presbyterian Church
Mexico
West Africa
Vilnes
Syria
Beiruit
Persia
Alexander the Great
Wara
India
China
Japan
Kianchan
Lectures From Jean Morris Hills To Aid Payette Youth
Mrs Jean Morris Hills author psychologist and adviser brings a series of lectures to Payette on life work and character. The program runs Sunday March 14 to March 20 with talks on woman opportunity vocation love marriage and character building. Admission to lectures is 25 cents in most sessions.
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Payette
Jean Morris Hills
Ets & Unique
Northwest
Montana
Pacific
Bagenleer Lane
Wennnesday
Local News on Injured Boy and City Rail Line Woes
A son of George Churchyard suffered a serious arm injury in a Sunday accident involving a family steer, treated by Dr. J. G. Woodward who reduced the dislocation. The piece then argues for better street lighting and rail line patronage to boost Payette Valley traffic and local development.
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Esac Churchyard
George Churchyard
J. G. Woodward
Payette Valley
O.S.L
Idaho
Dorothy
Feeree Place
Sixth Street
Mr. Dorathy
Dence
Alex Smith
Wil
Dorshy
Payette News Briefs Mixed with Community Notes
Local items report residents visiting, illnesses, and travels around Payette. Names include Mrs Muteh, Eagar Wilson, M E Wood, Jack Orrell, Charles McCra, and Sam Goat. Events cover church, WCTU activities, meetings, and a planned permanent Commercial Club affiliate.
Card of thanks for condolences and floral gifts
The family expresses gratitude to friends for aid during their daughter's illness. They appreciate the kind words, comfort, and beautiful floral offerings from Mrs Mary A White and Mrs Gwenn Dickinson.
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Mary A
Gwenn Dickinson
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A. R. Dingley
Wood & Spauldings
HGH School
Biret National Bank Buildag
Letier Frum
Brazil
Jean Morris Ellis
M.C. A
Ralph V. Thurston
Morro Velho
Rio de Janero
Ated
Delio Horizonte
Micax Gerses
Guld
St. John del Rey
Morro Velko Ie Aul
Wenéle Kee
Itpe
March Ltd
Hiverside
ooRnl
Paul Walker
Walther
Henry Bartenhagen
Tiecumia
Henry Wells
Ouro Preto
Minas Geraes
R. R
Berder
Marianna
Ouro Pre
Baptist Church
BYU
Our Church
Chureday
Talanathe
Muteh
Bobe
Eagar Wilson
M. E. Wood
Martin Gutter
Bates
Jack Orrell
Nyssa
Cresent
Charles McCra
Mr. McCra
Welser
Canyon Com
Misaiu
Sam Goat
Osteria
BR. Hinkston
Claude Ensign
Notte
Mr. Culberson
W. P. Ackerman
Ue Farmers Co-operative Ditch Co
New Plymouth
Payne
Little Daughter
Ontario
Wim. Maule
T. D. Landon
T. D
W.ctu
Coughsnour
Io Law
Wm Hamilton
J. F. Orr
Tahoe
Oregon L &P. Co
May Hutchinson
The
Capital News
Mia
Hutchinson
Ray Hurd
Cambridge
Dotha Farsom
Statesman
Baise
Isiasatinese
Commerciat Club
Commercial Club
W. W. Baker
Wells Ranch
Hazel
W.£. Perkins
A. R. Kithley Af
Sumpter
Greece
Teff
Teffe Place
Jerome
Idate
Fred Swank
J. 1 Barry
Chilton Bowman
BE. T. Bowman
J. Laing
R. Barry
Harold Shake
Arthur Merritt
Idaho Light Af Power Co
Gorham Mercantile Co
Ladies Aid
Charles KR White
Corinth
Marel White
Loa Dussten Anducle
St. Anthony
Chapel of God
Riversiie
A. Wells
San Jose
Celiforla
Ebé Wilev
Woodland
W. B. Bobbitt
San Franchied
Litas Wilson
Childrens
W.C.T U, Work
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