Local Cleanups Move Across States Amid Spring Push
A regional effort promotes spring cleaning with coordinated events in Oregon Washington and Idaho. Organizers urge residents to participate, focusing on shrubbery removal and waste collection to beautify towns and counties. Community leaders anticipate broad participation and note plans to elect local committees to oversee continued cleanup efforts.
Ward councilmen waste funds on ward favors and rail road improvements
A fragmentary report argues that the election system for ward councilmen wastes money on improvements to bolster individual wards. It notes rail line corridors, Pacific Northwest projects, and future developments along railroad rights of way, with scattered civic and poetic references.
Western Union Launches Night Letter Service
Western Union introduces a night letter option with a reduced rate for ten word chunks and additional ten word increments. Messages must be plain English and telephone eligible, with special handling forms filed before noon, aiming to boost telegraph use among business callers.
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Butter and Buttermilk Bl Likely Progress in University Lab
A University of cleantext graduate Tag o has worked in the university laboratory on improving buttermilk use in cheese making. He reports success and notes four pounds of return to John Spainkower on the casein can be produced from one fat bench. He mentions a reward for information leading to return.
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Idaho touted for soil and irrigation prospects in Wing remarks
Breeders Gazette query answered by Joseph E Wing praises Idaho as a new country with marvellous soil and irrigation potential. He notes opportunities under Uncle Sam projects, while cautioning buyers to study local conditions before investing.
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Community Notes From Payette and Nearby
Mrs Walter Watts returns home after a month in Payette with her mother Mrs Dress Jer. County Superintendent Miss M G Carteton visited in 19 Het No. A farewell party for John Young at Lee Young s home featured music and dancing. Dorothy Shearer, infant daughter of A J Shearer, struggled with pneumonia but is recovering. Mrs C Willy and Mrs J Roberts drove to Welser. buggy tongue broken but no injuries. Mrs J B Durham hosted L Me Laighlin and Olga Belmore in Payette. Olga Belmore spent much of last week with Herman Refere in Payette. Geo Shurtleff and son visited Welser on business. Mr and Mrs RoMH Thornton and Mr and Mrs HLF Rowse were hosted by G W Lattig. Rowse noted Michigan orchards, Idaho’s fine orchards surprised him. Clifton Blakewhey and H Flag inad participated in Laymen's Missionary Convention at Noise Og Teeday March Mth. Mr and Mrs Bennet Applegate celebrated 25th wedding anniversary with relatives from Midvale Parwa Payette Welser Willow Creek. A bountiful toast and singing marked the day. many presents. Gordon Stone and sisters of Anita Iowa visiting Gregory. Stone owns a ranch here and will stay a few weeks. L McLaughtin attended church in Welser. Country Cousin ad notes Sorrol mate for sale at Enterprise Meat Market.
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New Plymouth News Highlights Local Social and Travel Notes
Local residents travel to Boise and Rome for events while others return from winter stays. Attendees at the Laymen's Convention in Hels react with enthusiasm and a Sunday Eeko meeting reports. Congregational Ladies Aid prepares a social, and women plan to join the Rebekahe in Payette with future plans for New Plymouth.
Local Residents Visit Shimp Ranch and Valley Figures
Arthur Wight and Howard Murphy spent several days visiting the Shimp ranch. Payette visitors included Mr and Mrs B D McIntyre and others. The notice warns against sheep herding near dwellings north of Payette and south of the old Nesbit place, with penalties under Idaho Revised Codes. Range Protective Association, C J Londt Secretary, Lee Young President.
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