Boise the Logical Location for Timber Mills Debate
A Boise centric critique of Oregon Short Line railroad rates presses for locating timber mills on the Payette River near Payette or Emmett rather than along the Boise River branch. The piece argues to avoid shifting resources to benefit a single city and urges using nearby timber sources with water power, while condemning perceived manipulation by a lumber company and railroad interests. It notes public utilities oversight and potential state level timber advocacy movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolee
Oregon
Paddo
Idaho
Bolso
Payette River
Bolee River
Payette
Public Utilities Commission
Carson
Lumber Company
Imber
Deine
Local notices from Washoe area include guests and church events
Washoe area notes report visits by Mrs Jacob Stroup and Mrs Mabel Rodrigues of Ontario. Alma Shamberger of Fruitland stayed with relatives. L G Beall missed Sunday School. Rosenberg helped Opentt build on Dead Ox Flat. A strong sermon by Rev Benjamin Smith followed by a large attendance. Parent-Teacher Circle reelects officers and reviews finances. Boy Scouts nearing Gleaners transition with new pins. Lawrence Wanden visits from Dead Ox Flat. Committees plan an Eastern program for Sunday School pupils. Rosenbergs hosted Sunday dinner. Corn meeting planned with Prof James Jones as guest. Teacher and officer meeting notes: agriculture class receives hotbed sash and plants. Mr and Mrs Alspach stay at Iowa Avenue. Dibble hosts. Scream Doors available at Empire Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Jacob Stroup
Ontario
Mabel Rodrigues
Axel Johnson
Fruitland
Alma Shamberger
Vand
Maud Shamberger
Susan
John Shamberger
L. G. Beall
Rosenberg
Opentt
Benjamin Smith
Christian Church of
Payette
Clara Mahoney
Gladys Orenit
Philip Shambergen
Roy Loughrey
B. Dibble
Susan Shamberger
FP. B. Russell
Boy Scouts
Lawrence Wanden
Dead Ox
Washoe
Jones
Alspach
Iowa Avenue
North
Dibble
Becketend
Wagen
Rodtas
Cape
Fragmented note on student behavior and professional standards
A fragmented quotation discusses undergraduates misrepresenting themselves to be graduates and competent professionals. It argues that when unskilled individuals intrude, they distort the field, and if male associations aid the standard of professional training, they will perform poor work.
Garden club and community notices aid local life
Local residents from Payette and surrounding areas discuss gardening tests and seed viability, Grange activities, visits, and social events. Reports mention visitors from Orchard Ave Grange, secretaries, and a seed contest with 36 bottles identified by numbers. Community groups plan meetings, banquets, and outings while noting health updates and travel through the region.
Irrigation District Drive Spurs Little Willow Meeting
Residents gathered at Garry Durets home on March 12 to renew efforts for irrigation funding and water access. J. W. Sturdevant reelected secretary and urged bond buyers. appeal to engage local businesses and residents to push construction and dam work with Slick Bros. as bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Willow
Heart of Directors
Garry Duret
Pam Dis
Willow Valley
Sturdevant
Colliedne
Frank Cram Jr
Asl
B.D. McIntyre
Cram
Lee Howard
James Applegate
Miss King
Chas
Skip'pen
Ontario
Canada
A. B. Moss
Moss
Mr. Slick
Slick Bros. Consmracting Co
Irigation
Payette
Frank Selden
Paddock Valley
Kelly
Long Valley
Tom Windle
Local Residents Move and Guests Arrive in Oregon and Idaho
A note of social updates shows Mrs. Vincent and daughter visiting Wester Ville while staying with Mr and Mrs Otto Miller on the Oregon side. The Newton family relocates from Payette to a new home near the S Applegate ranch. Mr and Mrs Keith Burns relocate and entertain friends at the Heslup place.
Cattle moves and community notices near Payette Oregon
The itemized rural column notes Fred Christensen moving cattle to Oregon range, Albert Wilson relocating to the Owyhee river area, and Mrs. Effie Gilbert visiting Payette. A Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Henry Sick’s home drew many attendees. A Ness of incidents includes Sam Raby’s painful scraper accident and a large Galbert sale at Kenwood ranch. Local schooling, weather, harvest planning, and condolences for A B Moss close the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Christensen
Bartenhagen
Range
Oregon
Ladies Aid
Henry
Mounig Olson
Cheriestensen
Payette
Sam Raby
Mr. Kenwood
Little Willow
Galbert
Kenwood
Walter Gerlach
Albert Wilson
Owyhee
Effie Gilbert
Ernest Stalin
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Boise
Emrpire Lumber
Lower Payette Valley
J. Trevey
J. Miller
Payette Ware
Sumiay
H. FP. Cate
Claud Banks
Deseret Farm
Farner
David Jones
Chas, Brown Jr
Bertram Howard
Idaho Industrial Institute
Ferris Harland
Orchard Ave. Grange
Suplee
H. Loveland Ained
Eewin White
Mice Carter
Florence Gregory
Mudies
Extenson Ditch Co
Walser
Fritchman
Filbert
Foesil
Ore
Pruitland
Connell
Bert Moggrige
Weiser
Wood
Wilver Carten
Bailey
Dayton
Wash
Addieon Jarside
Henry Pentz
Antie
Albuquerque
N. M
Thornton
Crystal
Mac Cheek
Kenda
Cox
R. L. Jimerson
Mitt Goodwin
Loveland
Mrns
Crome
Toni Brown
Her
Little Willow News
J. H. Parsons
P. H. Kroet
South End
Oent Street
Empire Lumber Co
Beresford
Parette
Route 2
A. J. Wood
J. D. Baker
Snyder
Utah
Portland
Apex
Moss Mercantile CO
Mounie Olson
John Hill
Jim Harrington
Aale
Anton Diedrehsen
Sick
Mee
Henningsen
Brubaker & Fulton
Kah
Ann of the Hess
Beever
Surlonal Hanks
Agetts
Tamsa
Aahuith
Sapital Stork Pala Ui
Uirplie Fund
Beolite Lees
Teres Pal National Jaub Hotel
Satiouki Hank
ANKE
Wheelie CaRliners
Gutalanding Hills
Inehudiarg
Staby
Canyon
A. T. Schitchfield
Bcritchfield
Falyon
J.w.neabith
J. A. Laver
Iirls
Weatiehean
Astausenn
Max Held
Arey
Himma Theatre
H. J. Bnyder
Thomas Bates
Powell
Payette Halghta
Weldon Berry
Palace Pharmacy
GEO. Rezac
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