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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1924

Page

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Auto accident near Patten ranch injures Payette youths

A seven passenger Buick driven by Katherine Ponte with Payette High School Expression clan members aboard ran into a ditch near the Patten ranch after an unaligned bridge. None were seriously hurt though several occupants suffered on the scene bruises. The group had been at Bolton School House on Willow Creek and were returning home when the crash occurred. The car owned by A L Ponte and left at the Patten ranch.

Payette Expression Payette High School Bolton Willow Creek Patten Ranch A. L. Ponte Katherine L. Thurston Misa Sanders Expresson Mary Christian Mildred Barton Frederick Shawhan Hollace Arment Blanche Bigelow Mr. Patten

Idaho Auto Club urges government to mark Oregon Trail

Boise reports the Idaho State Automobile Association urges Congress to designate the Oregon Trail as a national or state route and place markers. They oppose private fundraising or commercialization, arguing highways are public works and salaries should be eliminated. The group may seek highway department support for the Sampson trail in the future.

Boise Idaho Idaho State Automobile Associaton Smith Oregon Trail Sey Idaho Association Safe Highway Department

Nell Pitch serves Payette with steady climb in rail work

Nell Pitch sends renewal to the Enterprise a year early and extends best regards to Payette friends. A native of Payette, he is praised for sticking to one line, advancing from railroad shops at Pocatello to the inspector position. He has held the role for over a year and sees potential for further advancement.

Nell Enterprise Payette Anoter Pocatello

Tell It to the Editor and a Check Without Funds

The article notes editors rely on community tips to publish news. M. Pelrea, 18, Ontario Oregon, was arrested on a warrant for issuing a check without funds to C. D. Cole for $6.00. He pleaded guilty and got 30 days in county jail.

M. Pelrea Ontario Oregon Luther Young Perron C. D. Cole

Apple Blossom Festival Brightens Payette Valley Day

Plans are under way for the Annual Apple Blossom Festival on May 1 led by the Portia Club to bring the community together. Crowning of May Queen by the Governor will be by ballot with voting running March 20 to April 20. Entries include Bernice Hurd Nancy Hirls Mildred Bain Helen Moss and others. Funds come from store doll purchases with Portia receiving a penny per delist ticket to finance the festival.

Portia Club Osen Portia Bernice Hurd Nancy Hi Rls Mildred Bain Helen Moss Olivar Mathis Violet Swank Leona Diedrickson Leta Alspach Hazel Brubaker Ruth Shamberger Gertrude Boal Fern Brubaker Amy Beckman Kate Pence Beth Shamberger Helen Gutterridge Grace Johnston Apna Good Violet Searson Payette Valley

Valley View Club Golf Outing Prompts Dress Rehearsal Challenge

Valley View Golf Club members gathered on the course east of the city reservoir for a day of excellent weather and rapid records in play. Rumors say women may challenge men in a tournament to test perceived superiority, with Ontario also forming a 25 member club and plans for a later season match. The Payette community shows strong interest as beginner pros advance, and a $15 outfit and membership offer invites new players aged eight to eighty, regardless of sex, to join this social recreation. A Lenten Tea is set for March 20 at Mrs. C A Smith’s home with hostesses Mrs. Dames C A Smith, J M Hutchinson, L Pateh, Sam Walker, and Ruth Moss.

Valley View Club City Reservoir Ontario Payette Payetta C. A. Smith Mesdames J. M. Hutchinson L. ¥. Pateh Sam Walker Ruth Moss

Bowman Orchard Sold to Charley Pettit

Charley Pettit of Fruitland Beach gained ownership of the BE. T. Bowman orchard, a 20 acre tract three miles south of town, in a deal closed late this week for $6,000. Pettit will take possession at once.

Charley Pettit Fruitland Beach BE. T. Bowman Mr. Pettit

Portia Club Meeting At Outlook Club Weiser

Portia members are urged to attend the Outlook Club of Weiser next Monday at 2 pm in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Mrs J E Turner serves as secretary and invites members to welcome guests.

Portia Outlook Club Weiser Chamber of Commerce J. E. Turner Paynite

Home Saved By Fire Department On Fifth Street

The home of John Williamson on Fifth street was damaged by fire last Monday. Fire started in the attic, likely from a chimney spark, and may have been fed by dry leaves in the gutter. The fire department arrived with the chemical engine, extinguished the blaze before major damage, furniture undisturbed, and insurance covers estimated building damage at two to three hundred dollars.

John Williamson Fifth Street

Mayor appoints chief of police and street commissioner

Night Policeman Fred Christen sen was appointed chief of police and street commissioner by Mayor Woodward and unanimously confirmed by the city council to fill the vacancy from Allen Astegal’s resignation. He will stay as night man until his successor is chosen.

Fred Christensen Woodward Allen Astegal Fred

School Exhibit Funds Buy Pictures. Tragedy Strikes Local Students

From Tuesday to Friday last week the Hien School gym drew steady crowds as students and townspeople viewed the exhibit at ten cents a ticket. Receipts neared one hundred dollars to purchase pictures for the High School building. Grief swept the school with the death of Leia Merrion on Friday the 14th. The High School extends sympathy to her family. On March 13 awards were given to top sellers of The Country Gentleman subscriptions. Verniece Olson earned a fountain pen for seven subs, Nelon McRae led boys with a pen, and many sellers received pencils and lead.

Hien School Leia Merrion Curtis Publishing Company Verniece Ol Son Nelon McRae Gertrude Boals Ethelyn Cornelson Holt Fritehman Vera Gish Alice McDonald Margaret J. Rogers Claretta Suplee James Greene Heber Moss Douglass Brad Shaw James Pearce Lyal Boltman Ruth Chadwick

Health Poster Contest Captures Payette School Talent

More than one hundred Payette School pupils submitted health posters for the Inter-State Health Poster Contest involving Washington Oregon Montana and Idaho. Six posters from Payette will vie in Boise with state entries in Spokane for the inter state contest prizes. Pupils named include Virginia Leigh Wesley Rose Howard Bobbitt Inez Equals Jack K Norris and Fred Lane.

State Tuberculosis Association Payette Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Boise Spokane Virginia Leigh Wesley Rose Howard Bobbitt Inez Equals Jack K. Norris Fred Lane Anna C. Pearson Co. Supt

Increased Business Pushes New Building Plans

Farmers Co operative Creamery seeks expansion due to rising output. A new brick addition worth about 15,900 dollars will connect to the plant, including a 29,000 dollar refrigerator system and cooling equipment. The city council also approved a contract with Idaho Power Co for municipal pumping, promising tax savings.

Armers Re Creamery Co Straet Connert Busin and Farmers Co-operative City of Payette Idaho Power Co Orr

Florida strawberries arrive for Elk banquet in Idaho

The first Florida strawberries received in this Idaho district were delivered this week to Mr. Palumbo by the J. C. Palumbo firm. Eighty quarts arrived in excellent condition in a refrigerator crate for the Elk's banquet Friday night, noted as the finest quality seen locally and priced accordingly.

Florida Idaho Mr. Palumbo J.C. Palumbo

Honoring Miss Harleyne Satoris at Payette Gathering

Mrs Walter G Pence hosted a cordial party at her Cen ter avenue home last Saturday in honor of Miss Harleyne Satoris visiting from Portland. Former schoolmates and friends enjoyed refreshments priced at 30 cents while Miss Satoris prepared to depart for Baker Oregon to join her parents.

Walter G. Pence Center Avenue Harlene Satoris Portland Satoris Payette Katherine Stanford Etley Loughrey Boise Sam Taylor Ontario Lar Lattig D. S. Cochran David I. Peterson I. L. Thurston Wayne Keith el Baker Oregon F. Mn iSatoris

Bookkeeper Resigns to Move to Montpelier Office

Elwin Bivens, bookkeeper at the Payette Valley Rex Spray office, resigns effective April 1 to open an office for the Van Duesen Bookkeeping Syndicate in Montpelier Idaho and will remain in charge of the business. The community regrets losing a valued local family.

Elwin Bivens Payette Valley Rex Spray Montpelier Idaho van Duesen Bookkeeping Syndicate Payette

Fire prevention urged by department head

The Fire Department calls for prevention measures by citizens cleaning leaves and rubbish from gutters and roofs. Chief Fatson stresses safe burning practices and urges disposal to reduce fire risk while noting city responses to recent incidents and upcoming showings of Roy Gibson films.

Riverside Beats Battery C In Season Opener

The season opener saw Riverside defeat Battery C 13 to 2 on the Riverside diamond. Battery C struggled as Riverside dominated with a strong offense and solid pitching throughout the game.

Battery C Riverside Nine Riverside

Harper Oregon Chalk Factory Planned Near Harper

Mr and Mrs W J Hayes returned from a pleasure trip to Harper Oregon where a nearby pair of partners from Baker Oregon plan building a chalk factory to commercialize local chalk deposits along the railroad. The notice also promotes the Portis club dances on April 1 at the Pavilion.

Harper Oregon W. J. Hayes Mace Yale Beker Portis Club

Anti-T G Aso Doing Wonders In Tuberculosis Crusade

The report details county sale totals and per capita comparisons for the tuberculosis association in 1923 and 1922, noting continued funding despite financial stringency. It highlights nursing expansion across counties, school inspections, nutrition classes for underweight children, and a coordinated effort with state and federal agencies to prevent tuberculosis and improve public health through education, clinics, and sanatorium support.

Hare Tura O UF Uy Nine News Equmtien Wen

Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Delinquency Case

Ernest Town, arrested last week for contributing to the delinquency of a female juvenile, was tried before a jury in the probate court. The jury found him guilty. The court imposed a fine of 25 dollars and costs of 26 dollars. his attorney filed an appeal immediately.

Ernest Town Froitlad

Grange meeting discusses tax burden and equity

Pomona Grange and Orchard Avenue Grange met at the Chap per House north of town. D R Hubbard spoke on a more equitable tax system explaining the Tax Tangle with examples from land timber and auto taxes. The group adopted a resolution opposing federal range commerce and prepared for June meetings with Willow Grange.

Pomona Grange Chapper House Orchard Avenue Grange D. R. Hubbard Hubbard Grange Agricu Fire Watlsee Fomona Willow Grange D. W. Ainry

Payette Apple Crops, Prices, and Minstrel Banquet Details

Apple growers in Payette County plan for the 1924 crop as shipments from Denney & Co. pick up and the evaporating plant runs late into spring. Prices for Winesaps remain steady around 20 per ton with a 4200 notation for context. A minstrel show by the Payette County Band concludes with a banquet at the White Lunch, honoring the cast and organizers, including Stoner for program work.

Denney & Co Payette J. C. Palumbo Fi Payette Valley Payette County Bors Stoner

Buick Council EP Alden water drama and radio club notes

Fragmented local report covers Buick owners, pumping station issues, and a radio hobby night hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J D Orr. It recounts a multi city radio journey, audio program highlights from KGO, Hastings, Calg ary, Los Angeles, and other places, plus a note on a looming school quarantine in New Plymouth as the vale ly epidemic grows.

Buick Council Alden Weston Center Wilebars Buick J.D. Orr Orr KGO

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Hve Valley View Golf Club Bowman Orchard Portia Club Meeting THE Harleyne Satoris Fatson Brie Eiginds T. G. Aso Marco Shinr Letson’s Favilles Am List Payette Equity Exchange Issase New Plymouth
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