Annual Meeting Notice of Payette Creamery Company Idaho
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Co operative Creamery Company of Payette Idaho will be held in Payette at the Commercial Club on Tuesday April 4 1916 for election of three directors and other business. Program 10:00 A M election of directors 1:00 P M welcome address by R L Shaw president. Payette Commercial Club. Mr Gipson appointment those who favor a larger navy will be interested to learn J H Gipson of Caldwell has accepted an appointment on the National Committee of the Navy League of America to survey sentiment in Idaho for a larger navy with a view to sending a delegation to the Washington conference April 10-18. Response by F M Northrop. Address by W T McCall county agriculturist subject Co operation in farming. Address by G B Frevert of Salt Lake City Utah creamery expert Western Division US Dairy Department subject Quality of cream. General discussion. Financial report of creamery. H Gregory president J Nodle sec y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Co-operative Creamery Company of
Payette
Idaho
Commercial Club
Adas I
R. L. Shaw
Pay
Tte Commercial Club
W. T. McCall
Agriculturist
G. B. Frevert
Salt Uske
Utah
U. S. Dairy Department
Creamery
H. Gregory
J. Nodle
Secy
J. H. Carico
Cambridge
T. J. Jackson
Welser
Pleasant Valley
Don Liewyn
Boise
Gregory Place
Royal Gwent Welsh Singers to Visit Portland Concert
Royal Gwent Welsh Singers famed for world renowned choruses since the 15th century announce a concert at the M. H. B church in Portland on April 3. The group, led by Caradog Griffith Rhys Jones, has earned prestigious trophies and prizes, including Crystal Palace wins, and is celebrated as a standard bearer of Welsh choral singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gwent
Caradog
Griffith Rhys Jones
Crystal Palace Company
Gendon
Paria Prize
Proudman
Principality
Lave
Crystal Palace
The
Royal
Land of Wongs
Wales
Chicago
Royal Gwent Singers
Shureh
Juniors to Race One Mile at High School Field
The Juniors plan a Friday one mile race at the High School field with seven entrants: Clem Masonheimer Allen Parks Lyle Dagg Less Gilberg LeRoy Maule R Johnson and Joe Harland. The Y contemplates a town garden on a vacant lot to demonstrate profitable use of ground for summer, with Mr Brown the agricultural instructor to advise on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Masonheimer
Allan Parks
Lyle Dagg
Less Gilberg
LeRoy Maule
R. Johnson
Joe Harland
Brown
Post Office Store adds cigars and magazines and subscriptions
Landon announces expansion of the Post Office Store stock to include cigars tobacco and candies and a full line of magazines and literature plus subscriptions. Also lists Baptist Church schedule with Sunday School 10 AM preaching 11 AM and 7 PM BYPU activities Prayer and Praise Wednesday 8 PM and monthly meetings of Ladies' Aid and Woman's Mission circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Landon
Methodist Church Undated Services Schedule
Sunday school 10 AM and sermons 11 AM and 8 PM at the Methodist church with Epworth League at 7 PM. Weekday prayer meetings Wednesdays, Epworth League business on the first Monday at 8 PM. Various society meetings listed including Queen Esther Circle, Sunday School Board, Ladies Aid, Stewards and Trustees. church events include Tuesday or Thursday sessions. notice also lists Church of God services. Also notes for rent of 49 acres and free government land listing with township plat and entry details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Queen Hether
Mede
Sunday School
Ladien Aid Society
North Payette Club News and Social Gatherings
Local society notes recount Mrs. R H Garland hosting the 18 0 club, farewells for Maud Carter and Mr and Mrs CO Miller with silver spoons, honorary member Mrs A J Shearer, and St Patrick s and garden season events. Guests include Silas Carter, Cyrus Lattig, C Anderson, and neighbors from Fruitland to Roberts Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Garland
OH. Miller
Maud Carrier
A.J. Shearer
B. F. Lattig
CO. H. Miller
Maud Carter
Roberts
Idaho Falls
Silas Carter
Fruitland
C. Anderson
Cyrus | Lattlg
Payette
Mra
Geo. Adams
Crane Creek
Ino
Matteson
Tom Mogeridge
Gordon Stone
Antta
Gregory
Bessie Mammen
Caldwell
Saples
Durham
Jolly-Six
Seguin
Wash
C. H. Miller
Spur
Idaho
Henry Portner
J James Douglass
Twin Falls
Pent
James Shear
Weather Summary for Week Ending March 21 1916
Weather report shows week ending March 21 with seven days of data. Highest temperature 71 on 16 and 17, lowest 30 on 17 to 21, mean 60.5, total precipitation .67 inches. Greatest 24 hour rainfall 0.45 inch. Clear days 1, partly cloudy 3, cloudy days 3. Prevailing wind direction changeable. Observer Allen. Also includes Adver tised letter list for week ending March 18 1916 with names Cox D M Raat Mina Beth Hart WL T Bowman P M.
We Can Wait No Longer on Mexican Crisis
Editorial argues Villa and his bandits must be punished by the United States. It laments repeated forbearance over Mexican violence against American citizens and border property, urging U.S. troops to pursue killers, secure the border, and restore order in Northern Mexico, with no return home until Americans are safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbus
New Mexico
Are Eisco Villa
Mexico
Winton
Villa
Carranza
United States
Vera Cruz
Villaey
Rio Grande
Notice of Proof for Payette River Water Diversion
At 9 AM on April 21, 1916, in Payette Idaho before Notary F H Lyon proof will be submitted of completion of diversion works for 200 cubic feet per second from Payette River under Permit 7340. Holder: D C Chase Trustee for Slough Committee for City of Payette. Uses include coating, storing logs, and power. priority date March 15, 1911. Publication dates March 23 to April 18, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
State of
Idaho
D. C. Chase
Slough Committee
B. M
Payette River
High School Notes Highlight Club Work and Sports Prep
Fred Johnson reports a high school assembly where Government Supervisor Mr. Farrell and State Extension Director Mr. Center spoke on club work, with the Canyon County banner shown. The athletic program began preparations for the season, including a student-led field effort and a lunch. Rupert’s claimed state basketball title is disputed by Payette, and weather delays postpone baseball until next week while track training continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Farrell
D. D. Center
State Extension Department
University of Idaho
Weat
Washoe
Center
Canyon County Boys and Girls Club
Canyon A6
Payette
Statesman
Rupert
Idaho
Oregon
Fowler
W. T. McCall
Alicia Anderson
Parma
Earl Hutchison
Don’t throw away an expensive casting
A broken casting should not be discarded. Jensen tan welds it for reuse or repair, preserving value and reducing waste. The note emphasizes practical salvage and professional restoration to extend the item's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Tan
For Sale Horse and Wagon by Wood and Spaulding
For sale a seven year old horse weighing 1500 pounds in good condition and a delivery wagon. The sellers Wood and Spaulding offer the items together or separately.
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IOC
Payette National Bank
F. M. Northrop
Portland
Fine Tree
Justice Hughes
Senator Borah
Maho
Chas
Bolton
H. P
W. ii
Payette Valley
Jensen
P. D
Y.P.U
P.U
Our Ladies’ Aid
Our Woman's Mission Circle
Methodist Church
Church OF God
Harry Fanham
Christian Endeavor
Parsons
H. W. Squall
Golden Rule Store
Inter Mountain Map Co
Botte
North Payette News
Allen
Observer
Cox
D. M
T. Bowman
P. M
J. H. Smith
McCammon
South Ninth Street
L. M. Lyon
U. S, Land Commissioner
Flrst National Bank
Payette, Aho
Norris & Kummer
First National Bank
Scatteraay O
van Duyn
Scatterday & van Duyn
Roome
Littl
Caldwell, Idaho
al, Shaw
State Vet
Veternarians
Pin Thue
Geo. W. Baker
Sweet
John B. Finney
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Stanton Bros
Pure Food Store
Rezac’s
G. R. Conyers
Sherman Post
Com
Modern
Woodmen of Americar
Grange Hall
Lester
Nelehborn
Geisler "Ros
C. W. Giesler
Hienry Carstens
Conavl
Washoe Lodge
Manonio Hall
Thurston-Crighton
BR. L, Shaw
W. My
Holmes
JH. Lyon
Attorney At Law Notary Public
Payette National Bankc
Postoffice
OR. H. B. Catron Osteopath Office
Conghanour Building
Walter Watts
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