Payette County Division debate analyzed by New Plymouth Letter
The letter rebuts a Payette Enterprise critique of county division, argues a six cent levy with a $5.5 million valuation is cheaper than remaining in Canyon County, and discusses county property valuation, bank dealings, and the future county seat. It defends county division and questions the Sentinel editor’s motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth Sentinel
Payette Enterprise
Gem County
Payette County
Canyon County
the Sentinel
Wome
Tayette
Tegether vi Lins Yebr
Retina
Tssvayer
Naka
New Plymouth
Pretland
Willow Crooks
Ema
Boise Valley
Paye Valley
Pay Atte County
Canyon
Ak Dtsgenist
The
Sentinel
Payette
Frattland
Plymouth
Weiser
Proposal
Sentin
Coun'y
Ate Entekee
Payette Valley
Fayette Valley
Mehco
Social Welfare and Reform Meetings Documented
A district notice outlines two meetings led by Mrs. John Stay and Mrs. John Webb. Topics include state and local parks, forestry, roadside planting, wild flowers, waterways, and bird protection. The second meeting focuses on prison reform, delinquency, training, homemaking work, parole, and the social climate impacting women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contil
John Sh Tay
Lincoln Maidway
Onur
Bhutan
United States
John Webb
Message From General Federation President Urges Support
Mrs Cowles president of the General Federation appeals all state federations and clubs to display the national meeting tunes. She sends a message to President Wilson stating the federation stands loyally behind the government and pledges to serve the nation to the best of its ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowles
General Federation
Wilson
Womnon'a
Dir
Plans for Home Economics Discussion Council Meeting New Orleans
A council meeting in New Orleans covers home economics topics led by Mrs. Josh Cawler and Miss Helen Louise Johnson. Sessions discuss the high cost of living, dress ideas for women and schoolgirls, child welfare under Home Economies, and food sanitation with state chairmen from multiple states. A joint meeting of art literature and music departments on April 12 at 2 PM asks how the state can serve General Federation interests without harming local needs, focusing on unity publicity and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Josh Cawler
Helen Louise Johnson
N.Y
Pearl Maconald
Wwneb
Dtc
Mary E Sweny
A. H. Davisson
F. T. Faville
Ju. B. Eliott
Rommin
Eleven Years Ago Payette Enterprise Items
A compilation of Payette Enterprise items from eleven years past. Notes include social visits, local business changes and events such as the Parker Candy Kitchen moving to Welser, a new Independent Telephone building foundation, real estate firm Hammond and Houper erecting a large viewboard, church notices, fund-raising or loan offers, and small ads including poultry and seed potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Mra
Haynes
Belew
Parker Candy Kitchen
Welser
Ming Devite
Independent Telephone
Frm
Hammond and
Houper
Frank Wager
Iltile
Demeliter Marie
McCord
Baken City
Bird
M. B
Meyers
Muss Mere, Co
Cox and
Bryan
Payette Valley
Reed's
Pleske
J. A. Laver
Payne
Canyon Com
H. McComsey
Boise
W. PF. Herline
C. Levers
G. F. Gray
Real Estate and Livestock Classifieds Listing
Classified notices include rentals in business district and 80 acre property for rent or sale, two residences for rent near downtown, stock ranches and bearing orchards offered by Payette Valley Real Estate Agency, plus a young team for sale and a sorrel filly for sale from J D Daher. Contacts include Geo Rezac M G Riebeling Mrs C M Lackey and J D Daher with phone 133-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Riebeling
Payette Valley Real Estate Agency
J. D. Daher
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G. W. Moore
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Garr
Mountain States
Epscopal
Geo. Rezac
J. A. White
Ontario Sales Company
Moore Barn
Ontario
A. McWilliams
Oregon
White & Quickert
Idaho
Ford Garage
W. H. Klingeblebl