District Notes Trimmed with Local Happenings and Aid
District 6 reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kiefer and neighbors. Yager Butter field and Milligan sheep moved to summer range. Mrs. Welsh returns from California for health and joins her husband on the ranch. Children of the Gerlacks, Millie and Max, improving after illness. Payette Valley Nursery busy shipping shade trees to Ontario for public use. Electric Light and Power Co. surveys for a future line. Lucy birthday party hosted by Mrs. Carl Asmussen with gifts and luncheon. German Ladies Aid bazaar in Payette nets 55.25 to start building a church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Kiefer
H. Kiefer
Social Parties Shine in Payette Valley Lively Weekend
Miss Thompson visited Caldwell area as a migrant. R Henry hosted a social dance at Eudora farm with Blakesley and Fritchman on Friday night. Miss Margaret Frakes from Arcatia toured the valley. Mrs Crump and children from Payette visited Mrs Egbert at Deseret farm. Several neighbors attended the Bazaarn Payette event.
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Deseret Farm
Local notes include visits and housing projects in Payette area
Mrs J Bartsche and children rode the six oclock pony to Payette last Saturday returning Sunday afternoon. Henry Peutz traveled to Owyhee for ranch business. Mr and Mrs Dean and daughter visited Nyssa to see Mr Deans brother. John Alten accepted contracts for eight room two story houses for Henry Reimer and C J Lundt. C C Zinn moved to Payette with plans to relocate to Indiana after school. L B A club discussed Mothers Day with new.members and a flower seed gift. Social hour featured a flower contest won by Mrs F B Suplee. Tea at five with buttercup decor. Families Cornelson Precht and Vogt trip to Owyhee by auto. Socialist local met with C F Noyer for monthly business and social time. Albert Adam spent Sunday at Reimer home. E B Coxe still recovering from wagon accident.
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J. Bartsche
Payette
Henry Peutz
Owyhee
Dean
Margaret
Nyssa
John Alten
Henry Reimer
C. J. Lundt
Stoughton
Ohio
Hoskins
Indiana
L. 8. A. Club
C. Fritchman
F. B. Suplee
H. Cornelson
Helen
Evelyn
H. Prechteft
Poultry Diet Notes and Gizzard Aid Methods
The article discusses feed variety for chickens noting the gizzard uses gritty substances as teeth substitutes and lime or oyster shells aid eggshell formation. It shares methods like burning bones and shells, using plaster waste as scratch, and stressing regular care and water. It includes a village anecdote about a Pat and a pig to illustrate feeding logic.
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Piggle
Pat
Notice to Creditors in Seymour Estate Probate
In Canyon County Idaho the administrator John Alden warns creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be filed at the law office of F H Lyon in Canyon County Idaho. Dated March 27 1911.
Notice to Creditors in Foss estate Probate Case
In Canyon County Idaho the administrator Sarah Jane Foss notices creditors and claimants of William W Foss deceased to present claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication at the law office of Ira W Kenward Payette Idaho designated as the estate business place This notice dated March 25 1911 lists unclaimed letters at Payette Idaho post office week ending March 25 1911 including Frances Bellknap B F Duncan Caplano Fayr Nellie Kennedy Frank Kingsbury W B Grove E Nichols Theo A Strom Chas G Storey Mrs N Thomson Burt Venable Postmaster
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Payette
Idaho
Canyon County
Frances Bellknap
B. F. Duncan
Ciplano Fayr
Nellie Kennedy
Frank Kingsbury
W. B. Grove
E. Nichols
Theo
A. Strom Chas
G. Storey
N. Thomson
Burt Venable
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Iesler Bros. Beat Store
Giesler Bros
BELL
Ind
The
Electric Company
E. A. Chaney
Payette, Idaho
Benes
Lower Payette Valley
Genasco
Genasco Asphalt
Phoenix Rubber
Moss Mercantile Co
Ditors
Canyon
Maho
Clarissa M. Seymour
F. H. Lyon
John Alden
Payette Paint
E. H. Brubaker
Fulton
Main Street Ind
Plymouth
Puritan
Harry T. Lewis
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