Payette Mayor appoints officers and city committees
Mayor J R Woodward outlines the new term policy, appoints city officers including City Attorney, Chief of Police, Night Marshall, and Water Works chiefs, and reconfigures committees for Public Affairs and Police and Fire. He notes traffic regulation, dog tax, street and water system issues, and proposes joint meetings with Weiser and Ontario officials.
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J. R. Woodward
Payette
Big
Idaho
Horable Council
Couneil Alleh
Street & Alley
Water Works
Police and Fire Committee
Weiser
Ontario
A. 0. Sutton
C. P. Lattig
Allen Stegall
Fred Christensen
E. H. Alden
Geo. Cornelius
R. R. Fitch
A. W. Christian
BF. McCarroll
J. R. McKinney
Police & Fire Committee
H. C. Musgrove
B. F. McCarroll
W. F. Sherwood
B. FP. McCarroll
H. O. Musgrove
W. Pr. Sherwood
Geo. H. Small
A. “W. Christian
Maulding family wed location shift and moved goods
The C A Maulding family wed from the Coughanour building south 9th to the Carleo property north 8th street. G C Mc Peak household goods arrived from Buhl and the family is now located in the Short property on Center avenue recently vacated by the Fred Bain family. Community Paint day May 12. Wood & For drives in country inquire at dings F M Mots & Bro.
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C. A. Maulding
Coughanour
Carleo
G. C. McPeak
Buhl
Center Avenue
Fred Bain
F. M. Mots & Bro
Commencement Week at Payette High School
Payette High Week of graduation events features 45 graduates receiving diplomas. May 11 Expression Class presents Clarence. May 13 Rev Thomas Ashworth delivers Baccalaureate. May 14 address by A H Upham. May 16 Junior Senior Banquet. May 18 encore with Quality Street.
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Payette
Wek
Booth Tarriington
Clarence
Thomas Ashworth
Episcopal Church
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
Aday
J. M. Barrie
Quality Street
Pumping Plant Sol Tle Sold to Baker City Works
The pumping plant two miles west of Payette on the Oregon side, once installed by Col. C. F. St, was sold to Baker City Machine Works and will be moved by Independent Transfer Co next week. The plant cost about 7500 but failed due to insufficient power. Baker City also bought the relief of the old Prestel mill to move simultaneously.
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Ninth Street
Railroad of
Melals
North Ninth Street
Payette
Qur Double
Baker City
Voice of Payette Girl Sings in University Glee Club
Miss Junetta Kirkendall, touring with the University of Idaho Ladies Glee Club, describes a club trip to Plummer St Maries Couer d Alene and Wallace where the 20 members gave concerts and were warmly hosted. Her voice earns her a place in the club and selection as one of three in the trio.
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Payette
Junetta Kirkendall
University of Idaho
Ladies Glee Club
University of
Weller
Plummer
St. Maries
Couer a'Alene
Wallace
Mise Kirkendall
Glee Club
Local Angling Records Fall As Sizeable Bass Landed
A report from Mr B A Blair and Nova Lathrop notes a six pound five ounce black bass at 22 inches and a seven pound bass with a five pound catch nearby. Several larger basses reportedly struck and escaped, marking the largest catches reported in the region so far this spring.
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B. A. Blair
Nova Lathrop
Mr. Blair
jNova
Cats for Sale by J A Pearce at 237 South 10th Street
J A Pearce expands into a new line offering cats for sale in various colors, male or female, guaranteed house broke or money back. Cats can be seen at the car ranch 237 South 10th Street. Atty REL Haynes staged a street demonstration with a car in front of Emma Theatre, crashing into a building but escaping unharmed. The car was undamaged though the door stairway area suffered damage.
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J. A. Pearce
Moby
South 10Th Street
Atty
Rel Haynes
Emma Theatre
Payette Defeats Parma In Low Scoring Game
Payette won 18 to 4 at Parma in a game dominated by strong pitching and a long homer by Alexander. Parma’s Stockton hit a late homer, and Alexander’s sixth inning drive with two on energized Payette. Lattig’s seventh inning fielding standout helped avert further Parma scoring as the Payette club attracted a large supportive crowd.
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Alexander
Parma
Fayette
Hoard
Tuna
Payette
Penson
Heard
Nelson
Stockton
Whem Lattig
Jeffield
Shafed
la Meur
Parmi
Payette 10 Celebrate Payette 10 Celebrate
Payette groups plan a July 4 celebration led by the Payette Chamber of Commerce the Payette County Band and the Payette Ball Team with full city business and individual backing. Committees must have all members serve and contribute, matching the Portia club’s May Day pace.
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Payette Chamber of Commerce
Payette County Band
Payette
Chamber of Commerce
Portia Club
Local Notices and Personal Items From Payette Area
A miscellaneous Payette Valley rundown notes births, moves, jobs, and social mentions. Dr R B Hurd treated a Vale arte case. Jack Jewell left Independent Transfer Co after a two week layoff. Residents move to Weiser and Payette, with local business cautions and a May 12 sale event at Wood & Spauldings.
Emma Theatre Program Matinee and Screenings Schedule
Emma Theatre presents a May program with matinees at 2 30 on Monday and Tuesday May 14 and 15 featuring Thomas Meighan in If You Believe It It’s So a comedy titled Peaceful Neighbors. Wednesday and Thursday May 16 and 17 show The Hotlentot from First National with Pathe News and comedy. May 23 and 24 screens The Old Homestead.
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Thomas Meighan
Pathe News
Colm__edy
Miss Velma Spalding Accepts Superintendent Post
Miss Velma Spalding daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Spauldin of this city has accepted a responsible position as superintendent of histetics in a newly built Fresno California hospital of 150 rooms. She will be home briefly before moving to Fresno to begin work. Ming Spalding a dietetics graduate and popular Payette native is noted as capable of the position.
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Velma Spulding
L. W. Spauldin
Portland
Oregon
Fresno
Calif
Ming Spalding
Payette
Payette Creamery Breaks All Previous Records
The Partners Co operative Creamery Co reports its best month since founding, producing 93 000 pounds of butter and aiming for 100 000 by May. April prices averaged 3 to 6 cents above Idaho standards. Cream prices charging 46 cents for cream and 37 cents for sour cream. A carload of unsalted butter shipped to Los Angeles for ice cream stock.
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Partners Co-operative Creamery Cos
Idaho
Ari
Los Angeles
Idaho CPA Bratnard Joins State Exam Board
The Idaho Bureau of Licenses announces MR. FP C S BRATNARD of Payette is appointed to the Certified Public Accountants Examining and Advisory Board. The board will meet May 16 and 17 to conduct an examination under the American Institute of Accountants. Please bring texts for drafting questions.
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FP. C_S. BRATNARD
Certified Public Accountant
Payette
Idaho
Brainard
Certified Public Accountants* Examining and Advisory Board
American Institute of Accountants
Time changes Sunday May 12 to move clocks forward
On Sunday morning at 2 a m May 12 the time between Pocatel o and Huntington will be moved ahead one hour as mailroads issue two new time cards This resumes prewar time and reduces some confusion for travelers and mail services
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Pocatello
Huntington
Mailroads
Three Families Leave Payette for California Home
The Merritt, Bills, and Perkins families plan to travel by auto later this week from Payette to California in search of a permanent home. The community laments their departure but wishes them success in their new location.
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LE. Merritt
Ray Bills
W. Perkins
Payette
California
What About the Little Park in Payette
The central street park near the O L passenger depot has been praised as a beautiful spot. Mr. D H Snowberger donated bulbs last season and again this year, though the article notes he cannot continue providing time and services indefinitely.
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Payette
D. H. Snowberger
Snowberger
Daughters Kiwanis Luncheon Impresses Dainty Crowd
Pacers and Daughters Day at the Kiwanis luncheon drew a large crowd. Twenty five young ladies from the high school attended and sang two vocal numbers. Attorney A L Freehater spoke first, followed by E C Brainard with a message for the ladies. City officials Sutton McKinney McCarroll and Musgrove were in Boise Wednesday for city business. FOR RENT Rooms 200 So 6th.
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Ee Ani
Kiwanis
Lndies
Mr Equals
Equal
L. Preehater
E. C
Brainard
Freehafer
A. O. Sutton
When Knighthood Was in Flower at Emma Theater
Promoter runs vintage romance in two acts, with a note on a Friday and Saturday showing and a 2 20 p.m. matinee. The ad also plugs onion sets at Cash Seed Store and reports local social visits by Kenneth Sherwood to Nyssa, plus a private sale of assets by Payette Land & Improvement Co. May 10 12.
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Ald
Mary
The
Emma
Kenneth Sherwood
Nyssa
Eema
Payette Land & Improvement Co
EC. S. Braimant
Notable contrast on Eighth Street near Payette Court House
At the north end of Eighth Street residents note a sharp contrast between a well kept lawn and flowers around the Payette courthouse, and a junk pile at the opposite triangle plot. The piece suggests the city’s reputation for cleanliness may be at stake while iron is being hauled away at that spot.
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Eighth Street
Payette
Payete
Cevan
Mrs G W Baker Injured in Washington Letter Incident
A letter from Earl Venable of Washington reports Mrs G W Baker sustained a badly sprained knee after a fall on a doorstep. Mrs Baker is the mother of Mrs Venable and is in Washington with the Venable family. The rest of the family is said to be well.
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G. W. Baker
Earl Venable
Washington
D.C
Burt Venable
Gen W. Baker
Venable
Baker
Army aeroplane to fly west coast from San Antonio
Captain Wm. R. Lynd of Kelly Field Texas commands a De Havilland army aircraft bound for the west coast. He will stop at Salt Lake City and Boise, then proceed to Parvatin to spend the night with his father in law JW Parson.
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Federal Reserve Hank of
San Prancisco
J. 8. Watts
Parvtte
Juromened
Wendell
Salt Lake
First National Bank of
City National Bank of
Wm. RK. Lynd
Air Service
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Sait Lake
Boise
Parvtin
JW. Parson
First Car of Wool Sent to Boston by Moss
The first car load of this year s wool clip was shipped by Ir V M Moss last Monday to Boston. The price pleased the growers and Moss expects to dispatch five or possibly more cars within the next three weeks.
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Ir V
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Thansfer Co
Pren Moore
J. V. Hamman
B. C. Ingall
Spokane
A. &. White
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Jacobsen
1. M. Davis
Davis
Payette Motor Sales Co
Wood & Spaulings
John DeWitt
Nampa
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Ames
Mistouri
Elmer Amstrand
Pruitlsnd
A. B. Mullen
Eva
Mul
Paysite
Toin Williams
Wood
Spauldings
W. A. Coughanour
Salt Lake City
Grand Ledge
Utah
Mutual Coal Company
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H. Hotchkiss
Beryl
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Long
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Moscow
Lillie B. Redington
Payette Valley
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