New Plymouth High Defeats Payette 10 to 6 in Closely Contested Game
New Plymouth High School beat Payette 10 to 6 in a midweek baseball clash. Payette led 5 to 1 after eight innings before New Plymouth rallied with timely hits and four late runs to swing the game. Spectators praised both sides as the young squad continues to develop strong players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymoorh R
Layette
New Plymouth
Dail Tean
Payette Boys
Elony
Dew Vismouth
Ele Orunit
Bee
Hone
Evangelistic Meet Closing Week Urges Free Will Offering
In a church notice Pastor H. BE. Mow urges members and friends to attend the final week of the Harmon's evangelistic meetings. Sermons focus on sin, Naaman, heaven, and the love and destiny of man. The pastor asks for a free will offering next Sunday to honor the visiting evangelists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Getimany
Wight
Romi
God
Lee
Malyhive
H. BE. Mow
The
Westward Railroad Push Promotes Home Seekers
An old U P System prospectus touts transcontinental lines from the Midwest to the Pacific, saying the railroad built the West and still advertises leases and opportunities. The 20 page Idaho focused booklet, circulated in the East and Midwest, highlights outdoor life and home prospects as part of westward expansion and mentions for sale Yellow Dent seed corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Waeilie Coast
West
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
U. P
East
Middle
PAYETTE RUKS GIVEN BANQUET
About 75 members of the order of Biks drive to Nampa for a banquet this evening. 24 candidates from here will be initiated immediately after the banquet, with J. M. Bennett arriving from Los Angeles to visit former Payette friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Ruks
Order of Biks
Nampa
Bik
J. M. Bennett
Payette
Los Angeles
National Hospital Day Calls for More Beds nationwide
May 12 is National Hospital Day, urging public awareness of hospital work and funding. Dr Frank C English cites 3,000,000 sick daily, 28 percent needing hospital service totaling 840,000 beds, yet only 460,000 beds exist, leaving a shortfall of 980,000. The Literary Digest notes many deaths could be prevented with adequate care. American White Cross advocates building more hospitals, aiding maintenance, enlisting workers, and funding free service for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank C. English
Protestant, Hospital Association
Literary Digest
American White Cross
WANTED WORK And Various Classified Offers Payette
A young man seeks day work near Payette with possible boarding. Also listed are sale items: 41 steel range, Simmons bed set, dining chairs, an upholstered rocker. located at 1411 1st Avenue South Payette. Further odd notes include plant sales from Payette Green House and a note about a piano keyboard care.
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1St Avenue South
Payette
Talia
Payelis
Thor
South 9Th Street
W. A. Cougtanoure
Vin Valdenberg
Ancient Papyrus Scrolls Reveal Roman Era Life in Egypt
University of Michigan professor Francis W. Kelsey brings a vast archive from Tebtunis to Ann Arbor. The collection dates to the early Roman period and includes over 700 Greek and Demotic contracts, leases, marriage records, and slave transfers. A seven foot long scroll with dual sides stands as a centerpiece, dated 42 A. D., offering a rare window into ancient commerce and law.
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Ann Arbor
Francis W. Kelsey
University of Michigan
Kelsey
Egypt
Welsey
Oice
Tebtunis
Claudius
Foehides
God
Angels
Oil Cans Used as Stoves In Remote Areas
The Kansas City Star notes oil cans repurposed as stoves in remote regions. Cans are praised as versatile, operable with crude tools, and valued for repurposing after initial use. Reports from Alaska waterways mention improvised heating setups by travelers and slaves, highlighting the cans as a notable generator of heat and example of recreational work.
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Kansas City Star
Alaska
Sharway
Ali
Ancient rite at Coventry marks 1000 year tradition
The Morite neue rite at Whightiow Hill near Coventry endured for over a millennium. On daybreak a select group paid a wormloal tax, granted ancient privileges, with masses gathering to observe and later join a breakfast celebration.
Annual Idaho conference outlines high school plans and finance
The Annual Conference of County Superintendents in Boise produced resolutions urging a county unit plan, statewide tax for schools, systematic high school inspection, and rural education equalization. Leaders discussed accredited high schools, rural library outreach, school tuition reform, and statewide funding plans with a future teacher institute planned for Boise in October 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
House of Representatives
Abel BE
Redfield
B. A. Bryan
Payette County
Bryan
Margaret Roberts
State Free Travelling Library
Idaho
Southwest Institute
Anna C. Pearson
Supt. of Schools
Determination of Land Contested in Idaho Case
The Idaho District Court in Payette County decided for Clarence Barker against O Zins Matthews et al. on lands patented to Jacob Stroup in 1881. The 73 acre tract between the meander line and Snake River was found to be part of the Stroup patent, with the patentee taking to the Snake River, not the meander line, aligning with other jurisdictions.
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Clarence Barker
O. Zins Matthews
District Court of
Seventh Judicial District of
Stroup
Varian
Snake River
Christian Sclenor Services and Reading Room Notice
Sunday morning service at 11 with a session sermon on Mortals and Toumortals followed by Sunday school at 10. A testimonial meeting is planned Wednesday at 8. Reading room at Emmy Theatre building open daily 2 to 4 except Sunday. The public is invited to attend services and visit the reading room.
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Christian Sclenor
Emmy Theatre
Card of Thanks for Support in Sickness and Death
Sincere thanks to many friends who helped during our mother and sister’s illness and passing. W R Willame and family P HL Krost and family Mrs Mary McClure and Ny Mrs W K Bowmar and family Henry Willams and wife M Borders and family Special sale of Bik Emblews this at Letsone.
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W. R. Willame
P. HL. Krost
Mary McClure
W. K. Bowmar
Henry Willams
M. Borders
Pardons Request From Idaho Prisoner In 1922
Notice lists Prank Cannon seeking a full pardon from the Idaho State Penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny in March 1920 in Payette County. He will apply to the State Board of Pardons on July 6, 1922, and signs as Frank Cannon Box 68 Boise Idaho. May 1914 sale items and local church notes follow in the same page.
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Cannon
Seventh Judicial District
District No 6 Social Notes From Nyssa
Opal Alten spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Nyssa Oregon Mercedes Horton and Mary Golden were absent from school on Monday Mrs Ireton is the proud owner of a new Ford Margaret Ireton took Sunday dinner with Henrietta Diedericksen Miss Nollie Swan was a weekend
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Marie Howard
Other Golden
Heise
Bert Martin
Val Martin
Kenneth Jensen
Charley Han- Niton
Howard Home
Mounie Olson
Ed. Harper
Harold Arnett
Glen Oleon
Wiliam Golden
Marian Boyd
Charley Johnson
Payette
Albert Lake
WI Howard
Margaret Ireton
Henrete Disdericksen
Art
Hansen
Washoe
Opal Alten
Nyssa
Oregon
Mercedes Horton
Mary Golden
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C. M.atteverry
Payette-Ore
Ron Slope
White Cross
Payette Green House
2Nd. Ave
South
Wieghart
Hugh Sun
Byrausi
Mens Union
Farber
Samuel Biot Morison
Massachusetts
New England
Morison
Pe‘ic
Mr. Morison
Cound
Elvete
Letson
Wilcox
Gorham Mercantile CO
Methodist Church
W. RB. Palmer
Ball Park
Boise Vs. Payatte
Acord
Park Diamond
Mr. Martin
Bertha Hed
Apple Valley
Mr. Mclntyre
Syme
Melntyre
Mr. Gatea
John Hil
John Forgety
Mrs. Mowe
Olan
Grage
Hiawatha Egg
OEE Tense & Store Co
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