Salt Lake businessmen visit Payette for club program
A party of about one hundred Salt Lake City businessmen arrived by excursion train for a Payette Commercial Club meeting. The group was met by local citizens, heard a short program by the Salt Lake Band and Male Quartette, and heard remarks from President Graff and General L V Patch. After a brief program, attendees toured the valley by auto and attended a Leap Year dance in the Pavilion before returning eastbound at 12 30.
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Buslneas
Commercial Club
Salt Lake
Payette
L. V. Patch
Urmal
Auto
Ontario
Tuberculosis Sanitarium Likely to Locate at Payette Idaho
State Tuberculosis Sanitarium appears set for Payette on an 80 acre tract owned by Jacob Hoffman on Payette Heights. Officials Riggs and Athey reviewed the site with preliminary surveys, noting flourishing towns near such institutions and no infection traced to sanitariums, with towns like Boulder and Kearney benefiting from their presence.
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Payette
Sanitarium Board
Idaho
Riggs
Athey
Jacob
Hoffman
Payette Heights
C. P. Lattig
Boulfer
Colorado
Kearney
Nebraska
After 14 Years Faithful Service at Willow Creek News
Mrs W R Shimp, longtime correspondent for the Enterprise in the Little Willow Creek Valley, moves next week to Glenns Ferry. Her 14 years of service included nearly continuous coverage and strong community involvement, and her departure is deeply regretted by readers and the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. R. Shimp
Enterprise
Willow Creek
Glenns Ferry
Million Dollar Rain Boosts Crops Across District
A thin section received a million dollar rain last weekend aiding dry farming and irrigated lands. The timely moisture benefits crops, with no frost following and prospects for a bumper yield this year.
Payette Lodge 22 marks first anniversary with readings program
Payette Lodge No. 22 Independent Order of Odd Fellows celebrated its first anniversary on April 1 1920 with readings by members. Harmony Rebekah Lodge nears 150 members as the district meet at Emmett drew about 80 attendees. Officers elected include E B Shanks secretary Arthur W Blanchard Blanche Jefferts and Gelena Conghanour. Newell Francis Allen born August 31 1887 in Manhattan Kansas died May 5 1920 in Everett Washington was an engineer with dredging work and is buried in Payette Riverside Cemetery.
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Payette
Independent Order of Odd Fellow
Harmony Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Order
Emmett
E. B. Shanks
Arthur W. Blanchard
Rebekah
Blanche Jefferts
Gelena Conghanour
Newell Francis Allen
Manhattan
Kansas
Idaho
Northwest
Tme
Fie
E. F. Allen
Everett
Washington
First Baptist Church
Buell
Riverside Cemetery
Hamill
Boise
Pansy Raby
Payette County Sommrefes club elects officers
The Payette County Sommrefes sfal Club elected R. C. Graff as secretary after J. L. Thurston resigned. H. J. Thompson was named chairman and K. L. Johnson vice president. Members hailed the new leadership as a solid foundation for future work. For sale notice of seed potatoes and seed corn by F. S. Hurd.
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Payette County
Sommrefessfal Club
J. L. Thurston
R. C. Graff
H. J. Thompson
K. L. Johnson
Farm Bureau Notes On Horticulture For Fruitgrowers
L E Longley University horticulture professor is visiting the county for months to study Coddling Moth and orchard issues. Observations show San Jose Scale greatly damaged by cold but not destroyed. oil sprays kill scale top to bottom, lime sulfur needs thorough application. Northern Idaho shows 1 percent survived Lewiston. Spokane Valley 8 to 10 percent. Codling Moth largely unaffected by cold and entering pupal stage with moth emergence in about three weeks.
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L. E Longley
Idaho
Lewiston
Spokane Valley
Cupperwull Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs B Cupperwull marked fifty years of marriage with a 25 member G A R and W R gathering at their home. A large dinner followed and many presents were left for the couple as friends toasted the occasion. Both are in good health and expect many more anniversaries.
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B. Cupperwull
W. R
Corps
Bereavement Thanks Expressed By Allen Hamill and Families
The Allen and Hamill families thank friends and neighbors for support after a death. They note flowers and choir music, and mention Dorothy Wilcox and a lost left hand glove at Mackey's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Allen
Emma Hamill
Pansy Raby
Mackey
Dorothy Wilcox
Free Lecture at Emma Theatre Christian Church
Evangelist J. Barbour continues nightly 7:30 pm meetings at the Emma Theatre. He urges genuine faith over tradition and mocks easy church membership while calling for active participation. Sunday program includes Sunrise Prayer, Sunday School, an 11 am sermon, a 2 pm lecture for married couples, and 7:30 pm evangelistic services.
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Emma Theatre Christian Church
J. 2. Barbour
Church of God
Barbour
Evangelist Barbour
Silent Screen Week End Film Schedule and Stars
Friday May 14 showings feature Blind Husbands and Patty Arbuckle in The Butcher Boy. May 15 Marguerite Clark in Little Miss Hoover. Animal comedy matinee at 3 pm. May 17 Wallace Reid in You're Fired with Harold Lloyd. May 18 Sessue Hayakawa in The Beggar Prince and Hills Half Acre Western. May 19 Charles Ray in Hay Foot Straw Foot. May 20 and 21 D W Griffiths Greatest Question with Cupid's Day Out. May 8 and 29 Dustin Farnum in The Corsican Brothers.
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Patty Arbuckle
Butch
Getarday
Marguerite Clark
Miss Hoover
Wallace Reid
Harold Lloyd
Sessue Hayakawa
D. W. Griffith
Dustin Farnum
Infant Son Max Loren Hurd Passes at 26 Days
Infant Max Loren Hurd, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Hurd, died May 9 1920 from whooping cough aged 26 days. Funeral at home conducted by A E Houser Church of God pastor. Interment Payette Cemetery with neighbors and friends extending sympathy.
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Max Loren Hurd
Earl Hurd
A. E. Houser
Church of God
Payette
Peterson Walker marriage in Baker Oregon ceremony
The notice reports the marriage of Miss Marie Florence Peterson of Baker Oregon to Mr. E Walker of La Grande Oregon at the Baptist Parsonage on May 10. The bride’s mother Mrs. Florence Newton attended. Rev Wallis preached in Caldwell and made a brief stopover returning from Maryland.
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Wallis
Caldwell
Winters
Payette
Nampa
Kuna
Maryland
Peterson—Walker
The
Baptist Parsonage
Be, E. Walker
la Grande
Oregon
Marie Florence Peterson
Baker
Florence Newton
Pauline Adair
Br. Land Mes
Adair
Gouth
T Hat
Fae
Hope Shearer
Mildred Baker
Lena Durham
Jane Soda
Rose Fodja
Florence Milender
Eas
Milender
Frank Lohr
Orrie Durham
Edward Sotis
James Shearer
Chariie Waxbburn
Carl Troth
Walter
Roy Adair
Pantine
Everett Earl Walker
Baker City
American Legion Regular Meeting Plans Memorial Day
The notice announces a regular meeting of the American Legion Y, M.C. A. Basement on Monday night during Mem bership Week May 17 to 22, with plans to perfect Memorial Day activities. Also adds two sale notices for plants and berry borers with contact details.
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American Legion
M.C. A
Forter Payette Boy Makes Good in Bend Oregon
W. J. Orcutt and his wife and two children arrived in Payette from Colorado where he held a long time post with the D. R. G. Railroad. He now heads to Bend to join the Western Weighing and Investigation Bureau in a high responsibility government role with a good salary. The family will stay with H. B. Orcutt for a while before moving on.
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Payette
W. J. Orcutt
Colorado
Payette High School
Orcutt
H. 2B. Orcutt
Bend
Palm Bureau Junior Club Play Festival Planned
The Palm Bureau Junior Clubs of Payette County announce an annual play festival on June 4 at Berding Island. Countywide boys and girls join for free morning plays and games, a noon picnic, and afternoon athletic badge tests followed by relay and sack races to promote enjoyment and fitness.
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Palm Bureau
Payette County
Berding Island
TIME TO SPRAY FOR BEES AND BLOOM CARE
Farmers urged to spray early in bloom and again after about ten days to protect the crop. Also an ad offers Thoroughbred Abead Tstand Redexes for hatching at 1.50 for 15. Weather report covers May 11 with highs, lows, precipitation, and wind from FP Allen.
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Harland
S. D_ Thacker
Ighest
N. B. FP. Allen
Shabbytown and Glossy Fille Contrast in Aged Verse
A poem by Walt Mason mocks Shabbytown for decay and laziness while praising Glossy Fille as a model of pride and neatness. It contrasts two towns with vivid, humorous dialect and imagery of paint, decay, and civic effort.
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Emvy
Glessville
Shabbytown
Shabbstown
Lnck
Wight
Walt Mason
Payette Narrowly Falls to Ontario All-Stars In A Close Game
A midweek Payette ball team hosted the Ontario All-Stars in a tight contest on the humbi e diamond. The game went to ten innings before Ontario clinched a 4 to 2 victory as both lineups impressed with strong pitching and defense.
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Payette
Ontario All-Stars
Humbie
Ontario
Boye
Spokate
Tantil
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Hurd
Farm Bureau Notes
Cele
Weiser
Harry T. Lewis
Fruitland
J. A. Bowers
F. M. Moss
Alex Smith
Weatherby
C. J. Lattig
Oalita
Jows
Shurtleff and Young
Ray Chatfield
New Plymouth
H. M. Suffin
Payette National Bank
Argyl Houser
Wasco
E.G. Stone
Gregory
Unita
Lows
W. R. Hamilton
W. A Coughanosr
Deubenberger
H McConnell
Nash
Gem
Daisy Cramp
Moscow
Geo. Scott
Payette Wednes
C. A. Hurd
W. L.J. Herrington
Newburg
J. H. Abel
John Purcell
Twin Falls
Portland
R. B. Hurd
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
J. P. Orr
Halfway
Cornicopia
Homestead
Caprum
Council
Idaho Power Co
J Citrora Carrier
Prank Carrier
Holy Rosary Hospital
Dorothy Turner
Taylorsville
Chicago
Edward
University of Chicago
Watts
Mid‘vale
W. F. Cowan
Frank Carrier
Visalia
California
Carrier
Cowan
Patton Ranch
First National Bank of
Mabel L. Smith
Mear New Plymouth
Luther
Bisckfoot
C. E Smith
Bebe
M.D. Fleming
Rye Specialit
Baticroft Hotel
Sarry
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