Growers Meet Sets Stage for Record Idaho Season
A district meeting led by P. H. Hogue for Emmett Fruit Growers Association and Payette Growers Exchange convened on Saturday the 19th to plan the largest Idaho season. Attendees included E. B. Dean Emmett FruIt Growers, Joe Phillips New Plymouth, George Lenfest Boise office, C. Springston Payette Cold Storage, Scott Brubaker Payette Auditor, and others. Banquet followed at the Chamber of Commerce, with talks onExpanded crops and 2295 cars handled this past season, aiming for a peak in 1921 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Hogue
Idaho
Ingalla
New Plymouth
George Lenfest
Boog
McPeek
Payette
Scott Brubaker
Kenneth W. Nash
B. P. Shawhan
P. May
C. Springaton
EB. Dean
Emmett Frult
Ihe
Brubaker
Q. C. McPeek
Oregon
A.M. Dean
Fruitland Growers Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Neeh Nens
Hogue
Payette Lta
Holt Brothers Return After Visit In Payette
Dr Gil Holt and wife with mother return to Pendleton from Payette in Dodge sedan while Dr Will Holt of Yakima arrives in Payette with wife and children in a Chevrolet. School notes invite 100 percent Memorial day parade participation, glee club practice, summer tennis for ages 14 to 21, and back-work makeups at the high school. Community summer program details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Holt
Pendleton
Yakima
Payette
Will Holt
Witeh
Correcting Erroneous Reports on Chiropractic Education
A chiropractor states that all recognized chiropractic colleges require three collegiate years for a diploma and that shorter programs are false. He notes Idaho licensure requires exams in anatomy physiology histology symptomatology diagnosis chemistry hygiene sanitation dietetics nerve tracing chiropractic orthopedics and adjustments and palpation. He accuses malice or ignorance of spreading the reports and urges truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Local church leaders eye Payette hospital move
First Church of Christ Scientist in Payette reports plans to convert the Wm Freton property into a local hospital. Owners Fred Colburn and Dr B F Smith say changes to building and grounds may begin soon, depending on conditions. community support urged. Also notices for rent, sale of tomato plants, and church services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payetteh
Fred Colburn
Boise
Payette
B. F. Smith
Nampa
Weiser District Convention of Business and Professional Women
The Weiser district convention of the Business and Professional Women's club closed successfully at the Congregational Church. Delegates were hosted by the Welser Club with a picnic at Oregon Trail Park, where keys to the city and other playful tokens were exchanged. Sessions included addresses by Rev. Thomas Agh pete and others, with annual reports and officer elections before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Congregational Church
Lee Gearhart
Ibba Sandgren
Buhl
Gavol
Boise
Thomas Aghpete
St. James’ Church
Payette
Arla
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Lara Huber
Adirons
Om “Wolsonie
H Emilton
Riva Hunt Dockery
Bomne
Tnatitute Glee Club
Hail protection and Mayo Bros. consults noted
Alfalfa and trust protection advice offered by P F McCarroll. Mayo Brothers visit planned for Mr. and Mrs. KR G Wilson with Rochester trip. Mrs Wilson to see her Freeport parents and take a vacation, first in two years. Thumber of Commerce to discuss thinning and labor needs at June meeting. Rain insurance policy advised for special events expenses.
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Mayo Bros
KR. G. Wilson
Rochester
Minn
McCarroll
Scholarship Presented to Howard Tomlin by Willamette University
Among many High School events during the week Howard Tomlin, a graduating senior, received a Willamette University scholarship for academics and leadership. He was class president and student body president. The district lists several 8th graders and high achievers with perfect scores in reading spelling and arithmetic. The fall program is set for May 24 at 7 o'clock with several staff changes noted, including Mrs Sharpe taking a 7th grade post near Seattle and Mrs Harper recovering from surgery in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Tomlin
Williamette University of
Salem
Oregon
Howard
Margaret Boyd
Ted Choek
Henry Diederichen
Sars Holger
Ellen Helzer
Marie Howard
Margaret Ireton
David Kenward
Vernice Olson
Jimmy Ward
Ted Cheek
Henry Diederichsen
Earl Ellen Hetzer
Mar- Bidret Ireton
Fresh livestock and hatching birds for sale and notices
Classified snippets report livestock for sale including fresh cow with calf and baby chicks priced at sixty cents per setting. Also a lost item notice, a civic group invitation to a girls’ event, a church tent meeting by F D Wagoner with Bible lectures titled God’s programs for the Nation, May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Wagoner
Wagoner
Tdsha
Diaeyan
Idaho Clubwoman Convention Delights with Robin Hood Pageant
A 1923 Idaho club convention featured a school staged Robin Hood pageant with enthusiastic encores. Attendees praised the Institute hospitality before sessions resumed with reports, committee work, and officer elections in Boise and Weiser, including national and state officers and a banquet at the Washington Hotel Grill.
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Institute
Weiser
Joseph A. Brisline
Nellie Blythe
Nampa
Lizzie Canary
Welser
Eva Hunt Dockery
Boise
Jean Campbell
Pocatello
C Bince
Twin Falls
Lodwick
Burley
Maybelle Kahn
Elizabeth Todd
Palis
Falls
Micchie Boielert
Idaho
Ebba Sandgren
Outlins
Audrey Herrington
Moscow
Adelia Prichards
Portland
Oregon
Covention
Mesdames Donart
Jefferson
Allen
Sophie Boclert
Mary Newell
Carrie Jones
Pansy John‘son
Vera Holman
Love Miller Smith
Caldwell
A. J. Pinle
Frances Underwood
Buhl
Lena Love
Filer
Nina Huck
Washington Hotel
Weiser Club
Schulzes Orchestra
Taggert
Congregational Church
Felton
Peece
Iano Solo
Salut
Rose Yancy
Clivie
Bunt
Gennal
Ports
Kiwanis Club
Weiser Kiwanis Hold Annual Convention at Moscow 1934 Hostess
The Intermountain Institute provided music while tables were decorated with spring flowers. Harry Wulff served as toastmaster as Kiwanis and related groups sang. The Moscow Club will host the 1934 convention, with yellow white and green federation colors adopted.
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Moscow Club
North
Moscow
P. H. Brown
Opportunities for Education in Washington D C
Washington offers extensive education options for government workers. Universities and law schools schedule day and evening classes to fit work hours, with many programs leading to bachelor, master, and doctoral degrees. Public night schools and government bureau courses supplement, with Library of Congress and national museums enriching study.
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Washington
D.C
School of Foreign Service
District of Columbian
Bureau of Standards
Department of Agriculture
Act of Congress
Library of Congress
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Holt Brothers
H. W. Adams
Boefera
H. F. McCarroll
Farber
W. B. Sims
B. F. McCarril
J. A. Helman
First Church OF Christ
10Th Street
Mary J. Nesbitt
North 6Th Street
Eastside Council Ladies of the Christian Church
F. M. Moss & Bro
P. F. McCarroll
Thumber of Commerce
Jung 1
Goodrich Tre
Rim
Ind
Baturiay
Murely
Meadows
Justin
Japan
Blue Nippon
Anson-Hart Gro
Payette Equity Exchange
Emerson Standard
Deering & McCormick
Deering, McCormick, Emerson
ACME
Service Commission
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