Spokane Newspaper Bosses and the Publishing Shuffle
A muddy account outlines Spokane press figures and failed ventures as editors and managers chased control of papers. It details exits of Allan Haya and Jaynes, moves by F O Gregg, and schemes by political connections, with a wry note on payoffs and publicity efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Allan Haya
Fen
Cowles
Spokesman
Chronicle
Jaynes
Idaho
Cempelen
Albert Seuter
Campales
Leet Yrar
Beroey
Schisfeete
Ageio
Posithan
Mae Moeer
Somme
Untitled preface on a village prankster and a tub
Local colors describe a man mocked as a bloomin mark for a bloated tub built by Fulton. A crowd jeered him while a writer notes quirks and faults, labeling him odd and comic as townsfolk recall the tale with sly humor.
Birthday Birth Register Reveals Inheritance Dispute
A tale recounts Farmer Hadley leaving his farm to a granddaughter who claims it on her twenty first birthday, while the father contests the date stating she is nineteen. With torn family records and a calf birth note, a court determines her true age and settles the inheritance, highlighting gaps in national birth and death registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Todinna
United States
Wilbur
Cortly Dinner and Seed Potatoes Ruin Cattle Loss
Cortly Dinner of Southern Idaho raised top quality potatoes last year and prepared twenty five tons as spring seed. A stray batch from Dyrne’s field ruined cattle and spoiled the seed crop, costing nearly a thousand dollars in losses for both owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Idaho
Dyrne
Hichfeld
Work of Idaho Boy Reveals Local Talent Pranks
In Idaho the piece highlights Hud Plahor a Boine man known for daily acts involving Jett and Mutt for the Statesman. He made a notable contribution to the ocemta Peture line, and readers would be disappointed if Jett and Mutt learned their pranks were hidden from the to'se ortiet. Hud Fisher, a Boise plum, is linked to the Idaho World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolee
Hud Plahor
Jett and
Mutt
Re Statesman
The
Statesman
Jett
Hud Fisher
Memorial Day events planned by Grand Army and W.R.C.
The regular W. KR session is set for May 27. Curve members meet May 24 at 10:30 AM at Odd Fellows hall to march with the Grand Army to the ME church where Halworth will deliver the Memorial sermon. On Memorial Day May 30 the Grand Army and militia gather at Odd Fellows hall at sunup to proceed to the cemetery, hear the Gettysburg address and a militia salute, then return for dinner and a program in the hall with Rev. Turner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. KR
Curve
Odd Fellows Hall
Grand Army
Juilftta
Halworth
Firand Army
W. RC
Odd Fellows Ball
Leretonn
Turner
Bruce Campbell
Bruncan
Idaho
Dr. Bartlett
Nellie Hinchuft
Walter Larkin
Hisewathe
Kanone
Mixeoe Lillian
Charlotte Swatmus
College of Idaho
Wheel Childran
Moncer Hall
Edna Campbel
Fruitland
Albion
W. Kenward
Payette
New Plymouth
Morey
Huntington
Che
Wright
Ludwig Thompson
A. P. Griffin
Fae Miliar
Jim Mine Anderson
Thin Place
Frank Crowe
Seattle
Bowers
Jitte
Balke
Dick Dorsten
B. & Cox
Devere Penhollow
Susan Ketchum
Bolwe
Frank Crows
John Robinson
Ontario
Mildred
Blom
Emmett
Strohbelin
J. M. Shaw
Gertrude Cragin
B. Shaw
Cortez
Coljorada
Ely
Deyadare
Wayland Strong
F Swatman
An Elmer
Caldwell
Boise
Mir
Heth
Burmett
Tel Strong
bin Ae O Winem
Min Bisle Strong
Crofvasor
Conrad
Samuel Niswander
Kensington Club
Bila Meyer
New Pymouth
Lelia Schmidt
Paystte
Minaos Swatman
Ee Fuesta
Cows Birthday Ignites Debate On Infant War Prevention
A fragmented report notes Mabon We Bruce testing infant welfare efforts amid fears of infant deaths. Dr. Creasy L Wilbur of the Bureau of the Census in Washington cites court records in a tale about child protection and public welfare concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabon
Bruce
Druere
AlBericay
Tufan
Mahy Wu
J Companion
Creasy L. Wilbur
Bureau of the
Conesat
Washington
Big Willow Notes And Local Visits Reported
Big Willow residents Mr J A Hlayden and Peter Kiokie visited with Mr and Mrs LC Moore while an auto trip added a pleasant day. Big Willow post office learned from Washington that new mail delivery would begin in June with adjusted route timings and a first trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Hlayden
Peter Kiokie
LC. Moore
Big Willow
Fernando Saster
Shade
Lori Crowther
New Plymouth dairy trade grows with cheese orders
In Payette Valley the dairy business gains traction as W. S. Hinchuff, manager of the Payette Valley Produce Company, reports five carloads of cheese ordered for local and distant markets. Local boosters note the valley as prime for fruit and dairy, urging more attention to dairy development and cow stock. A postscript lists unclaimed letters at the Payette post office for the week ending May 20, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Cline
New Wrymouth Sentinel
Hinchut
Payette
Payette Valley
Payette Produce Company
Thin Valley
Seventh Day Adventists Camp Meeting Ontario Oregon 1911
Notices for a May 18 28 1911 Seventh Day Adventists camp meeting in Ontario Oregon with reduced rates on the Certificate Plan and agent details. Also mentions poultry breeding for White Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds with egg production claims.Annual stockholders meeting notice for Payette Vinegar Company Idaho June 1911 stating directors to be elected and business to be transacted. Coal storage offer from Wells Mauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Ll. V. Patel
Ernest Kirk
Payette Vinegar Company, Limited
Lamme Building
6Th Street
Payette
Idaho
Ernest $, Bladen
Payette Vinegar Company, Ltd
Harnesses for Horses Offer Snappy Strong Sets
Advertises harneses for horses described as strongly built and reasonably priced. Promotes ready availability of new sets with reassurances you may browse before buying and that you need not purchase if not desired.
Delinquent Notice from Payette Saddlery Co
Payette Saddlery Co and Weat Side Lateral Co issue a delinquent stock notice for assessments levied April 7 1911. Shares listed for Mrs Lilly B Redington are specified with certificates and amounts. Stock may be sold June 3 1911 at 11 am at the secretary’s residence south of Fruitland Idaho to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruiland
Idaho
J. H. Whitsell
Sec
Fruitland
WE SCREEN OUR COAL Exclusive agents for Peacock Rock Springs Coal Utah
Local trade note lists exclusive agents for Peacock Rock Springs Coal Utah King coal by Denney Coal Ce with emphasis on screening and distribution through identified channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Rock Springs Coal
Utah
King” Coal
Denney Coal Ce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vovices
Wiley
Fulton
Peters
Cortly
Idaho Boy
NEW Plymouth News
Seventh Day Adventists Camp Meeting
Ontario, Ore
A. FP
Johnson
Giesler Bros
BELL
Ind
Spirite
Payette Saddlery Co
Independent ’Phone
Wells & Maule
Hiawatha Coal
Wright-Wilkie Lbr. CO
Pansy and Astor
Glesler Brothers