Payette District Federation Will Hold Annual Convention
The Payette district federation holds its annual convention at the Methodist church with State President William F. Drake in charge. Reports from club presidents were read by proxy, and the session approved continuing presidential reports at future district gatherings. The event drew 37 clubs with 100 voting members and featured performances by Mary Burns and the Payette High School Girls Glee Club.
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Wrlms
Ueds Welpton
Co-operative
Boise
Dorothy Adams
Oakley
Te Wook
Boewest
Figyoq
Beker Richfield Women's Club
J. P. Hallett
P. Mattson
L Fois
Payette
Roswell
Ity
Mary D. Rockwood
Richfield
Mary Burns
Payette High School
H.W Adams
Portia
Local Resident Mr Cassingham Dies After Sudden Heart Trouble
Mr Cassingham of this city, long associated with the Idaho Vinegar factory area, died at his home around midnight Wednesday after years of heart disease. He had been active and in good spirits prior to bedtime. discovery noted the fire had just expired. Funeral arrangements have not yet been set.
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C. Cassingham
Idaho
Cassingham
Prize radishes shine from Payette Heights praised by Frank Cram
Payette Heights earns a reputation as the prize winning section of the country with radishes shown by Frank Cram. The Early Crimson Giant variety deemed the finest seen, highlighting local farming pride and a note from Exide Battery Service Station Srubakor and Colton.
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Payette Heights
Frank Cram
Exide Battery
Srubakor & Colton
Social and Business Gratitude From Payette Mest
Payette Mest thanks her guests for their cooperation and appreciation, noting warmth and cordial interactions during the occasion. The message highlights hospitality and mutual regard among attendees and hosts.
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Payette Mest
Boy Born to Will Synvem Family Near Payette
An eight pound boy was born at the family home east of Payette last Sunday May The mother and baby are reported in good condition while Hill remains in critical condition and unlikely to recover.
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Will Synvem
Payette
Bor
Hill
Dunn and Family Leave Payette for Oregon
B. W. Dunn and Jilly departed Monday by auto for Halfway Oregon. They sold their Payette home and will locate somewhere in the West, remaining a few weeks away. The community wishes them success in their new location.
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Dunn
Payette
B. W. Dunn
Jilly
Halfway
Oregon
Summer school and activity signups at local high school
Fifteen students enrolled in the summer program begun May 28 to prepare for next year's classes. The High School Glee Club gathers Tuesdays at 7:80. Freshman invites joining. Tennis signups June 4 at 4 PM. adults may join tennis courts for 32.50. Boys 8 to 16 to meet June 8 at 1:15 for baseball and hiking. teams will be formed. Vacation Bible School starts June 4 at 9 AM at Central building.
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Sumer
Pitty
Bee H. W. Adams
Mr Creighton Dies at Palo Alto
A message to Mr and Mrs B Kolth from Frank Creighton Palo Alto California announces the death of Mrs Creighton on Sunday May 20th cause cancer not specified. Friends in Payotta will be grieved by the loss. Batteries repair and recharge services offered. Lost one black mare 1000 pounds notify Sheriff Jefferis May 31.
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Creighton
Palo Aleo
Kolth
Frank Creighton
Palo Alto
California
Senate
Brubaker & Colton
Jefferis
Engagement Announced At Luncheon Hosted By Mrs Ray
Mrs Ray Teney and Mrs red Moon hosted a pink and white luncheon to announce the engagement of Miss Jane Fey to Floyd White of Boise. Guests predicted the bride’s future and played games as the centerpiece.
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Ray ‘Teney
Mra
Red Moon
Jane Fey
Floyd White
Boise
Tong Fee
Elizabeth
Ruth Margaret Hall
Matilda Sick
Helen Musgrove
Blanche
Belva Bigo
Hethel Walker
Miorence and
Matie ‘Wasson
Mrs. Foo
First Church of Christ Scientist Service and Reading Room
Sunday morning service features the lesson sermon Ancient Modern Necromancy also Mesmerism and Hypnotism. Reading room at 215 North 9th Street open daily 2 to 4 except Sunday. Public invited to attend services and visit the reading room.
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North 9Th Street
Chautauqua Week Set With Star Musicians and Drama
The Chautauqua season runs July 11 to 18 featuring A F Thain and 25 Exposition Band in two concerts. James Hamilton with Mixer Orchestral Quartet performs on the third night. Leslie Taylor and Guy Marriner appear with Martiner teaching, and Elias Day Players present Turn to the Right with a strong cast. Other acts include Evelyn McFarlane McClusky, Alice Louise Shrode, Heat ice Weller, Winifred Windus, Princess Te Ata and guests Jamie Horon Ne Poon Chew and Tom Skeyhill with The New Renaissance lecture. The program aims at community uplift through entertainment and culture.
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A. F. Thain
Musicia
Sousa
James Hamilton
Mixer
Hamilton
Leslie Taylor
Dainty Scoch
Auer
Guy Marriner
New Zealand
Martiner
Lan d
Evelyn McFarlane M’clusky
Alice Louise Shrode
Heat ‘Ice Weller
Winifred Windus
Princess Te Ata
Chotaw
Dino Naff
Non-Sectarian Vacation Bible School Joins Summer Schedule
Central School hosts a daily non-sectarian Vacation Bible School from June 4 to June 2 for ages five through thirteen. Sessions run 9 a.m. to noon with Dean Professor Adams directing. Registration 60 cents for the month. proceeds support operations. United States Civil Service announces a June 16 1928 Clerk Carrier exam. Salary $1400 annually. open to U S citizens meeting requirements. appointment rights reserved for needed gender.
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Tor
Profesor Adams
Uy P
United Spaths Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Post Office
Onda
United States
Civil Service Exam Entrants Sought in Idaho and Seattle
Certification of eligibles requires applicants be 18 to 45 on exam day. Age limits waived for those with military or naval service preference. For applications contact Frank S. Zimmerman local secretary Payette Idaho or the Secretary Eleventh U S Civil Service District Seattle Washington.
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Frank .S. Zim- Merman
Board — of Civil Service Examiners
Payette
Idaho
U. 8
Civil Service District
Builng
Seattle
Washington
Menace of the Swiss Navy warns Idaho on reclamation delays
A Northwest columnist rebuts claims of a Swiss navy menace to Idaho reclamation, arguing exaggerated protests threaten the American Falls reservoir project and other western development. The piece denounces alarmist rhetoric, calls for constructive leadership, and urges continued drilling and investment despite war-era low mood.
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Guy Flenner
American Falls
South
Idaho
Rusia
Congress
Washington
United States
Reclamation
Uncle Sam
Northwest
Auto Fatalities Rise Sharply in 1922 Across America
The Rational bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters reports 14 000 deaths from car crashes in 1922, up 1 600 or 12 percent from 1921. Auto accidents account for 67 percent of vehicle deaths in the last sixty years, far higher than railroads and streetcars, with crossing hazards highlighted as a major danger.
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Rational Bureau of Casualty and Surety
America
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