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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1913

Page

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National Apple Show Adds Grower Aid at Spokane Event

Gordon G. Corbaley informs Payette growers that the National Apple Show at Spokane, November 17 to 22, will feature expert guidance from college agronomists on orchard care, packing, cooling, storage, marketing, and by-products. The program will include specialized sessions and a counselor room for growers to discuss fruit production topics and identify knowledgeable attendees.

John A. Haracter Payette Gordon G. Corbaley Spokany Corbaley

First Car of Dried Apples Leaves Evaporator for Hamburg

Denney & Company shipped the first car of dried apples from the Payette evaporator on Friday. The fruit is billed for export to Hamburg Germany despite a recent fire that caused delays. A car load of dried apples will be sent for European markets with cores and peels stored for later shipment to France via the Panama Canal and Portland.

Denney & Company Payette Hamburg Germany France Panama Canal Portland Canal

Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services and Series

Sunday School at 10 A M, preaching at 11 A M and 7 30 P M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 P M. Beginning next Sunday evening the pastor will present a series of sermons to men on Lie Investment, Man's Need of The Church, The Church's Need of Men, and Business's Need of Church Men. Young lady seeks position as a typographer. references available. Enquire at this office. 484

Old City Hall Petitioned For Removal In Payette

Businessmen in Payette Idaho circulated a petition last week urging the city to relocate the old city hall from the main street area or improve its appearance. The petition, presented at Monday’s council meeting, asks for steps to move fire apparatus to a suitable business district location or to otherwise enhance the building’s look. Signers include M. B. Wood and numerous local residents.

Busines Old City Hall Payette City of Idaho Old Day Hall Hila Businss M. B. Wood L. W. Spaulding W. Equals J. R. Woodward L. V. Patch R. BE. Haynes D. H. Avey T. F. Adams E. H. Murphy A. P. Seritchfield Geo, Rezac C. W. Giles For M. E. McDonald al, Gorham T. J. Brown J. C. Woodward F. H Lyon C. H. Bussey J. B. Turns J. A. Lauer L. W. Russell, Jr A. B. Moss W. F. Strather John W. Sur J. B. Crouch J. 8

Pleasant evening for G A R events at LO Hall

Responding to initiators, the G A R post, Sons of Veterans and Militia held a social at LO Hall with Woman's Relief Corps hosting. Hon A B Moss chaired, Virginia Reel and readings offered entertainment, prizes awarded by a small panel, and a seven story cake crowned the event finishing with patriotic songs and taps.

G. A. R. Post Sons of Veterans LO. O. F. Hall Woman's Relief Corps Ackerwan McGlinchey A B. Moss Coughanour Culler Burns Virginia Tancing Anna Johnson Ercore A.B. Moss Dan Tucker F.C. Moas M. BE. Wood Avey A. B. Moss Cupperwull Dorothy

Weather Summary for Week Ending Nov 4

Week ending November 4 reports highest 60 on the 29th and lowest 20 on the 29th with mean 40. Total precipitation .14 inches, greatest 24 hour fall .09. Eight clear days, one partly cloudy day, three cloudy days. Prevailing wind direction east. Observer F. Allen reports.

E. F. Allen

Empire Lumber Company Ready To Open In Payette

Empire Lumber Company erecting cement foundation buildings south of Glesler Bros. store and expects a full stock of lumber within two weeks. Vice-President Mr. Traver says the lot is purchased and the firm will bid for business, aiming to serve residents with a complete stock and steady patronage.

Empire Lumber Company Glesler Bros Expe Ts 10 Hetx Belng Traver Payette

Changes In Revenue Law Tax Notice Confusion Explained

The notice explains new revenue law rules on property taxes. If no real property exists, personal property taxes must be paid by November 24 or be seized and sold to cover the tax plus an eighteen percent penalty. Real property taxes follow January first payment options with half due then and the other half by the first Monday in July plus six percent on the late half. Only personal taxes with no real property are due by the fourth Monday in November.

Packers Enjoy Dinner After Apple Packing Day

Friday October 31 marked the close of the apple packing at Payette District Fruit Growers Ace packing house. A chicken dinner and ample desserts fed about 30 packers and office staff. Notables present included A J Shearer, W P Ackerman, Mrs Edwards, Mrs Krot, Mr Krost, Mrs Wainwright, and many others. Dave Snowberger’s cake stood out as among the best.

Payette Ace Dave Snowberger A. J. Shearer W. P. Ackerman Edwards Krot Krost Wainwright

High School Notes Preview Season Events and Games

The Axe Staff plans a dinner party at Spanding tome Saturday at 6 o clock. Miss Jessie Burns misses school due to illness. A Vict. concert featured Mendelssohn, Mozart pieces, and a Far mar Scotti duet. Juniors show skill in football despite Physics, Seniors lose 14 to 0. Notices urge knocking before entering Domestic Science. Julian Lowe moves chairs to Economics. InterClass Oratorical Contest set with chosen contestants: Seniors Nell Keith William Moss Juniors Myrna Kenward Cherlee Davis Sophomores Harlene Sator Ella Edwards Freshmen Pansy John Garde Wood. Lost washoe bill five boys seek return. dance at Swank's shop in Payette advertised.

Jessie Burns Mendelsohn Gavotte Mischa Ellman Farmar Scotti Scinece Julian Lowe Nell Keith William Moss Myrna Kenward Cherlee Davis Harlene Sator Ella Edwards Pansy John 2 Garde Wood

Payette Valley Contends for Condensary Plant

Community leaders in New Plymouth push to attract the U M H Milk Condensing Co to establish a plant in the Payette Valley. A mass meeting is planned to rally dairymen fruit growers and business leaders to supply milk and support the investment required, promising a lasting economic boost if the effort succeeds.

Fayette Vally Umh Milk Condensing Co New Plymouth Istin G. B. Lockhart B. Merril Payette Boke Plymouth Dairyman Empie Metas Srinz Amouny Mar Tousands Dola Weether Co

Washoe Citizen Found Dead

Henry Zutze a well known resident of Washoe was found dead near Washoe School House after a night of heavy drinking. Coroner ruled death from unknown causes pending investigation. body moved to town and later buried in Vale cemetery by his wife.

Henry K. Zutze Washoe Mercing Odath Henry J. Zuize Fruitland Beach Ontario Oregon Shore Carroll Lawrence Milroad Wien R L Staw Drs. Woodward Weedward Tiesins Thary Boise J. A. Lau Er & Brother Parks Shorty Henry L. Zotze Zutze Vale

Portia Club News Guest Day Set for November 10

The Portia Club announces Monday November 10 as the next club day and guest day. Monitors should send substitutes if absent. Attendees should bring a guest. The afternoon program, chaired by the committee, promises a fine musical program and unique items. A remonstration is planned and of interest to every housewife. Meeting starts at 2 30.

Special Notice on Needlework Lessons and Holiday Events

Needlework lessons offered at Mrs. Co. B. Comp ton's Millinery Store on Wednesday November 12 led by Miss Ternes of Welse. Ladies urged to attend to view Art Novelties for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brown hosted a Halloween party with seasonal decor and five hundred Weas played and refreshments served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Barry, H. P. Catton, Nelton Wilbur, Cherleen R. Smith, George Scott, John A. Haracer, and O. H. Graham. Sunday church activities planned at Methodist Church next Sunday with services at 11, 7:30, Sunday School at 10, Epworth League at 6:90.

T. J. Brown John A. Haracer O. H. Graham Epworth League

Firemen Dance Planned by Payette Volunteer Dept

Payette volunteer fire department plans a Wednesday evening ball on November twelfth. Tickets are issued, with proceeds to fund department improvements. Also notes tariff supplement, river freight rates, and a Payette county push to dismiss a bigamy case against Ray Parrell. A WRC corps meeting is skipped, rabbit drive set for Sunday with free transport for participants.

Payette Payette-Oregon Drus

Big Sale at Mrs. Compion’s and local notices

A flurry of short items reports Mrs. Compion offering great bargains at Ber Re'netion Sale. Payette residents share travel plans, moves, and health updates. Mr. and Mrs. Brackwead, the Shafer family, and Lena Puser are among those departing or visiting. Local bank news, property moves, and sales advertise community activity.

Mrz J. C. Bowher Metn Bengal Preea Rusestus Nova Lathroz Arkagasa Mra L. W. Brackwead Bitlaen Nedr Ethrnite Ladiee Compiun Bargaiss Ber Re'netion Sala Payette National Bank Air J FL Miller Bradshaw Second Avenue South Lawes First Avayme South Seweral Aalo Russell's Nick Brod Europe John Hensbas Win WU Parette Hving Thane W. 5. Mitchell Ne Second District Tras Parett I. A. Blitz Tee Parette Portia Club Hibben Will Fotuan I. Faery Aril Aldenen H. B Pocatello Ogéex Wiil Desey Orcutt W. F. Stirm Jack Jim Payette

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