Payson Valley Rex Spray Co. manager to take three month foreign trip
Payette Valley Rex Spray Co. manager F Seeley plans a three months' trip to New Zealand and Australia to establish selling connections for Rex Spray products. He will depart from Payette, visit Ogden and Rock Springs, then Toledo for instructions, return via Fiji Islands Honolulu and Vancouver, covering about 17000 miles. J K Ballenger will manage in his absence.
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Seeley
Payette Valley
Rex Spray Co
Payette
Payette Gundey
Ogden
Utah
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Toledo
Ohio
New Zealand
Australia
Rex Spray
United States
Canada
Petersons Report Two Twin Boys And A Daughter In October
The Peterson family of Payette county reports a daughter born October 17 to Mr and Mrs R P Peterson of Willow Creek. Twin boys born October 24 at the Blanchard home weigh eight and a half pounds each.
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Petersons
Payette County
Jack Peterson
R. P. Peterson
Rasmus P. Peterson
Willow Creek
Jack W. Peterson
Blanchard Home
Father Dies in Lewiston at Age 73
E R Wells reports the death of his father in Lewiston at 8 30 on November 5th. The physician traveled by 2 30 train to attend the funeral. The deceased was 73 and had suffered ill health for some time.
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E. R. Wells
Wells
Lewiston
Mr. Wells
Hunters Return With Limit After Short Trip
Fay Wells and Walter Smith were among the few fortunate hunters to return with their limit. They left Wednesday morning for Loman and came back Saturday evening, each charging a fine buck on arrival. They report plenty of rain but no knowledge in that territory.
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Fay Wells
Walter Smith
Loman
Underage liquor possession arrests near dance pavilion
B. O. White of Indiana and P. W. Spear of Apple Valley, both under 21, were arrested Friday evening near the dance pavilion for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. They spent the night in the county jail and were arraigned Saturday before Judge Luther, posting $2500 cash bonds each for a preliminary hearing.
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B. O. White
Indiana
P. W. Spear
Apple Valley
Luther
Travel 500 Miles to Vote in Payette
Mr and Mrs F H Hogue traveled from Yakima Washington to Payette to vote in last Tuesday’s election. Hogue reports Yakima valley conditions good with fruit at about 80 percent of full yield and strong export markets. Denney and Company ship 12 to 20 carloads daily. Mrs Hogue began return trip Wednesday morning. Mrs B R Fitch was suddenly taken ill Thursday morning under doctor care.
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F. H. Hogue
Payette
Yakima
Washington
B. R. Fitch
Payette County Elects Record Vote in Local Election
Payette county tallies the heaviest presidential level vote at 2364 with Progressives backing Samuels amid scattered ballot scratching. John T. Jefferis wins sheriff, C. E. Bossen re elected assessor, Ruth R. Shaw re elected treasurer, and multiple county officials including Pro bate Judge Martin O. Luther and State Senator G Gardner win by solid margins. Sam Suplee, Progressive, elected to represent Payette in the state House, pledging to protect agricultural interests.
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Payette County
Samuels
John T. Jefferis
C. E. Bossen
L. B. Makingon
Ulewire
Makinson
Platt
Davis
Martin O. Luther
EB. W. Tracy
R.A. Crawford
Gulielma Davis
Moke
G. Gardner
Candine
Mah Cata
Sam Suplee
Coolidge
la LA Follette
United States
M. £. Borah
Frank Martin
Eugene F. Gary
Burton
French &. Wa
Perry Mitchell
Roy Rabbit
Gove Wor
Moore
A. L. Freyhafer
Dennis J. Q’mahoney
C. Baldridge
R W. Masters
A. Dawson
Justice Supreme Court
Alfred Dodge
Raymond L. Givans
James G. Gwinn
John C. Rice
J. B. Eldridg
A. H. Wilkie
F. A. Jeter
Alex Campbell
A. B. Lucas
Thomas J. Coon
E. G. Gallet
Arthur A. Beard
Charles Burgher
F. le Cruikshank
Robert Moore
Bay
Ss. Kk. Gatrrison
A. H. Connor
M. H. Eustace
Walter H. Anderson
Albert Streiff
Elizabeth Russum
George H. Curtis
E. P. Finch
George F. Hibner
Min Stewart Gampl Pet
Willing Show
Eugene S. Rathbone
H. G. Gardner
Guy Graham
Rf. St
J. H. Boar
H. R. Boomer
Bau Bay
B. F. McCarroll
T. J. Beckwith
J. M. Davis
George Vaughn
B. C. Blakesley
Edgar L. Dotson
D. Bo
F. W. Cobb
Calvin Keller
Ee Haynes
Norris
Sher
Treat
Allen Stegall
Ruth R. Shaw
Emery Hill
Jossen
Samuel
Hunters Return With Mixed Tales From Upper Country
Experienced big game hunters report varied experiences after journeys into the Payette high country. Some endured deep snow and delays driving autos while others rely on horses or mules for reliable mountain access. A few may have overextended their trips and will likely abandon their cats in the hills until summer.
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Payette
New Wonders Affects Radio Power Costs and Range
Marco ni proclaims high powered radio stations will be discarded as low powered stations with very short wavelengths prove more efficient at a fraction of the cost. Short wavelengths boost sending speed resist atmospheric disturbance and provide a wider range to reduce interference among stations.
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Marconi
Golden Rule Banquet Delights Payette Ontario and Weiser Stores
A social Golden Rule party hosted by the Payette store entertained six percent guests from Ontario New Plymouth and Weiser Golden Rule stores. A four course banquet, talks by W B Graham and Mr Rosenheim of Boise, songs and stunts, and decorations at the KK P hall marked the event. Credits to Payette store for its success. Honors were Mr and Mrs C C Anderson Mr and Mrs W E Graham and Mr and Mrs Rosenheim of Boise.
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Golden Rule
Payette
Ontario
New Plymouth
Weiser
M. BE. Church
W. B.graham
Rosenheim
Boise
KK P. Hall
C. C. Anderson
W. E. Graham
Payette Football Dominates Weiser In 24 0 Victory
Payette fresh off a near flawless rally beats Weiser 24 to 0 on a slick field. Poust’s 60 yard run was nullified, Goodwin scored on a line drive, Ficke added two touchdowns, and Ashworth finished with a long pass score. Farewell party for Ash Worths slated. History debate features Coolidge and La Follette sides with mixed results.
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Payette
Weiser
Poust
Payete
Goodwin
Ficke
Ashworth
John Kenward
Ashley Poust
la Follette
Dolnis
Coolidge
Gertrude Boals
Clell Blakley
Eva Wren
Davis
Bowman and Son Ships Carload of Poultry to Los Angeles
HL Bowman and Son shipped a carload of poultry to Los Angeles on Monday. The car was accompanied by Earl Dibble who will be busy watering and feeding about 6,208 chickens and 221 ducks during transit. Earl has served in that role on several trips and is familiar with the duties.
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Co. H Bowman and
Fen
Los Angeles
California
Earl Dibble
Earl
Payette police detain two men on intoxication charge
Roy 5 Brown and William Brown Smith of Ontario were taken into custody by Payette Chief Fred Christensen Saturday night on the streets for intoxication. Brown posted a $50 cash bond and Smith $50 total in two $25.00 bonds for appearance before the police judge Monday at 10:00 AM. both bonds were forfeited.
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Roy
Brown
Wm. & Smith
Ontario
Fred Christensen
Payette
Smith
Tourist car rear-ends sedan on Main Street collision
A tourist driving a rattling car struck the rear of J. M. Swanson's sedan as it backed from the curb on Main Street Saturday evening. The impact sent Swanson's car against a second vehicle onto the sidewalk. The tourist car sustained damage but its occupants escaped uninjured.
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Main Street
J. M. Swanson
Payette Valley Rex Spray Co to manufacture two new products
The Payette Valley Rex Spray Co announces two new items Rex Miscibbe Oil and Rex Oil Emulsion to be produced locally for Spraying use, avoiding Western shipments and offering lower prices. The firm aims to supply growers next spring and notes a regular Payette Portia club luncheon on Monday November 10 with full member attendance urged.
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Payette Valley
Rex Spray Co
Oregon
Calfornia
Payette Portia Club
Four Point Buck Brought In From Loman by Moss and Thurston
One of the era deer stories tells of a 350 pound four point buck killed near Loman Saturday morning by F. M. Moss and I. Thurston. The carcass was dragged half a mile to a trail for loading, then an attempted haul by horse led to a hillside spill. The crowbar mishap and loaded mule fared poorly but the prize was saved and brought home by Thurston.
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Loman
F. M. Moss
I. & Thurston
Mr. Moss
Fred
Crow-Ball
Vowek
Esr
Fhurston
Halloween Eve Property Damage Report From Local Area
Damaged property described after Halloween Eve pranks in the Bone area near a highway south of town. A large trestle like structure 36 by 12 feet was toppled and partly burned, requiring twelve workers to rebuild. The V. I. Roberts home suffered fire damage with soot and smoke in the parlor and upstairs area, while other sites showed broken items and entry damage.
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Hallowe'en
V. i. Roberts
Visits Home Town After Forty Years
Veteran musician Charley Nusman returns to Soldier, Kansas after 48 years away. Now 86, he recalls early career in Idaho and Wyoming era, with brothers still living locally. He notes improved farming in his old region, wheat at 1.50 and corn at 1.00 a bushel as he visits Cal vin proolace village and old friends.
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Sven
Asic
Walvorei
Idaho
LeRoy
Soldier
Kansas
Re-Shell
Mr. Nuzman
Fat Soldier
Calvin Proolace
Nurman
Mr. Nusman
Charley Nusman
Annual O B E S Children's Party Held at Kiddie Hall
At E. S. Kiddie F Masonic hall on Friday October 31 the annual O B E S children party drew about fifty children and parents. Entertainment by the committee featured costumes games and favors. Refreshments included cookies doughnuts cider and rad balls. Hall decorations were yellow and black as children left smiling.
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Masonic Hall
O. BE. S
Improving Highway Work on Willow Creek Road
The Conmisainers of Highway District No 2 are grading low spots on Willow Creek road island section under George Nesbit. George Yager oversees graveling the hillside four miles east of town as the crew clears and repairs the route.
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Willow Creek
George Nesbit
George Yager
Earl Patten Returns With Stolen Car
Patten returned Monday evening from Kemmerer Wyoming with the Buick car stolen from Payette about three weeks ago. Robbers who took the car previously robbed a Wyoming bank and were apprehended by the Kemmerer sheriff. The car was in decent condition except for a mutilated back curtain cut by the robbers to help them flee if pursued.
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Patten
Ting
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Payette
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Meeting At Mrs Dunnuck Home
The Tuesday afternoon Bridge club met with Mrs Bert Dunnuck. Guests included Mrs Underwood and Mrs Conghaugue. High score won by Mrs St L Jacobs. Refreshments served by the hostess. The club will meet next Tuesday with Mrs M J Thode.
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Bert Dunnuck
Underwood
Conghaugue
St. L. Jacobs
M. J. Thode
Grass and grain starting across fields after soaking rains
The recent heavy rains have triggered early growth in dry farmers' grain crops and range grain. Ground shows green shoots as crops begin to establish well before winter. Strong inland rainfall supports better prospects for yield.
Former Student Leads Tooree Ensemble in Idaho News
Former Pep Band member LeRay Maule directs California o shestra Serenaders featuring university musicians. The group draws from University of Idaho and Washington institutions with members doubling on multiple instruments. The Serenaders gain national notice through photograph companion and regional press coverage at the University of Idaho campus and Huncroft Hotel events.
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Tooree
Pep Ban
California Oshestra
Peter
Wasi
Ainele Dig
Cate
Tine Records
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Jesus
Ee Gaberio
Herbert
Eastman
V. EB. Hall
Ctober Peterson
ton-Samuels
Payette City
Jefferis
May Bossen
HGH
Tommy
Edward Ash Worth
Edward
Columbia
Missouri
Vigor
Bowman and Son Ships
CAR OF Poultry
Carr Come Together
Portia
M. Poss
Hallowe'en Eve
Payertte Dov
E. S. Kiddie
Earl Patten
Taper
Merendy
Pewspaper
Martilans
le Rus Mails
Ube
University of Itaho
University of Washiopian
O. A.C
Corvalily
Erehestne
Inast Fame
Restre Unica
Conde Naliohe
Dr. Evans
Alleies
Bats
Huncroft
J.T. Byane
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