Apples Move Without Damage From Frost Across Valley
The apple crop has been harvested with no losses and is mostly stored or shipped east. Car shortages in western states slowed shipments and kept prices from collapsing. Favorable weather suggests much fruit will move before cold weather. The piece urges growers to store part of the crop for next season. Also reports Hearman-Forbes Oil Well No 1 near French began operations with 360 locals watching, raising hopes for prosperity in Idaho. Local towns Caldwell Payette Ontario New Plymouth Fruitland Wet ter represented. Southern Idaho Drilling Syndicate backs the venture. experts deem it the best prospect seen, a tree lunch was served as the drill started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearman-Forbes
French
Katherine Stirm
Caldwell
Payette
Ontario
New Plymouth
Fruitland
Wetter
Idaho
Eastman Returns From Council Ranch
Mr Bernard Eastman, back from two months at his 200 acre Council country ranch, voted in the election after gathering his crop. His diversified ranch yielded fruit of high quality with Sartlett pears selling at 1.7 per box fob Council, later varieties at 2.5 per box, and two cars of Delicious apples at 60.0 per ton fob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Eastman
Bie
Council
Eastman
F. O. B. Council
Payette County Romona Grange to Hold Next Regular Meeting
Payette County Romona Grange will meet in the schoolhouse community room in District No. 6 next Saturday November 18. Meeting starts at ten AM with a basket lunch at noon. Annual officer elections will be held and topics discussed. The November 20 postponed meeting will feature a basket box social for Four Christmas tree funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Romona Grange
Dist. No
Oliver
Kenward
Payette County Amusement Club stock saga outlined
The Payette County Amusement Club outlines its four year effort to build a home for dancing, noting stock sales of 2575 dollars, a two year jet lease, and a total cost near 4500 dollars. Debt was reduced from 1700 to 300 dollars, then to 600, with moves to relocate the pavilion and raise funds to clear the debt over two to three years. Mr M M Greene and wife of Boston visited en route to Los Angeles, urging local support to keep the venture local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County Amusement Club, Limited
Idaho
Sokholders
Joss
Exhibit building makes good showing in Payette
B R Fitch, field secretary for the Payette Chamber of Commerce, led a planned exhibit at the O L Passenger Depot. The completed building and array of valley products prove worthwhile, drawing train passengers and promoting Payette and vicinity. A small electric heater guards exhibits from frost as Fitch continues to add displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Fitch
Payette
Fitch
Qene
Payette National Bank Fails to Open
Payette National Bank did not open for business on Thursday November 16 due to heavy deposit withdrawals and loan liquidation issues. The Board notified the Comptroller of the Currency and awaits orders. Steps will be taken to organize a new bank to take over good assets and release depositors’ funds. many local stockholders signed to take stock in the new institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette National Bank
Oce
27th Degree Exemplified by Scottish Rite Masons in Boise
Idaho event notes the first Boise demonstration of the 27th Knight Commander of the Temple degree by Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons led by E Seeley with attendees from Boise and Payette. Also announces St James Club's Annual Xmas Bazaar at Idaho Power Co office on Saturday Dec 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. _. Seeley
Henry Ashcrott
W. Ol Potter
W. W. Letson
B. Mossir
G. J. Peterson
PF. A Wilbur
Chasartung
C. D. Hargrove
Boise
Idaho
Temple
E. Seeley
Payette
St. James
Portia Club to Host Chamber of Commerce Meeting
Portia club holds next regular meeting next Monday evening at o'clock. The program includes the regular business session a special program and refreshments. All Portia members and their spouses and all Chamber of Commerce members and their spouses are invited. Secretary Mrs Homer L Settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Club
Portia
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
Homer L. Settle
Public Sale Near Fruitland On McKinney Island
A public sale scheduled for Thursday November 23 begins at 1 PM one mile north and two miles east of Fruitland on McKinney Island. The auction by J W Clanton as auctioneer offers hogs chickens horses cows household furniture 25 tons hay and various other items. Cash sale. Owner T J Owens with A Fenske as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
McKinney Island
J. W. Clanton
A. ©. Fenske
T. J. Owens
Dance Saturday Night Nov 18 with Free Refreshments
There will be a dance Saturday night November 18. The best music procureable will be furnished, and in addition there will be light refreshments served free of charge.
Special Meeting of Chamber of Commerce Called
Notice: a special meeting of the Pagette Chamber of Commerce Friday at 7 30 pm in Chamber rooms to amend article 4 section 1 of the by laws regarding officer elections. Regular meeting at 8 00 pm. Arthur J Johnston signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagette
Payette Shrine Club Plans Winter Entertainment Series
The Payette County Shrine Club held an informal banquet in the Sancroft Hotel chamber of commerce room on Thursday night November 7. Members approved a winter schedule with monthly entertainments for Masofia and friends and a large Shrine party planned for January. Payette hosts about fifty Shriners looking forward to enjoyable evenings this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Chamber of Commerce
Sancroft
Masofia
Payette
Miniature Poultry Ranch Tour and Court News Reel
An article tours a miniature poultry ranch owned by Z A Clement with electric lights and a Seratek pen, noting a lively flock of Ancon Pallets. Court House News lists district cases in Payette Idaho including injunctions, debt actions, quiet title, and foreclosures, plus local business notes and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprises
Z. A. Clement
Ohio
Seratek
Forfeits Fifty Dollar Gash Bond At Payette Dance
A man identifying as William James was arrested Saturday at a Prultland dance by Deputy Sheriff Allen Stegal and arraigned before Judge Lather on a charge of drinking intoxicating liquors in public. He pleaded not guilty but forfeited a $50 cash bond for non-appearance with trial set for Tuesday morning. The St James Club plans its annual Thanksgiving dance at the pavilion Monday evening November 11 with the Sagiey Orchestra of Boies providing music.
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William James
Prultland Dance
Allen Stegal
Payette
Lather
Ape
St. James’ Club
Boies
Wife Kishus Smith Convicted of Battery
Kishus Smith, described as a half breed Indian, was arrested last week for beating his wife and brought before the Probate Judge. He was convicted of battery, fined 25.08 and sentenced to 69 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishus Smith
Noted local and county items mingle in Payette news
Deputy Game Warden Geo Boor returns from the upper country with two fine bucks. Mrs Charlie Tracy and daughter from Botee visit the Bowmen home. Gerald Rickard born November 11 weighing 10 pounds. Local moves include A B Gussski to Boise and other family and community updates. Highway District No 2 advances a new western road from P Short corner to Fruitland bridge, improving east Payette access. Golden Rule Store advertises wares and local notices appear throughout.
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W.G. Wiley
R L Bord
Lee Bord
Fred Helm
Mary D. Sharp
Howard
Ernest Asmissen
McKinney Island
Robinette Eee
Boise
Ray Martin
Corncil
Orabelle Bowman
Lee Boyd
Hortos
John Bm
Ted
Geo. Boor
Charlie Tracy
Botee
CH Bowman
Tracy
Bowmen
Ora Wilkin
Gerald Rickard
Emma Theatre Program Promises Mixed Bill and Extras
Payette area program notes listing films and acts for Thurday through Saturday shows at Emma Theatre. Includes Kindred of the Dust, Reckless Tooth, Calvert's Valley, City Chap, Over to Border, Terable Davis, No Book of the North, with first show at 7 o clock. Mentions plan to stitch gowns, local business ads, and various local notices.
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Bank West
Kindred of the
Bisine Hammerstein
Reel
John Gilbert
Calvert's Valley
Taceday
Betts Compton
Border
Thureday
Richard Bartselmee
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MR. Eastman
Council Ranch
Pomona Grange
MR. M. M. Greene
H. M. Greene
Boston
Mass
Los Angel
Tes
Greene
Sioce
Court House News Court
Ed L Bryan
State of
Nat Webb
Michigan-Idaho Lumber Company
Corporation
Norris & Sutton
Haynes & Wilbur
Giesler
Carl & Puchett
H. J. Trustees
Reilly, Wa. & Mary 1
W. A. Stone
M. G Reibeling
P M. Smock
Payette Heights Irrigation District
McGough
Edward F.etix
Haines, Thompson & Bicknell
F. H. Lyon
ER. Coulter
Coleman S. Plaintiff
Cobb
Laraine N. Etux
White Wm. W
Plain Hef
Linder
D. R
Debs, Haynes & Wilbur
Stone & Jackson
Ontario National Bank
Scott
Idaho-Oregon
Evergreen Service Station
H Payne
Evergreen
Payne O
North $Th Street
Oe Et de Ee
S. i. Bat
Golden Rule Store
Guss
Nleh
Golden Rule
J. K. Blackburn
Freece
Link's Business College
Sherwood
Mra
Web
U. SL
Orphan's Home
Good
Ing College
Ces
Harry Wiliams
Weiser
William
C. H. Bowmen
Portland
Mc Adoo
Sonavegun
Mar
Carroll
M_E_ Wood
Waskesha
Wis
Wood
Ronald Wood
M. E. Wood
Romaid
Mutual Cream Co
Commissioners of Highway District No.2
Emma Theatre
Gsidep Role Store
Hemstitchovg
Bird Jacobsen
Vieck
AB. Moss, Sr
Charlie Hartuns
W. W. Letsor
Arthur Johrston
Tes Muroise
Twin Falls
Southern Idaho Laamdry Owner's Association
Western Building & Loan
McCarroll
BR. McCorkie
Charrle
Helmer
W. PF. Gathe
Luther Peterson
Rome
Gathe
Loe Algelee
Oyerland
Payette High School
Fred Stanton
Mr. Bird Jacobsen
Golden Rale
B. F. McCarroll Quick
Phant
N. C. Ireiz
New Meadows
Bay
Strang
Hampshire
Irwin
Be Meadows
Bessie Musgrove
Pauline Pence
University At
Moscow
Dole
Cine
Yeomen
Yeomen Lodge
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