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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
5
Fruitland residents host and visit with friends from New Plymouth Caldwell Payette and Ontario. Local clubs meet, church events, upcoming PTA program, and deer hunting trips mark a busy period with social gatherings and community improvements.
Payette Oregon Slope reports Sunday School at Park School house at 1 30 PM with preaching at 2 30 PM by Rev. Martin of Portland and Rev. Snow of Payette. Social notes include visits, illnesses, a Halloween box social benefits for Park School, and a 11th day of 11th month baby boy born to Ora Wilkin and Payette family.
The Park Improvement club met Thursday at Jonas Brown’s home with Miss Maude Culp assisting. Twenty members attended, sharing articles on early Oregon history followed by a paper by Mrs. Walter Davis on early settlers and the origin of Oregon’s name. The club plans more sessions, with the next gathering on November 23 at Mrs. P. M. Beale’s house themed Thanksgiving Thoughts. A fire at Otto Miller ranch destroyed a small building and contents valued at 300 dollars, narrowly avoided by neighbor arrival. Mr. Miller suffered minor burns. E. Frost departed for Omaha Tuesday evening.
The Cash Feed Store bought several loads of field corn from H G Rorabaugh this week. The text praises buying home grown corn over Nebraska imports, arguing that local purchases keep money and corn within Idaho, benefiting the local economy.
A stream of visits and gatherings spans Payette area residents including Mrs O B Johnson Mae and Mrs Carl Barton with children visiting. Clyde Newberry Arthur Pellaux Al Bryant of Weiser hunting on the creek. Blanch Roe and Mildred Roe guests at the Wm Bryant home. Byron Elam Tom Williams of Clarke Idaho visiting. Multiple travelers from Payette, Boise, New Plymouth and Ontario seen at homes, dinners, and Sunday gatherings. Local business visitors and a note on oil well drilling plans accompany social reports.
Wednesday marks our regular weekly church training night with Friday afternoon events in December. The L A will hold its annual Christ max bazaar and inner in the church with early presents. Epworth League plans upcoming entertainment and a 6 30 P M Sunday service with 7 30 P M preaching. Music by the young folks choir. Everyone welcome.
County Agent D Fourt organized a cattle sale via circular letters to grazing districts. Victor loaded 73 carloads from Jackson as Hereford breeders showcased stock and arranged future deliveries. Strong demand suggests a regional market revival for breeding cattle. Local egg market study shows stores out of fresh eggs at 59 cents a dozen with cold storage imports. winter demand runs about 10 cases weekly.
County Agent Carl Grayson leads eggs and milk promotion addressing poultry culling demonstrations and a proposed county bull association with banker support. Kanred wheat shows 3 to 7 bushels higher yield than Turkey Red. 5000 acres banned. Demonstration farms planned in Springdale Cassia and Bingham counties. Washington county hosts two poultry farms. Silage comparisons next, hats loom in Aberdeen Blackfoot Pella Marion classes. twelve communities send delegates to extend instruction locally.
Plans for exchanging boars by swine breeders in Teton and Madison counties have been set by County Agents D L Fourt and John T Morrison.
The State Sunday School Missionary Superintendent will speak at 11 15 a m with a noted time shift. Morning service moved back 157 minutes to fit the Junior church service in the basement after the Sunday School session. The pastor arranged for a guest to address the boys and girls at the sea cows from the King Jersey farm chat hour with mentions of Jerl and fat Salmon.
Will Grow Federation Wheat Jacob Magebey of Thornton and Martin Nave of Sugar City are named as demonstrators by County Agent John T. Morrion of Madison county for federation wheat. University dairy judging team from Idaho wins at Pacific International Livestock exposition in Portland, taking first among six colleges in butter judging and second in cheese judging.
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