Turkeys Shipped by Express to Portland Market
Forty eight thousand pounds of dressed turkeys were shipped by express from Fruitlana Beach to Portland for the Thanksgiving market. Two sixty three foot cars carried the load, picked up by No. 5 the same evening. The turkeys belonged to Mace & Co and Swift & Co of Po Gnd, bought by the ranchers along the Payette Valley Railroad, at seventeen cents per pound. This shipment signals growth in the valley poultry business and marks a rise from prior smaller consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Fruitlana Beach
Express
Payette
Mace & Co
Swift & Co
Po Gnd
Payette Valley Railroad
Ontario
Ore
Boise
Meridian
Caldwell
Parma
Welser
Nyssa
Idaho
Moss Mercantile Co
Downs
E. T. Bowman
Omaha
Chicexo
Mr. Bowman
Myrna
Clarence Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Miss Dunn
Albert White
M. Lauer
T. H. Wilson
Famtington
Bryan
Dunn
State Institution
Kitchen Shower for Miss Helen Masoner Delightful
Miss Helen Masoner was surprised by a kitchen shower Friday evening hosted by eighteen Philathen class members from the Baptist church at Mrs. Van Engelen’s home. Guests shared gifts and recipes while candles were lit in the parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Masoner
Philathen Clase
The
Baptist Church
van Engeles
Clase
Philips
Miss Masoner
Fannie Skaggs
Ruth van Engelen
Adab Johnson
Almalee Bowman
Mrs. van Kneelen
Lilie Cumberland
Nellie Pool
Grace Bowman
Violet Williams
Ethel Giesler
Jennie van Engelen
Mila Hottenstein
Margaret Roney
Ruby Miles
Ruella Pierce
Clara Mahoney
Gertrude Miles
Dotha Parson
Lith Mahoney
Joyous Baptist pledge aims for reverent worship in Payette
Payette Baptist church promotes a joyous religion with sermons announced for Sunday. A Communion sermon titled Be hold He Cometh will be followed by a Spiritual Athletics sermon. Visitors Rev Henry Van Engelen and L K Green arrive for a brief pause with their father, P Green, in serious condition. Mrs A B Hartley, living on Little Willow, recently had appendicitis surgery and is reported seriously ill.
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Baptist Church of
A. B. Hartley
Little Willow
Ontario
Public notice of new meat market at Van Grav en Studio
To the public I announce that Date Doehne has purchased the Van Grav en Studio and will in the future move to provide meat market services from McDowell and Otto vicinity. Billy has cut meat in this shop for years and many friends will support his own business with loyal patronage.
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Doehne
van Graven
Groge
Deavor
McDowell
Otto
Helens Heddy
Billy
Helena Eddy
YM C A Course Proving Popular With Season Tickets
The Y M C A reports strong interest in its four part course starting in October. Season tickets priced 1 50 for the four numbers, 75 cents for students, aim to boost sales by about a hundred tickets. First event features William Sterling Battis performing Dickens in costume, followed by a January appearance by the Litchfield fee and a speech by Robert B Glenn of North Carolina noted by Springfield Daily as superior to famed orators. The finale presents the Allera Concert Party.
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Bea
Y. MC. A
Sterling Batils
Dickens
National Dickens Club
Mr. Battls
Chicago
Litchfield
Robt. B. Glean
North Carolina
Springfield
Mass
Dally
Glenn
Bryan
la Follette
Allera
Pargels Post Law Arouses Interest
Postmaster Venable expects to receive in days guidance on the new parcels post set to start January 1. The system classifies parcels by zones with varied first pound rates from five to twelve cents and requires sender return cards and mailing at designated post offices.
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Venable
Washington
Vickages
Christian Church Events and News Honor Unity and Wedding
Next Sunday marks C. W. B. M. Day with a morning sermon and an evening Missionary Program by church ladies. Bible School thrived last Sunday. home missions offering $36.24. A wedding at Mrs. Matilda Edwards home united Clara Edwards and Oliver Jones. Dr Nathan Kelso born Olio Feb 9 1837, died Nov 20 1912 at 75 years. Funeral at the Christian church Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M
Matilda Edwards
Clara
Oliver Jones
Jones
Nathan Kelso
Olio
Union
Northwest
Sophronia Laughlin
Charles
Christian Church
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J.B. Trevey
Mire
S. J. Homey
Missouri
E.G. Train
Caldwell
For Sale No 1 Tested Young Cows in Payette Idaho
Advert shows sale of tested young cows from HH. W. Zimmerman of Payette Idaho described as heavy milkers suitable for butter. Other note about ordering a butter weight printed at the office.
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HH. W. Zimmerman
Payette
Idaho
Thanksgiving Night Film Show At Emma
A special Thanksgiving program screens at the Emma featuring two reels Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and Winning a Widow plus the regular three reel program. Moss' store showcases a big fur display for one day only on Saturday November 30. The Methodist Church plans a Sunday sermon series on Tragedy aimed at young people with Epworth League meetings at 6:30 followed by the sermon. Morning service at 11 and Sunday School at 10.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Missing fruit purchase at Kelso Café prompts inquiries
Notice reports a disputed sale of quart fruit at the Kelso Café and asks for information. Roy Roberts of Belse Idaho and A W Briggs of Doles request details about the incident. They mention Thanksgiving visits at the home of Dr and Mrs H B Catron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso Café
Roy Roberts
Belse
Idaho
A. W. Briggs
Doles
Mra. H. B. Catron
Payette Fruitland Sends Generous Car to Children’s Home
A full Payette Valley Railroad car from Fruitland arrived for the Children’s Home Finding Society of Boise. The car, overflowing with fruit vegetables clothing shoes and honey, was loaded at Cold Storage and will reach the orphans in time for Thanksgiving.
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Fruitland and
Payette
Children's Home Finding Society of
Boise
Payette Valley Railroad
Ruitland
Boite
Fruitland
Company battles Ontario Cadets in a hilltop clash
Last Friday the Company boys from Payette and Fruitland engaged Ontario High School cadets in a difficult hill battle where Ontario held a 126 foot position with a deep ravine. After skirmishes Friday and Saturday their line captured Ontario’s advance and forced a retreat, with Company I praised by regular army officers for the maneuver. Rifle prizes were awarded after practice later Saturday, to be announced next week.
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Payette
Fruitland
Fruitland Boys
Ontario High School
Ontario
Fruitland Exhier
Ontario Cadets
Washington National Guard
Blue Force
Washinston
Payette and Fruitland
Contractor Skipg Leaves Debts Behind In Fruitland
G. M Laurler a Fruitland contractor vanished last Wednesday leaving unpaid bills totaling about 300 dollars. Principal creditors include B A Bregner Chris Meyer 0 Trexall Pete Johnson and Mrs S A D Pardunn. Mrs Pardunn received 40 dollars for materials but Lorimer disappeared with empty tool chest. Pete Johnson retrieved household goods and aided Mrs Lorimer to Burley Idaho with funds.
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G. M Laurler
Fruitland
B. A. Bregner
Chris Meyer
0. Trexall
Pete Johnson
S. A. D. Pardunn
Lorimer
Parduan
Mrs. Lorimer
Brant
Burley
Idaho
Payette Pupils Raise Third Annual Thanksgiving Fund
The Payette Public Schools collected 85 dollars for Chin Sen Home this morning. The breakdown includes High School 12.05, Central 15.30, West Side 8.63, totaling 35.98. Provisions and a sale of 10 oz tied horse blankets were also noted.
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Payette
Chinsen
Iaet
Paytte
Central School
West Side School
Payette Chapter R A M Attends Ontario Confer Ring
Fifteen members journeyed to Ontario for the conferring of degrees on two candidate classes. The daylong session taught the mysteries of masonry and ended with a banquet at the Moore hotel at six thirty.
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Ontario
Payette
R.A. M
Moore Hotel
Portland market and local farming notes and events
Local notices report J A Lower shipping sheep to Portland and Wood and Spaulding unloading furniture. Various residents travel to nearby markets, attend meetings, and participate in community happenings including beekeepers’ honors in Ontario and a burglary arrest in Caldwell.
Society Notes: Mrs Boyd Hosts A F Bridge Club
Mrs K G Boyd entertained the A F Bridge club Friday with chrysanthemum decorations and high score by Mrs Dunn. Guests included Mrs Brundage Mrs Comptot Mrs Coughanour Mrs Reilly Mrs Salisbury Mrs Strother Miss Dorsey and others at a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs W S Brundage. several Thanksgiving entertaining plans are listed.
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K. G. Boyd
A. F. Bridge Club
Dunn
Brundage
Comptot
Coughanour
Reilly
Salisbury
Strother
Dorsey
W. S. Brundage
C. L. Berry
Gimeno
Gerding
Peterson
McGlinchey
C. B. Compton
Judge
Bowen
R. C. Davie
Boise
Boyd
Adna Boyd
Will Railly
Mynt
Bridge
Mrs. Adams
Compton
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Turkeys
L. K. Green
Kansas
H. W. Green
Colorado
P. Green
YM. C. A
Pargels Post Law
SKIPG
G. M. Lorimer
Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Gorton's Hall
Order
Deutscher Verein
Majestic
Whitsell Bros
T. Hall
Aittlo
Minnesota
D. Thacker
George Day
Lynden
N. McPherson
B. Catron
D. Bachelor
Glau
Hye
Ferry
S. Hurd
Chas. Galton
New London
Iowa
Gooding
EB. C
Brainard
Methodist Conference
Tlé H. M. Bell
Frank Crowther
Twin Falls
Methodist Board
Ness
eaAlog Jaccepter
Srede
Cay
I and
Johnson & Bowker
Portland Quarket
J. C. Bowker
C. E. Pratt
Mr. Pratt
Ford Automobiles
B. FP
Davis County Nurseries
R. U. Spaulding
Wolser
R. U
L. W. Spaulding
Society Notes