Payette Cold Storage Expands Capacity For Apples And Peaches
The Payette Cold Storage Company enlarges its facility to store more apples and peaches as demand rises. Large shipments from Payette Valley growers and the Portland and Oklahoma City firms fill available space, with plans to add refrigeration and machinery to boost stock and offer space to local growers.
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Payette
Payette Valley
Page & Son
Portland
Philippine Islands
Page
Tiree
Oklahoma City
T. D. Turner Company
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Rome
Herit Tequest
Protracted Meeting at Christian Church Begins Sunday
The Christian Church schedules a protracted meeting starting Sunday October 29 with Bible School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Three Bible study classes are led by the pastor including The New Testament Church Training for Service and The International Sunday School Lessons. Attendance at Bible School is rising, with nearly sixty more present last Sunday than two weeks earlier.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Clase
Weallvsuay Eveninngs
Aose
Prof Neilsen Wins Many First Prizes at Caldwell Fair
Payette High School faculty member Prof. Neilson topped the Caldwell county fair in the fine arts division. He earned multiple first prizes across marine fruit still life landscape and various china and pen and ink categories. A nature oil painting of 42 apples from a Payette orchard sold to a New York buyer for a good sum.
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Caldwell
Neilson
Payette High School
Professor Neilson
Jardiniere
Prof. Neilson
Payette
Neilson Alen
Baptist Church Weekly Services and Sermons Schedule
Sunday service includes worship and sermon at 11 a.m. Junior baptism at 6:30 p.m. Evening program features The Meaning of The Earth and The Gall of the Earth. The church cordially invites the public to attend.
Cannery closes successful run in Payette peas and fruit
The Idaho Canning Company shut its machinery Tuesday, ending a run that produced 940000 cans of Payette peas and fruit under the Seven Devils brand. Forty nine rail cars contained 30 cars of peas and 18 cars of fruit, with labeling and casing to continue while the warehouse is cleared. General L V Patch notes the run was very satisfactory despite some shortages in fruit, and future orders exceed current production.
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Idaho Canning Company
L. V. Patch
Uew Company
Methodist Church announces services and roles for the day
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday School at 10 and Epworth League at 6 30. The pastor will preach at 11 and 7 30 on titled messages. Association elections name J H Adair as next year president after Boise meeting.
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Epworth
South Land
Payette Hardware and Furniture Sold to C. D. Bucknum
Notice states the Payette Hardware and Furniture Company has been sold to C. D. Bucknum. All bills should be paid to the First National Bank of Payette. E. C. Laughlin also offers sale of a residence on Sixth Street with interior remodeling, four rooms and bath, unfinished, with terms to purchaser if security is sufficient.
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Payette Hardware & Furniture Company
C. D. Bucknum
First National Bank of Payette
E. C. Laughlin
Sixth Street
Payette Exhibit At County Fair Shines Despite Short Prep
Payette visitors praised the Payette exhibit at the county fair, noting strong fruit displays and notable prizes. Emmett and Payette clubs earned top marks in precinct showcases, while plans for a dam on the Payette River signal a major development program for 98,000 acres.
Weather Summary for Work Ending October 10
Recorded weather report notes highest temperature 84 and low 30 with clear days and partly cloudy conditions. Winds to the north, observer F. Allen.
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Tania
Hee
F. Allen
Obvorver
Well Known Lady Dies Suddenly in Payette
Mrs. A. C. Hammond of Payette died suddenly from heart disease on a Sunday while returning from the post office near Seventh Street and First Avenue North. She was en route to Boise for treatment. her husband was away aiding at the Pittsburg land show. The Hammond family had long resided in Payette. their son had died recently in Boise.
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A. C. Hammond
Payette
Pittsburg
Mr. Hammond
Jist
Boise
Mra J. Berry
Boise Bustares
E. W
Golden Rule
Wetser
RB. Hurd
State Veterinary Aescelation
LH. Adair
State Undertakers Association
Relae
Cnet
Harry Gravel
Ontario
Wm. F. Strother
A. Beckstead
Frank Hahn
Fruity
Cornell
Mra. Compton
County fair visit with President Taft itinerary described
A large excursion from Payette to Caldwell brought many residents to the county fair to see President Taft. Rain delayed some, but the crowd of about ten thousand cheered as Taft spoke for twenty five minutes. The piece also notes local school events, a fishy train incident, and various Payette civic items.
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New Fiyawath
Pruitland
Payette
Caldwell
Taft
Vatley
Emmett
Nampa
Festival Program to Run in Full Despite Rain
A telegram from Frank Tierney publicity manager for the fall association and the rain tankers festival states that the program will be carried out in full even if it extends into next week. Directors expect a successful fair despite rainy and disagreeable weather earlier in the week.
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Frank FL Tierney
Alate Fall Association
PTA Meeting Postponed to October 17 in West Ord
The Parent-Teachers Club meeting has been postponed to Wednesday evening October 17. Notary Public Fob A. Hurader confirms the change.
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Parent-Teachers Club
West Ord
A. Hurader
Payette exhibit at state fair draws Boise visitors
Local news notes ib Wells Frank Crighton and Ed Mays travel from Caldwell to set up the Payette exhibit at the Idaho State Fair in Boise. Sizer of Beth Omaha visits Payette, buys land across the track, and plans residence. Haracter of the Commercial Club to assist. Floods hit eastern states, Utah. Wisconsin and Nebraska see rivers rise. Enjoyable dance at the opera house with Bushnell orchestra praised. Rain at Boise State Fair harms racing card. Canyon County exhibit reportedly large. Rev W H Landon visits Payette. Grand Lodge of Idaho in Twin Falls. Rebekah Assembly attendees named. Hunters report heavy duck flights and strong hunting conditions. Harriman strike action continues with mixed rail operations and sentiment unfavorably toward strikers. Master Noland Jacobsen hosts second birthday party with young friends. mothers attend.
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Ib Wl Wells
Frank Crighton
Ed Mays
Boise
Caldwell
Haracter
Commercial Club
Payette
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Golden Rule Store
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