Evaporator Industry Expands in Idaho Region
The H. Hogue evaporator is rapidly running at night and day, processing thousands of barrels of apples daily. The plant converts low grade or culled fruit into marketable products, yielding profits for growers and supporting local industry amid efforts to reduce waste. Nearby New Plymouth and other firms also plan byproduct operations, turning refuse fruit into cash and boosting town prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hogue
Stening
Mtr. Haste Bee
New Plymouth
Idaho Vinetar and Picking Company
Idaho ‘Usining Company
Teey Payette
Agricultural Notes on Equipment and Programs at High School
Agricultural notes report more laboratory equipment for the Agricultural Work and strengthened courses in Soils and General Agriculture aimed at practical training. Fall Festival echoes note prize winners forthcoming, with Payette Mills and Commercial Club contributions aiding fair efforts. A labor census urges Payette County orchardists to send town and help details to W. R. Palmer promptly to support next season. Also mentions radiator mixtures and antifreeze cost estimates for Ford vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette Mills
Payjetts County
W. R. Palmer
T ‘Abor
Ford
M C A Hallowe en For Every Body Event
A community Halloween program at the Y expects varied acts from boys and others including singing, readings, games, and a fish pond. No admission charge. proceeds from snacks fund boys’ rooms. A national songs finale noted. crowd urged to attend with family. Red Cross sewing reports progress with 864 garments made and more awaiting shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanser
Hage
Callisters Fish Pond
Sons“America
Lost Brother Seeks Clyde Man C Reynolds in 1916 Payette
4M Reynolds of Clyde Texas is seeking his brother C Reynolds believed to be in Payette in July 1916. Description notes about age 22, tallness 1 foot 10 inches? dark hair and eyes, calling for information to Clyde Texas contact J. M. Reynolds. Also a stray classified line offers livestock for sale including one calf and other farm items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Clyde Texas
C. ©. Reynolds
Payette
J. M. Reynolds
Clyde
Texas
Why Mail Man Was Late and Other Local Notes
On Tuesday morning postal patrons wondered if a holiday delayed delivery. Clarence Halleck welcomed a baby boy at home with wife. A silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Henri Bartenhagen drew a large crowd at German Hall with gifts and songs. Mrs. Geo. Fulton died after a long illness. funeral Friday at 3 pm, Marysville burial. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sima of Kansas City visiting. Sima works as a barber in the K. Shop. several relatives traveling to various towns for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leason
Clarence Halleck
Clarence
Henri Bartenhagen
Deuteher Verein
Verein
Geo. Fulton
N. St. St
Marysville
Kansas
Brubaker
Lena
Maryville
Puy ‘Chert
Denver
Morenel
Arizona
Mat Floyd Sima
Kan #98
City
Mra
Sins
Dive Shearer
Sims
J. R Brome
B. Brown
Coldwell Sands
J. O. Bowker
Babery City
JP. B. Long
Lester Purcell
Ontario Sentley
Homer Stome
Alda Hurd
Boise
Pred Herd
B. M. Davidson
The
Daridees, Grocerie Co
Parette
Martha Otto
Denison
Iowa
Parette Thureday
Henry Carsten
William Carsters
Solse
Is Perects
Henry Caretens
Wet Conyers and Son Versbe
Cascade
Bitter
W. E Perkins
Salt Leks
Mr. Perkins
Sterling Wells
Wells Ranch
Welser
Liles
Bernice Calica
C. P. Callen Grace
Hosea Shafer
Portland
Torming
Joe Swansea
Apple Valley
Eeina Inman
Star Bakery
Canron Commercial Co
J. B. Cosman
Baby
Sweet
Smother
Brownlee
Dent
Woodward Hall
Vet Conyers and
Soc Vermon Te
Cascade Inc
Payette
Fruitland
W. B. Sims
Keith
Crichton
Bik
J.C. Moss
Widder
Wellsucking House
Proderick P. Brown
Pridar
Flore Ballmet
Crichton Hik
G. W. Lamson
Retersticn
McGlinchey
New Meadows
Elia Lawie
C. M. Lewie
New Pinmouth
Willem Achleck
Hantington
Beam
Thy
Lea Thman
Bere
C. H Bowmas
Bowman
Ees Ani Post
Deanery and Co
Sherif Taylor
Pendleton
Payette National
Portia Club Holds Patriotic Meeting and War Efforts
The Portia Club hosted a large patriotic gathering with District President as guest. Members discussed clothing and shoe drives for a rummage sale, magazine collection for hospitals, Liberty Bond talks, and a pledge program. It highlighted wartime thrift, Liberty Fires, and a Hoover dinner fundraiser plan at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcroft
E. B. Holmes
D. Chase
Brainard Buffdine
Palmer
Tweedy
Liberty Bonds
Food Administration
Women's Liberty Lesa
W. G. McAdoo
Liberty
America
Hoover
Chase
Sen. Brady
Govd Lernor
Mr. Brown
Mra. McDoneld
Neilson
Dyrel
Nelison
D.C. Chase
Lamson
Card Party for Red Cross Held in Payette
The Payette Chapter American Red Cross hosts a card party November 1 from 2 to 6 PM with proceeds for yarn purchases to aid knitters making socks sweaters and mittens. New members include Mrs T Adams Mrs Ray Hurt and others as matching film listings and community notices unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
J. €. Woodward
Jherry Bond
Red Cross
Red Cros
T. Adame
Ray Hurt
Edwin Lauer
J. T. Jeffries
A. P. Ackerman
Sisson
Albion Valley
Ani
City considers amending ordinance on firearms and air guns
The city notes no current ordinance bans shooting within limits and urges amendment to include air guns. It warns children handle powerful modern air guns more carelessly than old cap or small caliber weapons and urges stoppage before injury or death occurs.
Retugng With Car Of Mules In Misspelled Note
Fragmented report mentions Albert Maule and wife arriving from Pocatello to Walla Walla in a car, with discussion of damper on transportation and shifts in newspaper work. Several odd phrases describe wages for carpenters and painters, a missing horse and found items, and a note about ration cards and a national defense committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Maule
Camgths
Pocatello
Walla Walla
Coacha
Maule
Walla
WNR
Trever Frider
Sheen Shen
Commell & of National Defense
Mmm
Pease
Bivs
Cpl Lattig
Sika
Orchard storage method proposed to save late Winterfruit
A writer urges temporary orchard storage to salvage crops, detailing simple 3 foot by 15 foot bins made of ordinary boards to hold about 175 bushels of apples. Bins would be well drained with ventilation, straw and dirt cover, and light framing to support a roof. Estimated cost about $7 to $8 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RP
Local Notes From Payette And Weiser Districts
A roundup of social visits and hometown news from Payette and Weiser. Residents such as A B Anserson and Chester Taylor are noted for Monday activities. Miss Martha Otto arrives from Denison, Iowa for a longer stay with the Carsten family. Vendors, hall events, and shop updates appear, including Halloween plans at Woodward Hall, garage improvements, and local employment changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Taylor
Weiser
Hallowe
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ME. Ys
Bennett
J. A. Laver
Reidy
Croe
Portia Club
United States
Ea & Tocalty
Turner
Emma
Triangle Film Ca
Metro 6
Herd Lokwa
Ad P Eterbuck
Oregon
Amstrca
Victor Hugo
Guaren
Monsy
Faby’s Shire
Gorhams
F. E. Huris
Call
Wesley Rhoads
Charlotte
N.C
Oes
A. B. Anserson
Tmit
A. F. Dryden
Independence
Mix
Dante
Lawrence Hasinuseen
OS. L
Payette Valles
Walter Watte
Rasmusss
O. S. L. Railroad Company
Hahn
Wan van Lanbare
Bile
van Lenbare
Wood Yard
Payetta River
Matem Woodmen
C. W. Glesler
Bec
van Lachurs
Chet Teining
Walter Weis
Payerie Waller
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