Prohibition Leaders Attack Governor Hopeful Moses Alexander
Prohibition advocates statewide rally against Moses Alexander Democratic candidate for governor. Reporters note organized dry leaders revived the case of two Boise Democrats jailed for 60 days for violation of the dry law, pardoned by Alexander during his governorship. The revival of this matter is used as leverage against his political ambitions.
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Roish
Moses Alexander
Alexander
Boise
Links Business College Reports Strong Fall Enrollment
Boise based Links Business College announces an exceptionally fine enrollment this fall and notes demand for stenographers and bookkeepers signals better times ahead.
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Business College
Boise
California Highway Pioneering Under Taxpayer Burden
California leads in road building with a $65 million five year plan for reconstruction and resurfacing. The Los Angeles Times notes hundreds of miles of concrete pavement require resurfacing and a shock absorbing asphalt layer to extend life, with California taxpayers bearing the pioneering costs others will profit from.
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California
Highway Commission
Los Angeles Times
The
Times
Fruitland Social Notes Flip From Town to Town
Fruitland items record residents traveling to Arco Centerville Barber Emmett Ontario and Cashmere for visits and family matters. Noted deaths include G H Perry’s son in Minnesota after a horse accident. Families welcome relatives and recover from illness with several local motor trips noted.
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R. T. Greene
Arco
Fruitland
Helen Gritfin
Cora Whitsell
Centerville
Town
Ben Pathael
Frank Wayne
David Martindale
Oakley
W. R. Wilkins
H. H. Lively
Barber
Bill Baxter
W. B. Hill
Emmett
Chet Lackey
Ontario
A. H. McConnell
F. B. Howe
Boseman
Mont
Lee Howe
Herbert Howe
J. A. Bates
Nona Deering
Botse
Local social notes and community events fill Plymouth area pages
Numerous visits and gatherings around Payette and Fruitland are recounted. Highlights include guests from Caldwell, New Plymouth, and Boise. a farewell picnic for J H and Mrs Hendy. a large surprise for Loyd Cunningham. football win over Ontario High School 17 to 0. a Brethren church Halloween party. PTA program and district meetings. debates on Civil War naval versus army effectiveness. and ghost and witch themed school events with fortune telling featured.
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Jim O'flarr
la’ Grande
William Jones
Dana Jones
Boise
J. H. Hendy
B. W Grover
Bangor
Harry ‘Powell
Jim O'Hara
Thompson
Emmett
Loyd Cunningham
W. A. Colwell
R. H. Johnson
William | Hollenbeck
L. M. Linck
Fern
Boine
W. H. Vestal
C. W. Browning
B. P. Nokes
Hmmelt
Beryl Wilson
Irven
California
Bethel Colwell
Walter Tackett
Charles Stewart
Oscar Kaliman
Florence
John Anderson
New Plymouth
B. F. Hutt
Payette
B. W. Madsen
H. 8
Ontario H. S
Excelsior
Brethren ‘Church
J. H. Shamberger
Hallowe'en
H. G. Shank
Boise Valley
Shank
C. W. Hendricks
Gon
EB. Hendricks
Mountain Home
J. M. Kinsey
Brethren Ladies Aid
H. Sargent
Heizer
Earl Heizer
Hotakes
Will Howard
Margaret Ireton
Army
Navy
Henry Diederickson
Marie Howard
Harry Pence
Walter, Pence
Robinette
Lee Bors
John Wiley
Apple Valley
W. G. Wiley
Payette area notices mix of sales and town news
A cluttered Payette page lists livestock and land for sale vendors and a long local notices section. It includes ads for a two hundred ninety nine acre land parcel near French Idaho, a lost item notice, and rental offers, along with community notes and public bidding details.
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C. B. Jonson
French, Idaho
Sheriff of Payette County Seeks Re election
Nominee on the Republican ticket asks voters to support re election on November 7th. He pledges to continue enforcing laws to best of ability as he has in the past.
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Payette County
Magazine Subscription Offer Promises Clubbing Rates
Advertises magazine and periodical subscriptions with attractive clubbing rates. Provides contact Phone No 2511 and address No 1217 First Avenue South, Payette Idaho. Names Luther Oct Lott as likely contact.
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First Avenue South
Payette
Idalo
Marlon M
Luther
Oct
Lott
Bread vs Divine Law Focused Sermon and Upcoming Meetings
A sermon emphasizes that human needs stem from relation to God's word rather than bread. It warns against temptation and urges prioritizing religious training over vocational concerns. Special evangelistic services start Sunday, Nov. 6, with a temperance program next Sunday at 7 fifty. Community members urged to cooperate and prepare.
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F. A. Jeter
Dan F. Banks
Gallett
A H, Conner
Margaret Sweet
Stewart Campbell
Turkeys
Page & Son
Portland
Oregon
Am Booking
A. W. Clanton
Payette Electric Co
Mre
Otto Swanson
R. Ti. Greene
Emma Drake
Katherine Madsen
John Redman
Bessie
Cyril Red
Seagol
Forrest Paine
Rich
Harper
Faye Wells
Walter Stalth
John Symes
Wm. Syme
Comet
Little Willow
Payette Exchange
Cahill Bros
Welser
Jacobsen
Henry Sick
Earl Drinkwine
Tom Williams
Spokane
W. White
Creek
Robert Thornton
Charles
Ben Bell
Clyde Currin
John Cross
Edgar Perry
W. FP. Stirm
Rey
V. C. Snow
Ed Patton
Baby
W. A. Drinkwine
W. M. Bryant
A. Coates
Wmn. Bryant
W. B. Stirm
George Coates
Alchodt
Coates
L. H. Patton
Bart
Payette Valley Realty Co
Crockford
Idaho Power Company
P. E. Short
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
P. H. Krost
A. R Karr
Lattig Ranch
Snow-Moody
Chas, Bolton
Ernest Kirk
Hawel
W. F. Stirm
Hazel
Chas
Bolton
Burel Windle
Albert Coates
D. B
Darwin
Wood & Spauldings
District Court of the
Segath Judicial District of Idaho
Payette National Bank, A Corp
City of
Martin C. Luther
Church OF the Brethren
Thor