Hallowe'en Ball Promises Big Community Drive
Arrangements for the Hallowe'en Band Benefit Ball are near completion for tomorrow night October List. Proceeds go to the Payette County band for summer concerts and next year’s season. Mr D Thacker donates the pavilion and the band provides music free. Elke’ elulr runs the event without pay. it is a community effort to support local musicians.
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Hallowe’en
Payette County
D. Thacker
Muric
Stolen Car Recovered After Wyoming Arrests
Sheriff Jeffers aided by Lincoln County authorities recovered a L. H. Patten car stolen in Payette on Saturday October 18. Two suspects and the vehicle were taken at Kemmerer Wyoming on Wednesday. Three men Keith Watson John Hays Jack Wilson were named. Wilson escaped. The group faces bank robbery charges and will be held in Wyoming pending charges.
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Jeffers
L. H. Patten
Payette
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Lincoln County
Len
Poyette
Keith Watson
John Hays
Jack Wilson
Sitg
Whipping Boss film uses ex convicts for authentic gang imagery
Director J P McGowan employs former prisoners as atmosphere for The Whipping Boss a Beverly production to be shown at Emma Theatre November 10 and 11 under John Webster Rhoads Post 34 American Legion. The story follows a Southern romance with life in a Louisiana convict labor camp and scenes shot at a logging camp near New Orleans. Lloyd Hughes Barbara Bedford and Eddie Phillips lead an all star cast.
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J. P. McGowan
Beverly
Emma Theatre
John Webster
McGowan
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mrector
Det
Lloyd Hughes
Barbara Bedford
Eddie Phillips
Old Fashioned Dance by Harmony Rebekah Lodge No 22
Harmony Rebekah Lodge No 22 hosts an old fashioned dance on November 13 at the eyin in the [. 0. Oo. F. tempi. Odd Fellows and wives Rebekahs and husbands single members and escorts invited and urged to attend visiting members welcome. Admission 75 cents, extra lady 25 cents. Lunch by committee. Dont forget the date.
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Danc Harmony Rebekah Lodge No. 22
Odd Fellows
Wayne Returns From Baker Oregon To Resume Pentecostal Mission
A. Wayne, recently in Baker Oregon for three months tending his Payette nursery and running a good business, received a call to lead the Pentecostal mission there. He has preached for two months and will return to complete nursery orders before resuming his mission work.
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A. Wayne
Baker
Oregon
Wayne
Payette
Election Returns Arrangements By Pagette Chamber
The Pagette Chamber of Commerce has arranged to receive election returns at the Chamber rooms on the evening of November 4.
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Pagette Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Payette as Best Town in Southern Idaho
Payette boasts rich natural resources and ample irrigation. It hosts multiple plants providing jobs, including the Denney Co evaporating plant employing around 69 people and the Idaho Slider and Vinegar factory converting apples for the market. The Sherwood Brick plant and Payette Alfalfa Milling support local industry while the Farmers Cooperative Creamery distributes over half a million dollars yearly to farmers, underscoring Payette’s strong economy.
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Aortion
Why & Payette
Payette
Denney & Co
Idaho Slider and Vinegar
Sherwood Brick Manufacturing
Payette Alfalfa Milling Company
Idaho
Farmers’ Co.operative Creamery
Man Arrested Near La Grande for Harness Theft
Information from the La Grande sheriff leads to the arrest of Harry Leroy near Pruttland on Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Christian. He is charged with stealing a set of harness. A Wednesday search turned up the harness hidden in a raspberry patch away from the residence. Leroy was transported back to La Grande by local authorities.
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la Grande
Oregon
Harry Leroy
Pruttland
Christian
Leroy
Jefferts
Organize Baptist Brotherhood Elects Officers at Wen church
The Wen of The Naptis church organized a Baptist Brotherhood last Friday evening with C. H W. Lester as president B. R. Fitch vice president Elmer Keefer secretary and Guy Cockrum treasurer. Two speakers attended from Hole.
Mrs Spottwood Seeks Piano Students At 11th Street
Mrs E B Spottwood piano instructor offers limited openings for lessons. She trained at Simpson College Tallahassee Iowa and Chicago Musical College Chicago and brings substantial teaching experience. October.
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E. B. Spottwood
11Th Street
Club Entertained and Halloween Party Report
A Tuesday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Cc J Dennis featured Mrs L K Ballenger winning the ladies prize and L K the gentlemen’s prize. Ruth Chadwick hosted a Halloween party on October 28 with games and refreshments for several friends and a convivial turnout. It notes attendees including Elizabeth Campbell Fern Wells Lilie Hagemann Anna Relmers Joan Harris Frances Pacha Rosa May Hottenstein Elinor Hartwell lise Wisner and Nelson Mc Rae A R Moss Howard Earp Harold Earp Milton Sheaffer Jay Burtleson Eugene Burs James Jewell Noland Jacobson Douglass Bradshaw and Ruth Chadwick plus a later car instruction line about Golden Route materials on October 30.
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Hallowe'en Par
Ruth Chadwick
Elizabeth Campbell
Fern Wells
Lilie Hagemann
Anna Relmers
Joan Harris
Frances Pacha
Rosa May Hottenstein
Elinor Hartwell
Lise Wisner
Messra Nelson McRae
A. R. Moss
Howard Earp
Harold Earp
Milton Sheaffer
Jay Burtleson
Eugene Burs
James Jewell
Noland Jacobson
Douglass Bradshaw
Auto Smash Up Near New Plymouth Injures Driver
Darwin Bears and his wife were changing a tire near New Plymouth when a Buick sport driven at high speed by Dr. R R Tower of Boise crashed into the rear of the Ford, tossing it 80 feet. The Buick hit a telephone pole. no one was seriously injured though Bears suffered a bruise. Both cars were badly damaged and the Ford reached Payette under its own power.
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Darwin Bears
Mrs. Bears
Cascade
Payette
New Plymouth
R. R. Tower
Boise
Ford
Buick
Bears
Payette High at Weiser Clash Oct 31 in Weiser
Payette high meets Weiser high Friday October 31 at 3 30 PM in Weiser in a hard fought game. Payette under Coach F D Wolfe has two wins and one loss while Weiser has one win and two losses. Captain Ashley Poust returns to lineup with Ed Ashworth back in end position. Also notes Yeomen Lodge officer installations and American Legion Auxiliary events.
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Payette High
Weiser
Payette
Weiser High
F. D. Wolfe
Emmett
Wolfe
Ashley Poust
Will
Pean
Ed Ashworth
Portia Club Welser Visit and Halloween Social
Portia Club invites members to a Welser gathering on Wednesday November 5 at Outlook club rooms arrivals by 1 PM. Emma Conover requests car holders to call. District No. 4 French Idaho hosts a Halloween party Friday October 31 with ghost and witch displays and a friendly welcome.
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Portia Clur
Portia Club
Welser
Outlook Club
Emma Conover
Hallowe'en Pte Social
Hallowe'en
French
Idaho
Armistice Day and Owyhee Project Appeal Letter
Fragmented notes show Armistice Day proclamation in Idaho dated 1924 and a Payette locality appeal urging support for Horton L. Fresch for Representative. The letter from Ontario Commercial Club extols Fresch as irrigation funding advocate, urging merchants and property owners in Payette vicinity to vote Republican and back his candidacy to secure Owyhee Project appropriation.
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Uate
Payette
Idaho
McCarroll
Owyhee
Oregon
Horton L. Fresch
Hcket
French
Galligher
Washington
Frenek
House
Spotswoods Arrive For Payette Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs E B Spotswood and their son arrive in Payette from Westside Iowa by auto Monday evening. They plan to spend the winter here and may decide to permanently locate at Payette. Included is an odd note about Apples in the orchard and a local business mention. Also an ad for Make Your Own Comfort Week at the Golden Rule and a hay for wheat exchange notice.
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B. Spotswood
E. B. Spotswood
Westside
Iowa
Payette
Afples
Spotswood
Juvenile Delinquency Discussed At City Meeting
A Payette city meeting at the courthouse convened by Mayor Woodward focused on the curfew ordinance and juvenile delinquency. Speakers stressed parental responsibility, with a five member committee appointed to study conditions and report later.
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Court House
Wooward
Javentie Ee
Criefly
Payette
M. O. Luthee
Esty
Col. Patsh
John H. Norris
Haynes
Woodward
Boy Rides Wheel Down Reservoir Hill
Kenneth Wagner, son of Mr and Mrs W B Wagner, rode a bike downhill on a steep hill near Bill East of town. He traveled hundreds of yards, went end over end, and was scratched with a bleeding tire. Older boys brought him home. the incident serves as a warning against dangerous stunts.
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Kenneth Wagner
W. B. Wagner
Recersoir
Kenneth
Kenneth Rand
Thought moves Jesus series at Methodist Church
The Methodist Church begins a four part series next Sunday morning on The Thought that moved Jesus with a Sunday evening session titled Bad Bargains Bible. Topics ask What shall we do now that diplomacy business science war have palled to act. Featured music includes an instrumental by Clark Beamgard and a male quartet. E T devotional meeting at 6 30 led by Herold Hutchinson.
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Jesus
Clark Beamgard
E. T
Herold Hutchinson
State Treasurer’s Office efficiency and Holy City at church
The state treasurer’s office reports high business volume with a lean staff and low cost, earning $142,218.41 this beetm at an expense of only $18,576.36. The Holy City by Stephen Adams will be performed as a nexophone solo at Sunday evening Methodist services with a full program and sermon.
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Holy City
Stephen Adams
Methodist Church
Orlock
Answer Errone Qus Charges In Political Tax Figures
A statement from the Republican state headquarters denounces tax figures released by the Timocratic state body as false and misleading. John McMurray asserts the figures dramatically inflate state taxes and fearmongering aims to influence votes, while Democrats push their ticket. The piece details claimed actual state tax disbursements and federal share, arguing the opposition distorts numbers to mislead voters.
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Republican
John McMurray
Ghaiima
Aha
Dato Blethy
Fpeblieno
Semun
Wial Chews Fedstal
Ada County
Ada
Broom-corn Makes Good Showing This Year
J W Mahoney and J M May report broom-corn trials showing quality crop harvested and tied. Inspectors declare it the best they have seen, with about seven tons likely worth around 200 dollars per ton at current prices, though the plan is to convert some of the crop into brooms.
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J.W. Mahoney
J. M May
Sheriff Exposes Payette County Office Expenses
The Payette County sheriff's office defends its costs against critics of government spending. Figures show 1923 expenditures include 4,189.70 in receipts and 2,353.70 for salaries, with civil and other expenses totaling 2,181.37 after adjustments.
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POBLM
Sheriff's Office
Payette County
Payette Dairy Sale Draws Large Crowd Saturday
A large crowd estimated at 260 gathers at the Payette Auction Exchange for a dairy sale. Bidding averages around 4.48 per unit. A lost cartridge belt with 25 35 and 30 30 shells is missing. a reward is offered for its return.
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Payette
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Tayette Valley
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