Idaho Potatoes Seen Priced At One Dollar Per Hundred
A. F. Deckman, named general potato sales manager for the North Pacific Fruit Distributors, predicts strong markets and prices around $1 per hundredweight for Idaho spuds with potential to rise to $1.26. He travels from Dallas connections to Spokane to organize distribution across member states and will base operations there while praising eastern and southern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
A. F. Dechman
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Deckman
Spokane
Boise
W. N. Yost
Southern Idaho
Central Organization
John A. McPherson
Potato
Dechman
America
North Pacific Distributors
Consder
Dech
United States
M. D. Garlington & Co
Florin Citrus Exchange
Sles
North Pacific Organization
Switch Crew Working At Payette
An extra switching crew under Conductor Bell arrives at Payette to aid fruit traffic. The crew moves loaded cars, spots empty lanes, and brings iced cars from Washoe. Pricing improves handling and increases cars per day for packing houses while Jonathan apples near full swing despite a reported shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Payette
Washoe
Jin
Stork Visits Idaho Oregon Association Amid Peach Harvest News
The Idaho Oregon Fruit Growers central office at Payette notes a new district forming in Cottweil Idaho as peaches come in, signaling likely good prices. W E Baker of Home Oregon joined for ninety acres of apples, with more growers expected to follow in the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Central
Payette
Cottweil
Idaho
Courcll
Taho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association
W. E. Baker
Home
Oregon
Pau'fle
Florence Barrett
Ulee
Wm. F. Sherwood
Arizona
Misa Barrett
Portia Club Opens Season With Arts And Lectures
Arcadia Portia Club's opening meeting featured Mrs Seritchfield's address, a new singer Mrs Brink, and pianist Miss Thurston. Members voted in two new officers, planned an art lecture by Mrs Blatchley, and enjoyed a five course luncheon at the Commercial Hotel. The next meeting on September 22 will discuss vocational education from teachers and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Club
Seritchfield
M. J. Higley
ML. Parsons
Brink
Higiy
Blatchley
Commercial Hotel
Riley
Leon
Huntington
Litt
Tak‘en
The Ernest Gamble Concert at Payette
The Ernest Gamble party brings voice piano and violin to Payette in a balanced program. Gamble is a leading basso with two thousand appointments and a refined stage presence. Edwin Shorner, a Liszt pianist, Verna Iwone Page, a noted violinist, and upcoming speaker Eimund Vance Cooke join, with four page deluxe programs and notes as Lyceum Course number two. James Whitcomb Riley will not read publicly again and F Hopkinson Smith performs soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gamble
Payette
Thse
America
Europe
M Marvelous
Breatle
Paris
Shrigha
de Reszki Brothers
Mme. Nordica
London
Rhime and
Wood
Berlin
George Fergusson
Anton Seidl
Pugno
Gerardy
Ysaye
Edwin Shorner
Liszt
Scalchi Pasquali
Jules Levy
Mr. Gamble
Mins Verna Iwone Page
Gamble
Miss Page
Jacobsohm
Chicago
Max Bendix
Micheal Banner
New York
Carl Halir
Lyceum
Eimund Vance Cooke
Mr. Cooke
Cooke
James Whitcomb Riley
District Court docket covers twelve criminal and one fifty four civil cases
September term of Caldwell district court opens with Judge Bryan presiding on September 15. Twelve criminal and 154 civil cases form the docket along with two appeal criminal cases. Names include Evkin Garren Campbell Sturgell Miller Parrell Meyer Thebo Pederson Russell Beagle Sanders Parks Pittenger and Rush Edwards among others. Helen Driscoll underwent a minor operation and is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Caldwell
Bryan
Otho Evkin
George W. Garren
J. W. Campbell
John B. Sturgell
Hert Miller
J. B. Parrell
Frank Meyer
Hector Thebo
Chris Pederson
Frank Russell
W. G. Beagle
Frank Sanders
Emmett Parks
J. W. Pittenger
W. F. Rush
E. F. Edwards
Pittenger
Oregon Short Line Eyes Arcadia Move for Shops
Rumor says Oregon Short Line plans relocate Huntington shops to Arcadia Oregon after purchasing 160 acres there boosting holdings to 240 acres. No official statement issued explaining the motive or plans for the Arcadia tract. Also listed are a Mormon conference in Utah and reduced round trip rail fare, plus a Jersey cow for sale and music lessons offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line
Huntington
Arcadia
Oregon
Railroad Company
Hort Line
Methodist Church Brotherhood to Lead Sunday Services
The Brotherhood will conduct Sunday evening services with a fine program and an interesting time. A special invitation is extended as the men are active in church work. Morning worship at 11 features a sermon by the pastor. Last Sunday's large crowds were appreciated and next Sunday’s message about Twentieth Century success is expected to draw many. All are invited and strangers welcomed with the right hand of fellowship offered to new members after the service.
Council Plans Sidewalk And Curbing Improvement District
Geele council meets to discuss annual appropriation ordinance and creation of Local Improvement District for sidewalks and curbing. Bonds cover costs, ten yearly payments by property owners. district details published in this week's Enterprice. not all properties affected, only those with completed cement walks. Unpaid assessments led to enforcement steps and potential full collection against delinquent owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geele
Guanes Committee
Peterson
Oriine Ee
Ordinares Fe
Elistrie
Isla
Alonz
Lois Ard aigiHon
Nance Whem
Mary
Docs
Payette Public School Opens With Notable Faculty Changes
Payette public school opened Monday with enrollment of 721, aligning with yearly averages. New High School staff include G W Hampton from Colorado for science and athletics, M H Rogers overseeing shell training after Armcar Institute, and Miss Clara Kuck from Iowa directing Latin and German. Several grade level changes accompany the faculty shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Grace
High School
G. W. Hampto
Leland Stanford
Colorado
Sls
Cox
M. H. Rogers
Armcar Institute
Chicago
Midleton
Clara Kuck
Iowa
Bascherse
Kuck
Germany
Assessment Notice for Brown Lateral Company Ltd
Notice of board meeting on September 16 1913 levying one dollar per share assessment payable to the Secretary at the Payette Land and Improvement Co North Eighth St. Unpaid stock by October 16 1913 becomes delinquent and advertised for sale. if unpaid by November 11 1913 it will be sold to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Payette Land & Improvement Co
North Eighth St
P. H. Brown
Annual Harvest Festival in Nampa Idaho Sept 18 20
The notice promotes the Annual Harvest Festival in Nampa Idaho from September 18 to 20 with excursions via the Oregon Short Line and connections from Glenne Ferry Welser Boise and Idaho Northern Branch. Tickets go on sale September 17 and 18 with rates available from agents. Also ads seek prune and apple packer at Wood's Spur House and mention camping grounds and a job posting by Adolph Hagerman and family for work near Bubl gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Idaho
Sia
Oregon
Glenne Ferry
Welser
Boise
Northern Branch Pointe
Wood
Adolph Hagerman
David Jones
Bubl
Gale
Payette News Briefs From Community Meeting and Local Happenings
The annual meeting set for Emma Theatre on Monday September 22 at 1 PM. Ice supply running out at Pacific Pratt Growers station and local iceman selling remaining stock. Hunting party departs for Meadows with nine horses, facing challenging backload of game. Various notices include farm rental inquiries, injuries from hay wagon, and a store robbery with no clues. Community inspections praise Company I, upcoming Golden Rule contest, and hotel meals starting September 18. Other items cover plant shows, local travel, and residents visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Theatre
Payette
Pacific Pratt Growers Express
Hurd
Ing Norn
Hubert
Meadows
W. Riley
Henry Weldner
T. F. Adams
Chamberlain Basin
Wm Soderman, Tih St
Eighth Ave. North
Personal mentions from Payette and beyond noted visits
J W Lynch of New Plymouth visited Payette on Tuesday. W 5 Hinchitty of New Flymouth also visited Payette on Tuesday. Charles Crump leaves Wednesday for Moscow to attend school this winter. Walter Keegen of Tulsa Oklahoma visits Payette this week renewing acquaintances. T M Nichol, secretary of the Car county fair, was in Payette last Saturday for air interests. Albert White of this city helped erect Grand Junior Descon at the recent Masonic Grand Lodge session in Pocatello. P and Banker of Rash Banker Co Los Angeles visited Payette Thursday last week. Helen and Rachel Thurstoneft were in Payette Wednesday evening for Walla Walla to attend Whitman college this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crump
Moscow
Walter Keegen
Tulsa
Oklzboro
Payette
T. M. Nichol
Caryou County
A'R
Albert White
Masonic Grand Lodge
Pocatella
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Portia Club News
Stork
Idaho-Oregon Association
Helen Driscoll
Madings
Geoke
Paul Pearson
Day
Somerville
Mass
Edmund Vance Cooke
Des Moines News
Utah State Fair
Salt Lake City
Salt
Utah
Tckets
Jersey Cow
RF. M. Frown
Iatest
Mra
Methodist Church
Council
Namier
Brown Lateral Company Ltd
Payette Ditch Company
D. W. Alney
D. W. Ainey
Mr. Ainey
Golden Rule
Danamiller
Major Jeffries
Adj
Jeffries
Company I
Company 1
R. L. Shaw
EB. T. Traver
James Trevey
Walla Walla
C. H. Gllson
Itwaco
Wastington
Gilson Hotel
C. Derryberry
Clara
PF. H. Lyon
Henry Feldscher
R. A Cramp
Big Willow
H. Bowman
C. C. Derrrerry
F. H. Lyon
Nashville
Tennesse
J. L. Barry
J. K. Howard
Will
Claude Allen
D. Dignan
Palace Pharmacy
Frank Blake
Smith Farley Drug Company
Golse
Mr. Rezac
Lee Catron
Howe
J. W. Lynch
New Plymouth
W. 5. Hinchitty
New Flymouth
Helen
Rachel Thurstoneft
Whitman College
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