Payette graduates head to colleges across the Northwest
Payette high school graduates, twenty two of them, continue to higher education this year. Students head to the University of Idaho, University of Washington, Stanford, Berkeley, Whitman College, Oregon Agricultural College, College of Idaho, University of Denver, Idaho Technical Institute, Willamette, University of Nebraska, Linfield, Washington State College, and other institutions. The community notes many names and placements, with pride in the annual spread of Payette youths to colleges and universities.
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Payette
Atrong- Fairy Sanger
Vernon Patch
Alice Ficke
Pauline Pence
Ernest Patch
Luella Kirkendall
Bessie Musgrove
Marguerite Asminsson
Roy Adair
Clark Cram
Mildred Holmes
Ula Hughes
Nellie Schutt
Dan Shumberger
University of Idaho At
University of Washington
Clyde Shank
Earl Keller
Edwin Driscoll
Dwight Bigelow
Edgar Carico
Holt Robison
Leland Stanford
Palo Alto
California
Donald Lauer
Hyerett Peterson
John Jimerson
Harry Farnham
Harold Keeler
Caril Henninghoven
University of California At Berkeley
Ethel Jefferis
Gordon Beale
Donald Crisiser
University of Denver
Raymond Hughes
Vern Maserheimer
Idaho Technical Institute
Pocatello
Howard Tomlin
Willamette
Ruby Broderson
University of Oregon
Manual Boals
University of Nebraska
Bicirley
Rupert Brannock
Linfield College
Helen Moss
Washington State College
Pullman
Leora Smith Belva Bigelow
Marie Wasson
Rose Hart
State Normal School
Lewiston
Helen Parks
California State Normal
San Diego
Ruth Marshall
Link
Business College
Gladys Roltman
Anna Peutz
Inez Hentz
Matilda Sick
Maude Zimmerman
Portland
Spokane
Salt Lake
Northwest
Another Band Concert Jam Draws Payette Crowd
Payette streets overflowed as the Payette County Band performed on Saturday evening. The jam filled streets, traffic halted, and officers guided cars to prevent accidents. The band showed improved music, earning public appreciation and support for their effort and funding. Earl Ketler delivered a vocal solo that captivated the audience.
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Payette
Cara
Earl Xetler
Quick Trip to Walla Walla by Jefferis Family
Mr and Mrs John T Jefferis drove to Walla Walla with daughter Ethel to attend college and live with grandparents. They left Payette at 6 AM and returned Tuesday evening after about 284 miles. John claimed he avoided police by outdriving traffic officers and stayed outside Fred Christenson’s jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Jefferis
Walla Walla
Ethel
Jefferis
Payette
John
Fred Christenson
Lorring C. Robertson
Hf. Robertson
Our City
U. S. Veteran's Hospital
Boise
Sam
Seattle
W. A. Coughanour
Garden Valley
Will
Stanley Basin
Coughanour
Charlie Norman
Fred
Oil well progress and farewell notices at Payette
The article reports continued work at a Payette oil well with drillers near 2000 feet depth and gas encountered at 1600 feet. Equipment is ready for completion, and results are awaited. It also notes a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. F B Butler before they move to Longview Washington. It lists hunting trespass notice and marriage licenses issued for September 15 17 1923 in Emmett Baker Grace and Boise.
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Stevens
F. B. Butler
Payette
Longren
Washington
Butler
Whiteley's
Golden Island
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Whiteley
Mr. Butler
Golden Rule
George Gish
Luella Liggett
Emmett
Jay Bonepart
Spencer
Mildred F. Scott
Baker
John Clemens Sharp
Grace
Idaho
Novella
Clara Shane
Boiso
Good Legs Outshine Millions in Town Message
Mr N A Jacobsen, using a cane, reports steady improvement while downtown this week. He says a man with two healthy legs and walking ability has more to be thankful for than a man with a million dollars, noting his long-standing activity and recent ailments as a great affliction.
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N. A. Jacobsen
Fallian
Jacobsen
No Concert Saturday Evening Due to Band Absences
Announcement that no street concert will be held this Saturday evening because several band members are out of town. The following Saturday the usual concert will resume at the corner by the Doughboy monument.
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Band Boys
Doughboy Monument
Portia Club to Meet and Round-Up Travel News
Portia Club will gather at the club rooms on Monday September 24. Local residents reported trips to Pendleton Oregon for the Pendleton Round-Up with several attending and sharing travel notes. A Ford one ton truck with stake body for fruit hauling is for sale near Payette for 275 dollars with details via P O Box 1565 Boise Idaho.
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Portia Club
Portia
Lillian M. Ferrell
Beay
Charley Hartung
Pendleton
Oregon
Clyde Thurston
Will Coughanour
Garden Valley
Penditon
Joe Clanton
Wes Clanton
Laurens
Iowa
Steve Clanton
Wes Farson
EB. A. Blain
Essie May Comer
Nampa
John H. Norris
Boise
Payette
P. O
Idaho
Church Grounds Improved By New Pastor And Congregation
The Evangelical church on the west side shows a 100 percent improvement in grounds appearance thanks to Rev. Newman and a small group of his congregation who cleaned and beautified the site. The effort serves as a pattern others might follow in Payette.
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Evangelical Church
Rev
Newman
Payette
What Is True Greatness Sermon at Evangelical Church
The Evangelical Church on 4th Street and 4th Ave North hosts Sunday School at 10:00 A M and worship at 11:00 A M with a children’s sermonette. A 7:30 P M Young People devotional meeting features Pastor Victor E Newman leading.
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Evangelical Church
4Th
4Th Ave
Young Peoples
Victor E, Newman
Doubleday Family Visit Payette A Calif Couple Here
The Doubleday family and Mrs family, formerly of Payette, arrived Saturday for a few days to visit Payette friends. They have lived in Hollywood, California for five years and recently sold their Hollywood home for $60,000. They stayed last month at the Glenns Ferry ranch and came from there, planning to return to California this fall.
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Hollywood
Calif
Glenns Ferry Ranch
California
McDonald's
Anson~ Hart Grocery Co
Mrs
Anson-Hart Gro
Geo. Boor
Stub
Upper Squaw Creek
Chamber of Commerce Rams
B. F. McCarroll
Bert Fitch
Greenleaf
Idaho
Harris
Seal Fitch
Pocatello
Ivy Geneway
Riverside
Miss Genoway
Deering Binding
A. J. Ghearer
J. C. Baldridge
Payette Co- Operative
Brogan
Walter Wendt
Leigh
Neb
H. P. Pearson
Chairpman
Williard
M. Moss & Bro
E. Zimmerman
Payette
Portland
McCarroll
ME. Holley
Nampa
Marion Crawford
Hares
Maker
Burt Venable
Boles
Obal Shattuck
Burns
Oregon
West Fareon
Tier Place
Iowa
John Ho Helwan
Council
American Legion District
Wood & Spaulding
F M, Moss & Bro
Bert
Salt Lake
P. Monroe Smock
Vashon
Washington
New Plymouth
Ed Abbott
Long Valley Ranch
Hie
New Meadows
Winthy
Joy A. d. Shearer
TE Loring C. Robertson
CH. Robertaop
Suttle
Waah
University of Washington
Sicely Snemud
Deagh
Jane
Mittee
Seattle
Rhoades
Copeland Family Head East for Health Hopeful Climate Change
Mrs Copeland D goes east for health. Sister Mrs Stephenson and daughter visited the Copeland home two months. They left for Wynmore Neb accompanied by Mrs Copeland who seeks extended visit to benefit health from a climate change.
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W. H. Stephenson
Opening day duck season proves brutal for birds
Sunday marked the start of the open season for ducks with heavy hunting activity from dawn. Ducks suffered mass casualties as hunters, some with limited gear, converged on the fields. An Enterprise correspondent joined the morning rush and later slept in, while the household reported duck for dinner the following day.
Beauté CL Home Nearing Completion on East Center Avenue
Mrs Bird Jacobsen’s new home on East Center Avenue is nearing completion. The colonial style house will have a full basement a large sleeping porch and modern conveniences. Located just outside the jetty limits it overlooks Payette city. The Cash Feed Store manager, though selling residence, will be available to assist with feed grinding and poultry supplies.
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Bird Jacobsen
East Center Avenue
Fintaheq
Payette
Auto wreck leaves three seriously hurt near Boise
Two Boise men driving home Tuesday night collided with a party of travelers causing a high speed crash. Loring Robertson of Boise sustained a severe scalp wound chest injuries and unconsciousness. A young man suffered facial injuries and scalp lacerations. The Nash occupants escaped with minor injuries while two women were thrown from the car. Dr. C. H. Robertson rushed to Boise and reported the patient may recover. Another minor Payette crash damaged both cars with no injuries.
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Loring Robertson
H. Robertson
Jaina Boise Hospital
Boise
Meridian
Nash Rt
Chevrolet
Robertson
Iserk
Nash Afl
C. H. Robertson
Payette
McDonald
William Blackaby
Ontario
Ensign Corner
Idaho Laundry Official to Attend National Meeting in Detroit
Arthur Johnston of Payette Steam Laundry and president of the Idaho Laundry Owners' Association will depart Sunday for Detroit to attend the National Laundry Owners' Association meeting from October 1 to 5 as Idaho's delegate. He will visit Salt Lake City Denver and Chicago en route for business. Johnston Brothers keep in touch with the latest methods in the laundry trade.
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Arthur Johnston
Payette Steam Laundry
Idaho Laundry Owners’ Association
Detroit
Michigan
Idaho
National Laundry Owners’ Association
Salt Lake
Denver
Chicago
Northwest
Johnston Brothers
Postmaster A E White Promoted to Captain
A E White, long serving postmaster, has been promoted from First Lieutenant to Captain after an Officers Reserve Corps examination in Salt Lake City. He received his commission this week following attendance at the yearly encampment.
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A. E. White
Officers Reserve Corps
Salt Lake
Payette Valley Fruits Heralded as Superior
A local column extols Payette Valley produce noting the region grows top quality peaches, apples, prunes, fruits and vegetables, plus grain hay dairy cattle sheep hogs poultry and more. The piece contrasts local abundance with outsiders' recognition, highlighting three exceptional peaches as proof of soil and climate value.
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Payette Valley
N. J Garman
Middle West
United States
Reed Family News Shares Alice Reed's Missionary Route
Mrs M D Reed of Rodney Iowa reports daughter Alice Reed, long a missionary in Japan, was in Yokohama on August 21 and planned to travel to China the next day. The Reed family, well known in the community, expects the news will be appreciated.
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M. D. Reed
Rodney
Iowa
Alice Reed
Japan
Yokohama
China
Reed
Coal Business Changes Hands in Idaho Transfer
Charles Wesley Tenney of Gooding College visits Boise and Payette County towns reporting a rise in campus attendance aided by a new gym under the athletic director. Stanton Brothers, coal and room managers, will repurpose a dorm facility while Independent Transfer Co. gains control of coal handling with Rex Spray Co. and Mutual Coal Co. involvement continuing. Tenney heads to round-up areas this weekend to oversee arrangements and strengthen regional coal logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Tenney
Gooding College
Boise
Poratello Huntington
Stanton Brothers
Sta|y
Independent Transfer Co
Valley Rex Spray Co
Tenney
Rex Spray
Pent
Aieton
Mutual Coal Co
Rex Spray People
Poultry Producers to Meet Alfalfa Mill Soon to Start
Idaho poultry producers plan a Caldwell meeting at the Farm Bureau office on Saturday. Pence Brothers publish notices of the event. Idaho Alfalfa Milling Co will begin operations around Sept 25 and run a Homedale plant soon. They aim to feed stock at yards this winter as ground alfalfa yields better dairy and beet cattle results with little waste.
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Idaho
Farm Bureau
Caldwell
Pence Brothers
Idaho Alfalfa Milling Company
Homedale
New Grocery to Open in Jacobsen Building
A new grocery store named Superior Grocery Co. will open in the Jacobsen building, recently vacated by the Blue Bird Drill. Proprietors Vet Gorham, John Bunker, and TH. J. Dring, well known Payette businessmen, plan to open on or about October 1.
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Jacobsen
Vet Gorham
John Bunker
TH. J. Dring
Payette
Grew
Superior Grocery Co
Earl Venable to Visit Payette from Washington D C
Earl Venable executive secretary of the Republican National Congressional Committee will visit his Payette parents and boyhood friends later this month. Though active in national politics he remains a Payette boy and looks forward to a hometown stop before continuing to Chicago for political duties.
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Earl Venable
Washington, D. C
Republican National Congressional Committee
Payette
Earl
Cheago
First Frost Visited Payette Valley on Sept. 1st
The first frost of the season touched this area Tuesday morning September 1st, earlier than usual for the Payette valley. It was not heavy enough to cause damage and may aid color in the apples. Through September 16 there has been unusually hot weather and no rain.
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Payette
Local notices and visits fill Payette pages
Community chatter lists visitors and residents from Emmett Boise and Payette relatives. Shopping ads promote ham and bacon at 25¢ a pound and lettuce 2 for 25¢ while canning and feed store notices urge corn canning and McDonald's demos. Political and civic notes mention game warden activity and Chamber of Commerce event plans.
Program at the Emma Theatre
The Emma Theatre slate lists Sept 20 21 22 with Corinne Griffith Conway Tearle and Elliots Dexter in The Cotemon Taw plus Pathe News and Felix the Gut. Sept 24 25 feature A Melford special Moron of the Lady Letty and All at Sea. Sept 26 27 sees Main Street by Sinclair Lewis with Pathe News and The Original Tooth Carpenter. Harold Lloyd Safety Last is slated for Oct 3 4 5.
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Corinne Griffith
Conway Tearle
Elliots Dexter
Pathe News
Felix the
Gut
Sinclair Lewis Pathe News and
Tooth Carpenter
Harold Lloyd
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Parewell
Doubleday
Oultry
Earl Venable TQ
Williard Battery
Buick
J. M. Young
Allen Stegall
Anson- Hart Groce. Co
Anson_Hart Gro. Co
L. K. Ballenger
Charles Nurman
Bruce Skater
U. S. W. Hospital
Enterprise
Anson-Huart Grocery
Anson-Hart Grocery Co
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