Local Notices and Public Health Briefs From Payette Editor
Second class matter Aug 41 1907 Payette Idaho Western Idaho Press A. Hackney president N Jenness vice president G Burroughs secretary. Sept 23 1915 issue covers pension bill errors harming veterans, a Washington Markets wire lowers potato harvest outlook Idaho shows gains but overall shortfall, Public Health Service bulletin on garment workers health finds 2 percent defect rate and no occupational diseases, Chicago peach piles charity critique.
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Western Idaho Press
ASEN
A. Hackney
N. Jenness
G. Burroughs
United States Public Health Service
Beng
United States
Arrowrock Dam Complete at Bokes Grand Dedication
Arrowrock Dam near Bokes is finished and slated for a October 4 dedication with observers from 12 states. The structure spans to 348.5 feet high and includes a 400 foot spillway, a granite face and a 50 year plan to develop irrigation for about 240000 acres in western Idaho.
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Arrowrock
Bokes
Boke
Waho
Idaho
Maorest
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Chicago
Boston
District of Columbia
State of Rhode Teland
San Francisco
Cleveland
Balke
Suit for Libel Against Dr Hillis Filed in New York
A libel suit for 50100 damages was filed in New York on the 18th inst by Percy Hillis, nephew of Rev Newell Dwight Hillis, against Dr Hillis. The action stems from alleged defamatory statements regarding king operations in British Columbia and debts connected to nephews' business ventures.
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Newell Dwight Hillis
New York
Percy Hillis
Hillis
Liulgation
British Columbia
Millis
Dr. Hillis
Portland
Brayton & Lawbaugh Company
Tinker Company
Hille
Union Pacific’s Safety First drives record year
The Interstate Commerce Commission will soon report a flawless safety record for Union Pacific in the year ending June 30 1916. No passengers were killed and only 399 injuries occurred among 8,961,364 travelers who covered 847,988,544 miles. Employee casualties also fell sharply, with a 52.5 percent drop in deaths and 26.6 percent in injuries since the program began.
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Union Mwitle
Riverstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Union Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aranch Line
Omaha
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Salt Lake
Butte
Kansas City
Denver
Cheyenne
Altough
Miniature Runabout Debuts In Baltimore Streets
The diminutive motor cycle inspired vehicle, showcased with illustration in Popular Mechanics, features a 244 hp-like motor mounted beside the rear wheel, top speed about 25 mph, and a 75 mile per gallon fuel range. It measures 4 feet long and weighs 45 pounds, with mudguards and a novel handlebar control for throttle, clutch, and braking.
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Baltimore
Popular Mechanics
Cmd
High Price for Ducks Says the Vale Gazette
The Vale Gazette notes strict enforcement of federal game laws with two young men arrested on Snake River for duck shooting before the open season. They were fined 25 dollars each after assuming a Sept 1 start, while deputies pledge to arrest violators state and federal lines.
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The
Vale Gazette
Snake River
Malheur
Coun Mes
Public Policy Committee of NEA Opposes Fortis Bill
Resolutions from the National Electric Light Association meeting at Spring Lake Beach New Jersey on September 15 1915 urge Congress to craft reasonable water power legislation. They condemn the Fortis bill as flawed and warn that radical amendments are needed to avoid repression and economic waste and to enable future financing construction and operation of developments.
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Spring Lake Beach
New Jersey
National Electric Light Association
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Comimaittee
Advertised Letter List for Week Ending September 18 1915
The list shows letters remaining unclaimed at the post office as of September 18 1915 including Benzer J Easley Miss In Hall T C Jones Mrs J L Johnson N A Parks Clarence Williams and E T Bowman P M. Busy patrons are advised to claim these items promptly.
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Benzer
J. Easley
In Hall
T. c. Jones
J. L. Johnson
N. A. Parks
Clarence
Williams
E. T. Bowman
P.M
Notice to Creditors in the Hunter Estate
In the probate court of Idaho County Idaho the estate of Elmer B Hunter deceased is administered by J S Thurston as administrator. Creditors and all who have claims against the deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication at the administrator's office in Payette Idaho. Publication dates September 28 1915 and October 14 1915.
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Washington, D. C
Office of Markets
Auugust
Idaho
Southern Idaho
CA Yon County
Idat
Elmer B. Hunter
Thunston
Himer B. Hunter
Payette
Thurston
H. H. Hunter
Rice, Thompson & Buckner
H. Wilson
Pirsi
Lower Payette Valley Grange adjourns after busy season
A long list of local social notes from Payette area covers guests at the orchard avenue Grange meeting. Visitors include Mrs. R. H. Garland and Mrs. A. G. Miler of Onvtha Neb and Mrs. C. J. Lattig of Payette. Also noted are health updates, travel by several residents, wariness over la grippe, and various local errands and visits.
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Orchard Avenue Grange
R. H. Garland
A. G. Miler
Onvtha
Neb
C. J. Lattig
Payette
Henry Peutz
Ralph Suples
F. B. Suples
Clifton Blakesley
Minnie Smith
Sandy Hollow
Wood Spur
Geo. W. Shurtleff
Vincent
St. Anthony
R. H. Thornton
Chas. McGreevy
Midvale
G. W. Fenner
Ruby Jackson
GW. Wherry
Fiif
and Myre
A. Dudgeon
Mrs. Coy
Coys
Hardline
R. L. Jimerson
T. J. Jackson
F. Noyer
W. Bowers
Thunder Mt
Osborne
Garris
Sand Hollow
Crystal
Walter Cox
Osco Qualls
Daley Stewart
Nebraska
Qualls
J. B. Tsthem
Boon
Jensen
H. Reimer
Local Notices Preview Incoming Changes In Town
A 36 pound salmon is noted along with moves into town and farm duties. H Precht Sr and family plan relocation. Herman Precht Jr will operate the farm. O Hinkley family will reside in the Coy house. Mr and Mrs R C Linn anticipate Trove arrival. children may attend nearby school. Mr Chatelle adds one more room to his shack.
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H. Precht Sr
Herman Precht Jr
O. Hinkley
Coys
R. C. Linn
Chatelle
Gateway to Prosperity Savinge Account Advertisement
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Payotte National Bank
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Burt Venable
Grand Army
Oregon
Aves Lives
Union Pacific Railway System
Lower Payette Valley
First National Bank
F. Draper
Ady
van Patten
ARROW
Payette Mills
Rezac
Payette Vet Tonal Bank
Yette
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