Salvation Army Drive Urges Local Support for Rescue Home
The Salvation Army drive in Payette County reports $1,905.08 collected so far with a $2,600 quota to reach. Districts include City of Payette, North and East districts, and towns like Little Willow and Fruitland, as volunteers push to fund a Rescue Home for those seeking forgiveness. The drive closes Saturday September 27, while tent meetings led by Rev. T. B. Glendennings continue next week and national world protest rallies gain attention. Earl Keller returns from France with others remaining to come home. Found items include a set of keys and a lady's watch.
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Owever
Payatic
Fap
Mbart
Little Willow
Big Willow
Washoe
Fruitland
New Plymouth
Merte
T. B. Glendennings
Payette curfew law urged to curb youth street activity
A Payette city inquiry urges strict enforcement of the curfew restricting children under 16 on streets after 9 pm in summer and 8 pm in winter. The Ministerial Association backs council action to enforce the ordinance with parent cooperation, community support, and possible additional measures if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Ministerial Association
Topsy
San Jose
Idaho Canning Company Closes Its Year Run
The Idaho Canning Company ended its run on Tuesday September 22 1904 with strong fruit yields including cherries apricots peaches and pears. Production is estimated at about eight carloads of canned fruit led by Will Moss who managed the business well during the year. Mr and Mrs J F Orr depart for Portland and Seattle for a two week vacation with Orr attending the Electric Light Association in Seattle as a representative of Idaho Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Canning
Aedvon
Will Moss
Orr
J. F. Orr
Portland
Seattle
Electric Light Association
Idaho Power Company
Boise
Idaho
Payette
EB. Gunnter
Mildred
B. P. Shawbis
Holse
HE. Bunn
Walser
C. H. Avey
Inna
Talexram
Chas. McCosh
Ranger firm pays first monthly dividend on stock
Stockholders in the Ahlers Oil Co. of Ranger Texas are receiving their first monthly dividend equal to 25 percent of their original investment. The payout marks early earnings and signals further development work, with expectations that monthly dividends will rise rapidly.
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Alhers Ol) Co
Ranger
Texas
Christian Church School and Sermons Schedule
Christian Church reports strong interest in church school as workers return from vacation. Primary Department annual review, graduation next Sunday. Morning services at 11, sermon “Co operation with God.” Evening services at 8, sermon “Godliness is profitable.” Mid week service Wednesday. A welcome to all. A. J. Adams, Minister. Also car painting and recovering ads from Sequine Auto Co. Ontario. Methodist Church notes 10 am Sunday School, 11 am worship “The Church's Task,” 8 pm evening service with Rev J Wesley Miller. Mid week service Wednesday 6. John R. Mott comment on Christ. Mr. Vick Humphrey visiting Payette, returning to buy fruit in Payette Valley.
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Christian Church
Lyon
A. J. Adams
Methodist Church
J. Wesley Miller
Gooding College
John R. Mott
Christ
Church OF God
Houser
Payette County Exhibits Shine At Fair Show
Payette County displays at the horticultural exposition showcase an apple crop worth 4.5 million and 2510 carloads valued at 1800 each. The county farms exhibit highlights corn alfalfa and wheat run by W R Palmer with Guy Graham supervising the fruit display. Payette wins prizes for Best Collective Exhibit and Pantry and Kitchen.
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Payette County
W. R. Palmer
Payn Payette
Guy Graham
Idaho
Gregory
Capital News
Empress Stoke Co in Peg O' My Heart at Emma Theatre
The Emma Theatre program runs from Sept 26 to Oct 2 with Empress Stoke Co in Peg O My Heart. Friday features Bob Finlay Max Sennett Comedian Ruth Bolland in The Tiger Trail and Fanny Ward in The Narrow Path. Sat 27 shows Bert Lytel in Black Sea Redemption and Mary Moves In, plus a 2 reel comedy. Other dates preview Connie Griffith Girl Problem and Sunshine Comedy Smashed Career. Watch for The Westerners at the Euom Theatre. Also Presbyterian Church notes Amazianization theme and Navajo outreach with meeting Sunday at 7. Hart MacLennan Mr Donald F Hart and Miss Mag MacLennan wed last Monday at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev M D Reed. Welcome newlyweds to the community.
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Fhurmlas
Empress Stoke Co
Bob Finlay
Max Sennett
Ruth Bolland
Fanny Ward
Bert Lytel
Mary
Fox
Pathe News
A & Reel
Connie Griffith
Sunshine
Euom
MES WOODWARD MECH IMPROVED AND PAYETTE IN FULL HARVEST
Mrs Woodward mother of Drs R and J Woodward is much improved after a period of illness. Payette is a busy fruit hub with large apple harvest and packing houses running at full capacity. Denney and Company employ about 50 in their Payette plant and make two daily car shipments. other firms add about 20 cars a day from NW packing houses. Hugh Shamberger leaves for Stanford University for his second year. Mrs McClanahan and two daughters visit in Pennsylvania enjoying a fine time. Scott is unsure of their return timing. N B Felthouse near New Plymouth sells 114 Hampshire sheep at prices from 12 to 5 per head, showing sheep as a profitable small-ranch venture. buyer unnamed.
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Payette
Denney and Company
Northwest
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers Association
Rar Plate Company
Idaho Products Company
Hugh Shamberger
Stanford University
Felthouse
New Plymouth
Hampshire
Enmall
William Huxford
Central City
Nebr
Gene McDonald
Dora Huxford
Wood & Spaulding
Tharp
Goodwin
Sweet
Idaho
Stourday
One
Tayn
W. D. Farnham
Deadover
JH. Haley
Nyssa
Oregon
Wells
Hurley Smith
Chas
R. Smith and
Rowen
Gooding
Port
H. B. Catron
Texas
J. M. Bennett
Yale
Garde Wood
Seattle
Washington
University of Washington
Sterling Wells
Schaller
Iowa
A. Wells
Will
Bascome
Local notes from Payette and visitors expand week
A dense column of Payette and region visitors, residents, and events fills a Sunday page. Names include A Middleton of Eugene, W B Moore, J H Haley of Nyssa, G W Shurtleff, and many families traveling to Boise State Fair, Seattle, Portland, and Walla Walla. Building work progresses on Rex Spray Company lot. traps from Wood & Spauldings. several journeys to fairs and colleges.
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Salvation Army
Madiset Sundener
Lear
Earl Keller
Harl Keller
France
Camp Lowla
Lee Coblents
Clarence Larson
Roy Loughrey
Beagor
Sequine Auto Co
Ontario
Vick Humphrey
San Francisco
Calif
Payette Valley
Max Lattig
The
Osteopath School
Kirksville, Mo
Verne Holt
Kirksville
Osteopath
Will Holt
Stan Moss
Howard Reed
Whitman College
Emma Theatre
Vresbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
New Mexico
Arizona
Hart—Maclenlan
Donald FP Hart
Mise Mag MacLéhan
Presbyterian
M. D. Reed
Inive
David Masoner
Mr. Hart
J. 5. Hollandsworth
Mrs. Hart
Mes, Woodward
Weiser
Ene Fae Pins
Ba‘egon
A. Middleton
Eugene
Ore
Wheeler Anderson
Taylorsville
W. B. Moore
Ust
H. K. Wallis
J. W. Easter
Clifton Baker
Hattieshater
Clifford
Ralph Spaulding
L. Spaulding
Mr. Bonaldiony
Spaulting
Rex Spray Company
Aity
J. P. Walker
Ronald
EB. A. Blair
Grover Stewart
Drysdale
Mrs. Gee
Wallace Griffin
Nampe
Geo. Shellhouse
Clarence Chapin
Westfall
W. H. Jeffries
Walla Walla
Payette Suneer
San Diego
Army and Navy Academy
Leonard Wright
Barbara Jane
Jerome
Pugetts
Wood & Spauldings
G. W. Shurtleff
Pocatello
Bridge Club
F. H. Hogue
Wilson
Edna Gauer
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Salop Culbertson
Seattle, Wash
I. L
L. L. Culbertson
Oregon Slope
S. P. Rush
Margaret
Baker City
Rush
C. A. Smith
Omaha
Mr. Smith
Hector
and Mire
W. Hi. Parber
Ralph Farber
Bob Brown
Brown
Byron Kent
Harry Cole
Nick Broderson
Herrington
Wiatom Montana
Claud Hurd
Paydtte
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