Payette Briefs Highlight Local Hiring and Visits
Local notes from Boise and Payette list visitors and business trips, births, polo game attendance, and community services. Mentions include Moss Baldridge in Boise on TmAtters, Seeley on a 10 day southern Idaho trip, nurse referrals, births in Weiser and Little Willow, attendance at the Idaho Pageant, and local store promotions at Cash Feed Store and Payette Equity Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Moss
Z. C. Baldridge
Boise
F. BH. Seeley
Idaho
Inquire Ars
Grace Hake
Ifth Ang
George Comins de Little Willow
M. EB. Wood
L. W. Spaulding
J. A. Laner
Donald Jeft
San Francisco
Wil
Stanford University
A.C. Penske
Salem
R. C. Hurd
Spaulding
CG. A. Smith
Burt Fitch
W. F. Sherwood
W. J. Bryant
Payette Equity Exchange
J. 3
Thurston
Huckley
Nox Perce
Farber's
J. C. Geisler
Fruitland
Hammock
David I. Peterson
Lewiston
Peterson
Jefferis
W. J. Hughes
Lillian Wilson
Furber
J. P. Gregory
Kuna
Payette
Charles Nurman
Rennie
Cash Feed Store
P. Monroe
Vashon
Washington
Vanek Waar
New Plymouth
Herm
Ray Christensen
Mr. Christensen
Program listings and local notices from Payette Enterprise
EMI Theatre programs announce Harold Lloyd Girl Shy and Hoot Gibson features September 24 to 26 with Pathé News. October bills include St Elmo and Swallwon. Attorney O Haga of Boise attends Payette Heights matter. Evangelistic meetings continue at tent corner 6th St and 6th Ave N with H R Mathews and P Hartland. Miss Gladys Kundert and Miss Mabel Maulp teach in Clifton Arizona. George Sothman in Los Angeles renews. Payette friends kept informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Patho News
Hoot Gibson
Sust
Jack Hoxie
Ridgeway
Swallwon
Pathe
St. Elmo
Haga
Boise
Payette
Payette Heights
6Th St
6Th Ave. N
H. R. Mathews
P. Hartland
Cone
Nick Broderson
Rudolph
Slaughter
Nora
Portland
George Sothman
Los Angeles
Enterprise
Gladys Kundert
Mabel Maulp
Clifton
Arizona
Notice to Hunters and Local Ads in Payette
Notice forbids hunting on premises by any party. Includes a landlord and business ads for Payette Equity Exchange, selling Jonathan and Rome Beauty apples, a furnished or unfurnished house for rent by Mrs L Huber, and a coal warming detail from William Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Payette Equity Exchange
Jonathan
Rome
L. P. Hiatt
W. It
Baptist Church Notes Sunday School and Rally Day
The note lists church events at the Baptist church with Sunday school at 9 45 rally day for all members junior and senior BY PW at 7 pm Miss Thistle leads the Juniors Miss Sehart leads the Seniors preaching at 12 am and 1 pm themes on stewardship and money and education topics discussed in public Bible study prayer at 7 30 Wednesday Bible bring your Bible Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs Frank Hurd F W Doane pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Thistle
Sehart Lade
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Hurd
F. W. Doane
Church of God Seeks Neighbors Day At Service
Sunday schedule lists Bible school at 10 and morning worship at 11 with the theme Examined For Work How Do You Stand This Sunday neighbors day invites members to bring neighbors Evening service features What Have You to Trade or Tales Greatest Bargain Messages call for volunteers and outreach Mrs Thompson address 15386 2d Ave Hunters warned to seek permission for hunting on Mrs W C Johnson’s property Sept 25 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Washington Republicans Predict Large Coolidge Victory
James B. Reynolds of the Washington GOP reports from C. B. Fitzgerald that Coolidge could win Washington by at least 80,000 votes with about 420,000 ballots cast. The Sept 9 primary is seen as an index of the statewide trend, with radical candidates decisively beaten and La Follette’s strength not as high as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Reynolds
Washington
National Republican Committee
Mr. Reynolds
C. B. Fitzgerald
Coolidge
la Follette Sinck
For 60 Days Only One S8-Acre Tract Sale
For 60 days only an 8 acre tract in the valley offered at 100.00 per acre. Well located near a school with perfect irrigation and fair improvements. Taxes and interest start on possession. Abundant irrigation water. Act quickly as this sale won t last long.
For Sale Winchester 12 Gauge Pump Gun
For sale a Winchester 12 gauge pump gun described as a good shooter. Asking price twelve dollars. Contact PB or B. Shanks. September 2012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. B. Shanks
Demand for Oil Grows Amid Rising Prices and Demand
The article notes Baseline tank wagon price at 16.21 cents per gallon in August, with last year's low 12.07 and high 21 cents. It cites a 8.4 percent rise in U S gasoline use in June year over year and warns political interference could curb production and raise consumer prices. It emphasizes steady demand from autos, farm machinery, engines, and ships and U S dominance in world petroleum consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cascade rancher to buy hay and winter cattle in Payette
S. B. Vanetten of Cascade travels to Payette after moving several carloads of cattle to Portland. He plans to purchase hay and bring a herd back to winter in the Payette valley, reflecting local cattle and forage activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Vanetten
Cascade
Payette
Portland
America Leads Again After Europe Visit
David Sarnoff, head of RCA, says seven weeks touring England France and Germany gave him access to top radio engineers and officials. He concludes U S broadcasting, begun here, has advanced more than Europe in development and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
England
France
Germany
United States
T. U. Notes Payette Meeting And State Convention
An enthusiastic Payette group reports a new member and four for the month. Members are studying current issues for November voting. The state convention meets October 1 2 3 in Payette at the Christian church starting 2 PM. All Payette mothers are urged to attend.
Broadcast figure of the United States leads in radio progress
The text contrasts American radio growth with Europe noting France and Germany lag behind England and the United States in program quality and affordability. It argues private invention in the United States delivers greater freedom, value, and instructive content than government controlled European systems, despite regulatory barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
England
United States
Europe
Ameria
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