Portia Entertaining Payette Teachers in Regu lar Session
Portia hosted a Payette teachers meeting in session with the President presiding. The treasurer reported, a letter from State President Mrs. Greene praised Portia for yearbooks and program planning and suggested club expansion to New Plymouth and Fruitland within the federation. A rummage sale was planned for early November to aid the Public Welfare committee, with donations storage offered by Mrs. Rex Bradshaw.
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Portia
Greene
New Plymouth
Fruitland
Public Welfare
Rex Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Former Payette Boy in Shooting Tragedy
August Nelson nine killed after being shot by his 12 year old brother Samuel at the family home in Fruitdale. Samuel admits firing the rifle believing it unloaded. coroner to hold inquest at city hall. The boys had prior minor trouble but no current dispute. Funeral plans not announced. Taken from a La Grande paper.
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August Nelson
Join Marvin
Samuel
Hal Bohnenkamp
Bohnenkamp
August
Lee Warnick
Au- Gust
la Grande
Jefferts
Fruitland Beach
Seventy Tons of Coal in One Car
The Van Petten Lumber Company received 70 tons of Aberdeen lump in a D. R. G. steel car. The article notes car shortages and suggests refrigerators with 200,000 pound capacity could help.
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van Petten Lumber Company
D. & R. G. Steel
Aberdeen
Malheur County Fair Draws Thousands to Ontario Event
The Malheur County Fair Association staged a successful Ontario event with ideal weather and large crowds from nearby counties. The fair featured good races and attractions, was well managed, and reported no accidents or drunkenness. Snapp Brothers Carnival Co. drew many visitors from surrounding towns, with an estimated 5,000 attendees each evening. A lost milk can marked H.P. between Iowa Avenue and Payette is sought by Herman Prehht.
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H.P
Iowa Avenue
Payette
Herman Prehht
Bad Bays Are Not All From Some Other Place
There are evidently boys in this town equal to any far right down cussedness. It is natural for boys to play tricks but deliberate property destruction leads to reform school and penitentiary. Last Saturday night Ralph Farber's bicycle was stolen from home and found days later on a vacant lot with tires and sent ruined by a knife.
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Reform
Ralph Farber
Three Peaches and Three Pounds in Valley News
The Editor notes Crawford peaches from the J A McMillan ranch, each 11½ inches in circumference and one pound, too ripe for display but enjoyed with Jersey cream. At The College of Idaho, Walter Tackett was elected freshman class president as enrollment reaches 260, with class distribution: seniors 28 juniors 28 sophomores 78 freshmen 183 special 2.
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Crawford
J. A. McMillan
College OF Idaho News
College of Idaho
Walter Tackett
Aie
Payette
Susan Lowrie
Winifred Boasen
Dorothy Lewis
Ralph Walker
Teachers' Institute 1922 to be held in Boise
The Teachers' Joint Institute opens in Boise on Monday October 2 and runs to Friday October 6. A list of speakers includes Dr. Enock A. Bryan Miss Ethel B. Redfield Dr. A H Upham and several Idaho educators outlining the program to strengthen cooperation between state institutions and rural and high school teachers.
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Boise
Enock A. Bryan
Ethel B. Redfield
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
Wm. BH. Carothers
State Normal School
Emporia
Kansas
J. F. Messenger
Univesity of
Idaho
Charles L. Harlan
Lewiston
Tdalia
Margaret Sweet
Data Rothrock
Spokane Public Schools
P. J. Zimmers
Boise Public Schools
Dorothy G. Ellis
Ann Brewington
Florence Richardson
W. L. Nolan
Palmer
Marie Finney
Victor Talking Machine Co
C. W. Albertson
Canyon County
Assembly
Teachers’ Institute
Packing House Planned by Branch and Stewart at New Plymouth
Branch and Stewart proprietors of the Payette Valley Fruit Exchange have bought lots 7 and 9 in New Plymouth to build a large packing house and cold storage. The facility will aid local growers shipping through the firm, with car shortages making storage space valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch & Stewart
Payette Valley Fruit Exchange
New Plymouth
Mordhorst Lackey Wedding Near Weiser
Miss Rosetta Mordhorst eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Mordhorst and Mr Harry Lackey of Council were married by Rev Thomas Ashworth in Weiser on Saturday night September 23. The couple reside with their parents and Monday evening the Mordhorst home hosted a neighborhood carnival with about fifty neighbors, candy peanuts cigars served and dancing at the Chapter House.
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Morg~horst
Death of Eugene Casier 11 at Grandfather's Home
Eugene Charles Casier died Sunday at ten pm at his grandfather c H Cazier's Sixth Street home. Son of L C Cazier who ranches near Ontario, he came to attend school. Diabetes afflicted him for about a year and his condition worsened recently. He was born in Gallatin Valley Montana and was 11 years 6 months old. Services will be held Thursday at 2 pm from the Baptist Church with Rev Buell officiating.
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Eugene Charles Cazier
Eugene Charles Casier
C. H. Cazier
Sixth Street
L. C. Cazier
Ontario
Gallitin Valley
Montana
Baptist Church
Buell
Jung
Bouquet of Flowers Brightens Editor’s Office
The note describes flowers left for the editor who has been unwell, praising J. F. Carnefix of Fruitland for sending roses. It mentions Carneux offering 40 varieties of field grown roses blooming until frost, noting flowers enrich a home with little expense.
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Moniure
J. F
Moore and Talridge to Speak at Payette Courthouse
Hon C Moore Republican candidate for governor and Tal ridge another gubernatorial hopeful will address a Payette County audience at the courthouse Friday September 28 at 8:00 PM. All supporters urged to attend as Moore continues into Northern Idaho campaigning. The meeting will commence promptly and hope to boost Bor seat.
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Hong
Moore Por Bovernoor
C. Moore
Rinvaitian
Mad HM
Talridge
Mosvetaut Goernor
Payette
PY A. Tres Payer
Moore
Northerh
Fdore
Earl
Souriel
Canning Co Reports Busy Idaho Season Preview
The Idaho Canning Co. nears season end with corn 42 wagon loads and 3 carloads of peas collected, peaches from Memu grubard and Emini district arriving this week. Output largely sold at good prices as Col. Paton notes strong demand. A park beautification donation by D H Snowberger boosts Payette civic pride. A new peach variety near Mrs Eliza Albert’s home yields red freestone white meat fruit, praised as superior.
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Idaho Canning Co
Memu Grubard
Emini Dletriet
Baltix
Heye Capuet
Col
Paten
Penrod at the Emine Theatre in October
Marshall Neilan presents Penrod with Freckies Barry in Booth Tarkington stories. The eight reel feature boasts a famed cast including Sammy Williams Georgie Bassett Maurice Levy Herman and Vermanwell. Aimed at all ages the picture promises nostalgia and broad appeal. Showtimes Wednesday and Thursday October 4 and 5 at the Emine Theatre.
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Penrod
Barry
Marshall Neilan
Sammy Williams
Georgie Bassett
Maurice Levy
Herman
Verman
Emine Theatre
Payette County Prosecution Candidate Seeks Progressive Ticket
At the request of many county residents from diverse backgrounds, R. Haynes announces candidacy on the Progressive ticket for Prosecuting Attorney of Payette County. Nominated at the recent September 2012 primary election.
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Payette County
Progressive
Voice of Prosecuting Attorney
Bee Duty
Emma Theatre Program and Local Notices
Emma Theatre presents Jackie Coogan in Trouble and Buck Dunes Western Sport reels with comedy, plus Conway Trarke in The Man of Stone. The Fruitland Banner reports on county business, a new artesian well near Weiser, and a community notice urging growers to exhibit produce at the Payette Chamber of Commerce depot exhibit.
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Thoreday
Jackie Coogan
Alles Laker
Buck Dunes
Conway Trarke
Ardeur
Orphans Find A Good Home For Dogs And Kittens
Mr and Mrs Gletis Landong care for a mixed brood after Spitz dog becomes surrogate mother to three kittens following the mother cat’s death. The puppies sold, the kittens settled, two dragon families thrive, and residents wonder if the cats will learn to bark.
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Gletis_Landong
Spitz
Cate
Child Passes Away at Camp Ground
The nine month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Samneis died of bowel trouble at Auto Camp Ground on Friday evening September 22 while the family camped seeking work in fruit orchards. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Home Undertaking Parlor conducted by Rev. Clrdo Walker, with interment at Riverside cemetery.
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Thomas Samneis
Clrdo Walker
Riverside Cemetery
Weiser Local Notes and Visitors Report
R P Johnston Welser was a visitor to our city. Boyd Swanson came from Apple Valley on business. Mr and Mrs C turned Sunday for Week's trip to the Hemstitching. Gieslor returning from a two block trip to Mrs H Peribert. Washington visiting Mr and Mr H L Precht. Eversharp Pencils at Letson's. F S Zimerman and A B White went to Boise to attend a Masonic Council event. J A McMillan left for Mui after death in the family. J J Whalen and wife visited Pendleton Round-up then Portland Seattle and Milwaukee. Grace DeHaven operated on for appendicitis recovering well. Mrs W R Hamilton and daughter from Weiser visited relatives here. Oversharp Pencils 50c at Letton's. Dr M D Fleming will be at Bangroft Hotel to consult eyes. Calvin Keller left for Board to Portlan Spokane. Stanton at Boise on Grand Jury. Will Congitone from Gallen Valley ranch visiting Payette. A G Pletcher of Pletcher OU Co Boise visited Payette. I L Thurston to Mesa orchard near Council to inspect apple shipments. Down to McCall Long Valley for lettuce equipment. DOW Alney left for McCall and Long Valley. Payette Fire Dept Chief Fitch to Boise for Utilities meeting. S W Dunn and family returned from Pendleton Round-up. Ducks open season Sunday. hunters ready. Mrs P L Johnston of Payette exhibited fancy work at Matheur Conny, won ribbons. Thurston and Pasha families visited Boise. K of P meetings weekly. Henderson purchased a 490 Chevrolet from Van Motor Co. Apple packers sought. see Lamb Fruit Co. at the Payette, Bancraft, or Blakney.
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Boyd Swanson
Apple Velley
Hemstitching
Gieslor
Boise
Masonic Council
J. A. McMillan
Mui
Bismo
Landon
Jack In
Council
J. J. Whalen
Pendleton
Portland
Seattle
Milwaukee
Birt Jacobsen
Coughanour
First ‘Avenue North
Grace DeHaven
Holy Rosary Hospital
Ontario
W. R Hamilton
Lueditarie
Weiser
Calvin Keller
Earl
Ing
University of
Payette
Oregon
Bely
I. L. Thurston
Mesa
Pay@ic Valley Produce Exchange
DOW
Alney
McCall
Long Valley
Benger & Co
Pruitland
Jonger Life
U. S. L. Battery
RB. R. Fitch
Idaho
Jett
Ge Public Utilities Commission
Fitch
Remedi
W. Dunn
Creally
van Motor Cy
Pasha
Gen
B.D. Pasha
Nampa
WC. T. OC
F.C
Brainard
Jacob Henderson
van Motor Co
K. of Ps
Jease L. Wells
Meas Market
Warren Dorothy
Mars
Boise Vishtore
Donald ‘Eaver
Everett Fetergan
Los Angeles
California
Stanford University
APPLE /PACKERS
Npme
Mr. Lenin Hotel
Bancraft
Phan
Blakney
State Firemens Convention Attendee Returns to Payette
Jill Lee and Clarence Parson returned to Payette from Boise where they attended the State Firemens Convention. Mr Fitch reports a rare, instructive three day session on fire prevention and first aid. Chief Jay Stevens of the National Board of Underwriters lectured, his address to Payette pending. Reverend Clyde Walker leaves Payette for Tacoma after a farewell reception.
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B. R. Fiteh
Jill Lee
Clarence Parson
Boise
Fiteh
Parette Fire Department
Jay Stevens
National Board of Underwriters
Cunverion
Beautiful Flower Displays Draw Attention in Payette
A. A. Stettler of the beach shows a premier Idaho display with Cahilas bulbs and novelties attracting Payette residents who cherish blooms. A Federal Inspector visited Payette listing revenue stamp requirements, noting some locals overlooked this crucial tax detail in their dealings.
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A. A. Stettler
Idaho
Payette
Payette hosts Lamb Fruit Company leader plans storehouse
H D Lamb president of The Lamb Fruit Co of Milton Freewater Oregon has been staying at the Bancroft Hotel in Payette for days and has contracted for several carloads of apples. He plans to make Payette a permanent location and build a large storage and sacking house. Local fruit growers are joining the Lambs in their new Payette venture. Lamb serves as president of three Walla Walla Valley firms with substantial capital and storage capacity. NOTICE All hunting on Birding Island ranch is prohibited without permission from Al Wilson.
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Oun
Payette Ir
H. D. Lamb
Lamb Pruft Co
Milton-Freawater
Oregon
Bancroft
Payette
Myr
Lamb
Sone
Walla Walla Valley
Lambs
Mr. Lamb
Lamb Frust Go
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Albert White
Olit
Burley
Wayne Keith
Lyle Ferrer
D. 3. Cochran
Geo Beaume
A. B. Lang
J. E. Turner
Wallace Griffin
Howard Griffin
Chesly Barton
Payette River
H. L. Settle
W. J. Hughes
Earl Dibble
David J. Peterson
Presa Com
Malheur County Fair
Gaivery
D. H. Snowberger
Snowberger
R. &. Haynes
Emma Theatre
Hannes
F. B. Kelsey
J. W. Davis
Welser
Bern
Davis Ranch
Ingilsey—Bivens Elwond M. Bivena
Payette Valley
Rex Spray
Mise Beth Tugilaby
Bote
Glendenning
Ume
Hbolan
Sarah Say
10Th Street
B. R. Fitch
Payette Chamber of Commerce
Chamber’ of Commerce Save
Mr. Store Rhoades
Spene
Mr. Rhoad
Vincent Byram
Maly Rosary Hospital
Letson's
R. P. Johnston
Ree 'Y
P. L. Johnston
Matheur Conny
Walker
Clyde DL
Burns
Puget Sound
NEW Fruit Company
Rere
Wilson
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