Stolen Mail Pouch Plagues New Plymouth Depot Mystery
News from New Plymouth reports a mail pouch stolen from Payette Valley Railroad baggage room after being brought to the depot. Postmaster Venable led a search as torn letters and scattered contents spanned large area, marking the third or fourth theft of a sack this season. The crew maintained the door was locked with no evidence of forced entry. Paragraphs also cover church notices, local events, and booster band preparations for the Caldwell fair with concert plans and member elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Payette
Verabcle
Payette Valley
Daggage
Christian Church Notes Preview Minister's LA Mission Stay
Payette church will endure a two month absence as the minister and his wife head to Los Angeles for evangelistic services at Broadway church and health rest for Mrs Peters. The church urges steadfast support, resumes duties after two months, and notes other congregational moves and teaching efforts amid the hiatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Payette
California
Broadway
Peters
Payette Schoil
Meiber
Meridan
Lesal
Bertha Sloneker
Washington County
Bertha
Francis Cochran
Drake University
Des Moines
Canada
Grand Forks
B. C
Drake
Tightman White
Stud ‘Ent
Johnson's Bible College
Kimberlin Heights
Tenn
Rochester, Ky
Country Bible
J. A. White
National Teacher Training Supt
Molinger
Jesus
Mia
Maxfieid
Miss Biley
Nebraska
Kansaé
J. W. Morley
Phenomenal Enrollment Prompts Payette High School Boost
Payette High School reports exceptional enrollment growth this year rising from 722 last year to 169 currently, with many students expected to enroll in coming weeks. A notice warns about a Turkish cigarette holder taken from the Woodward Building during the street fair, offering leniency if returned. Also listed is a driving horse for sale via Bell 20 red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
High Seleoet
Ajetoet Whanereenn
Ehile Fide
Woodward
J. B. Barns
First Annual Fruit Fair Proves Big Success
The Payette Commercial club hosted the first annual fruit fair drawing immense crowds and broad praise from growers and merchants. Judges from Denver Salt Lake and St Louis praised the displays for quality with careful assessments. The art department impressed at the Woodward building, and 60 young exhibitors showcased the valley’s top produce. The Payette Booster Band provided nightly music as the event became a strong community success with plans for larger, statewide next year.
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Payette
Fruit
A. Roberts
Denver
Ont
M. J. Parson
Chas. F. Alderson
Continental Life Insurance and Investment Co
Salt Lake
J. H. Cavananch
St. Louis
Gona Proft
Eryome Maemod
Presbyterian church to serve chicken pie dinner on election day
Local news notes a chicken pie dinner planned by the Ladies and Society of the Presbyterian church to coincide with election day. Meek Seeee my Washington visits her parents Mr and Mrs RE Haynes. Mrs Charles Shantz travels to Corvallis Oregon to visit sister Mrs CA Dobell. Mrs Geddis of Boise returns after a week with her brother M B McDonald. Mr and Mrs Hillery Brannock of Mit Arizona visit A B Brannock in the valley.
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Ladies and Society of the Presbyterian Church
Washington
Mrs. RE. Haynes
Charles Shantz
Corvallis
Ore
C. A. Dobell
Geddis
Boise
M. B. McDonald
Hillery Brannock
Mit
Arizona
A. B Brannock
Racing Friday Great Success At Caldwell Fair
The Friday racing program attracted a large Caldwell and Emmett crowd with multiple heats and events. Goldie won the first heat in 1:20, Little Dan captured the next two heats and the money. Veda Sweet won two first heats at 1:10 and 1:28 in a popular Colt race. Solved, Bail Heed and Tis West led a five eighths dash with Ball Road taking first. The two mile relay featured James Blanton, J. W. Bowman, and E W. Shelton. Bowman's team won first money, Blanton second after a hard fought race. Major Lee and Princess G won two heats in 1:16 and 1:15 in the free-for-all trot. Several local residents and merchants supported exhibits and events, with thanks to sponsors and helpers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell and Emmett
Capace
Dan B
W. C. Hurd
Goldie
C.F. Wayne
J. C. Johanson
Little Dan
A. W
AL Wilkens
Mormas
Henrichsen
A W
Tim Wolr
Ball Road
Guste
5, & Chapman
Veda Sweet
W. C. Hard
Oda V Sweet
Promisius
James Blanton
J. W. Bowman
E W. Sheltom
Major Lee
Princess G
Sudden Death Claims Alfre A Quickert at 22
Word arrived from Payette that Alfre A Quickert, brother of Raul Quider and Mrs W White, died in Weiser after a fever. Born in Logan County, Kamas, he was 22. Remains were brought to Payette today for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Thy
Weiser
Alfre A. Quickert
Raul Quider
W. White
Loan Coasty
Kamas
Wea
Notice to bidders for drainage construction at Jacobsrea Park
Notice invites bids for the drainage project at Jacobsrea Park with bids due October 10. Bids will be opened then. The right to reject all bids is reserved. Dated September 29. Martin O. Luther, Clerk.
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Jacobsrea Park
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G. W. McCombe
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Tle
Ars
Holetzke
Villers
Christian Church Notes
David Cary Peters
Payette High School
Sajo
Indy
Bell Phone
Ant
Manafini Pan
Portis Club
Pay
T. A. Walters
Christian Church
F. Stamey
M. Byures
Therston & Ton
Payatte Vinegar Co
C. Hurd
Kaunas Cyronante
Tusday
RE. Haynes
J. E. Turner
Dan Donovan
W. L. Stern
Jonathan
Logan
Iowa
Portia
Theuttic
Mernta
J. &. Wood
Jerome Toomey
Newport
M. F Albert
Albert
Far East
Toomey
Pennsylvania
Brabaker
Main Street
BR Venable
Mra T
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Tom
Martin O. Luther
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