Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-02


reputation for work fully up to tn
high standard of that placed upon 81
hibition.
PAYETTE BRICK MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY
A section of a brick wall nicely
laid in mortar with sunken panel
was a fitting representative OF thi.
big Payette brick factory, which has
capacity and yardage for the manu-
facture of superior quality OF brick
In quantities almost without limit
In this line w. F. Sherwood has
built UP business that Is one OF
the big productive institutions of this
section and one that naturally wieEds
q great influence towards the perma-
nent upbulding of the city and sur
rounding country
DENNEY & COMPANY.
The fine display made by Denney
& Co., in the way of fancy packed APP
pies, dried fruits, dressed poultry,
artificial ice and other things in
the line of that oompany's wide field
OF commercial activities, was the CEN
ter of much interest, because of the
fact that Denney & Co., who have
long been in close touch with the
great fruit industry of this section,
have lately taken over the manage
nent of Payettes big cold storage
plant, with it's equipment for the
production of artificial ice, and also
become the local representatives Of
the Union Meat Company. Of Port
land, Ore, and must in the natural
trend Of affairs play an important
part In contributing to the rapid
growth of the poultry, dairying, truck
farming and kindred industries of the
entire section tributary to Payette.
PAYETTE GREENHOUSE.
A very pleasing feature of the
Home Products Exposition was .
handsome collection of potted plants,
contributed by Mrs C. E. Genoway,
whose greenhouses in this city have
usually enjoyed as much patronage as
they could well accommodate among
our home people 1t is the intention
OF Mrs. Genoway to enlarge the capa-
city OF this institution with view
to extending the business.
J. H. BOWERS.
The enterprising fruitgrower and
manufacturer of fruit preserves and
buffers, apnle, inrnne and apricot
cider. at Fruitland. was represented
by a display OF the superior brands
of goods from that institution.
BROOM FACTORY.
It had not been generally known
that Payette had broom factory,
until the visitors at the exposition
we're shown collection OF well-made |
brooms and homegrown broomcorn
from which these very necessary |
household articles are manufactured,
exhibited by David Graham Of this
city. A small beginning, it is true,
but one that might easily develop
into a very important manufacturing |
enterprise.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND
MANUAL TRAINING.
Perhaps the most interesting ex-
hibtts in the building were those OF
the Domestic Science and Manual
Training Departments of the Pay
cite Schools The samples Of hand
craft shown here were something Of
a revelation to the hundreds Of par
ents and others who visited this
room. as no better proof could have
been had OF the efficiency OF the in-i
stmctors In these departments OF
our public schools, the aptitude Of
the pupils and the far-reaching bene-
fits to be gained from this kind OF
training. The beautiful dresses and
other garments, as well as the small
Ter samples of needlework went to
prove that our girls are being proper
~ trained not only for the higher
walks OF life in an educational way,
but for better housekeepers and home
makers While many handsome chairs
tables and other pieces of furniture
fully demonstrated the progress that
has been made in the Manual Train
ing department OF the schools. under
the instruction Of teacher whose
own work shows that he Is not only
= competent instructor but master
mechanic
COMMERCIAL CLUB DISPLAY.
To cap the climax OF highly sue
ccssfM exposition of the manufactur |
inE. and kindned resources OF the
the Payette Valley Com
Club had ON exhibition the
splendid collection OF Payette Val |
Leg fruit which was seen by thou
sands OF people from all over the
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