Payette County ID Archives News.....Congressman Wilson; New Plymouth; Payette Valley, Idaho May 8, 1896
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Idaho Daily Statesman May 8, 1896
Congressman Wilson has succeeded in inducing the postoffice department to give 
the name of New Plymouth to the town in Payette valley.  It is a rule of the 
department not to permit any double names to be adopted.  In this Idaho case 
it was particularly desirable that the designation chosen by the colony should 
be adopted by the government.  Mr. Wilson's application was denied by all the 
subordinate officials, but he carried the matter to Postmaster General Wilson 
and secured an order from him making an exception to the rule in favor of teh 
New town. 

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