The Political Graveyard: Mayors and Postmasters of Payette, Idaho

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Mayors and Postmasters of Payette, Idaho

Mayors of Payette, 1891-2015 (may be incomplete!)
A. B. Moss 1891-92 J. H. Richards 1892-94 Travis Brown 1894-95 A. B. Moss 1895-97 W. A. Coughanour 1897-99 David Lamme 1899-1900 W. A. Coughanour 1900-01 F. M. Satoris 1901-04 Frank Crighton 1904-05 R. E. Haynes 1905-07 W. A. Coughanour 1907-11 Hillary J. Brannock 1911-13 C. B. Compton 1913-15 Burt Venable 1915-17 I. R. Woodward 1917-33 J. J. Wood 1933-35 I. R. Woodward 1935-41 John A. McMillan 1941-53 Ursus Dalton 1953-55 John A. McMillan 1955-56 A. V. Kinney 1956-59 C. T. Clauser 1959-61 L. J. Josephson 1961-69 Wesley Roehr 1969-77 Dick Butcher 1978-89 Floyd Moyer 1990-94 James E. McCue 1994-98 Ann Crosby 1998-2002 Mark Heleker 2002-05 Doug Henderson 2005-09 Jeffrey T. Williams 2010-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1956 Jul 29: John A. McMillan, died in office.

1969: L. J. Josephson, resigned.

Postmasters at Payette, 1899-1901 (may be incomplete!)
George P. Johnson as of 1899-1901

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