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Newspaper

Payette Enterprise

Location

Payette, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

5

Fruitland Notes Amid Social Busy Week In Community

Local residents share news of visitors and relatives from Ontario Parma and Weiser. School and church events fill the week as Dr Emma Drake addresses the Mother's Circle and local clubs plan for the 4-H advisory work in Payette New Plymouth and Fruitland.

Mises Marthe Grimes Troy Lou Marey Meniay Caseade C. Webb Cascade Rolinson Bilo Teliding Belie Maem T. O. Ady She Bo Suber Ming Annie Rupp Mueyria Obig Skigpet Créger Hema Ober Levi Sumker Gamay G. el Burges Grant RC. Fiedder Troxat Castel Emma Drake New Plymouth Mre Drysdale C. Collingsworth Oregon Bert Melcher Guity Mr. Melcher Fred ¥. Noyes F. Monroe Smock Ruep Neuse M. E Henry Weekes Harvey Payette Fruitland Beth’Maxfield J. H. Hendy Edwin John Keefe of & Company Maxfield Lea Los Angeles Keefe Camp Kearney San Diego Cal

Hay-Burners of the Civil War Rail Line

A Youth's Companion account recalls the Memphis El Paso Pacific line run between Marshall Texas and Shreveport Louisiana. John Higginson, its multi titled owner, used oxen nicknamed hay-burners to haul cargo and passengers in a tri weekly schedule. Passenger fare was 25 cents. freight terms varied with the owner, and red ball marks guided quick handling. The story notes early animal powered railroading, including Baltimore and Ohio employing horses on initial track segments.

Memphis, el Paso & Pacific Railroad Marshall Tex Shreveport John Higginson Higginson United States Baltimore & Ohio

Joke about alienist meets United States senator in Capitol

A House of Representatives official and a Kentucky born senator, old friends, discuss doctors and specialists in Washington. The official jokes about a relative who is an alienist and arranging a meeting, only realizing to the senator’s amusement after the pause. The anecdote ends with the senator’s delayed laughter.

House of Representatives United States Capitol Kentucky Doctors of America House Senate Washington

Dancing urged for officers by Nelson letter

A historical revelation shows Lord Nelson urged midshipmen to learn dancing to become complete navigators and adaptable abroad. He wrote that peace makes French language essential and dancing a needed accomplishment for sea officers to maintain national honor. Also a classified ad seeks modern halls with garden and chicken-keeping space.

Lord Nelson Earl of Cork Nelson

Payette Red Cross Notes and Local Notices

Local Payette notes report Red Cross roll calls, upcoming entertainments, and social visits. Mrs. Pritchman to host on April 6, Mile Cannon speakers at a patriotic meeting, and South Crystal Auxiliary forming for sewing. Also mentions fishing trip, Easter service, and community visits. Plus a brief health column on opium use, origins, forms, and harmful effects.

Mra J. A. White Taceday Pritchman Red Cross W. Jimerson Chapter House Miles Cannon Gannon Granville Wurrelhen Payette Caterlo An Robert Thornton Nysea Thorn BE. D Emison Ae Geo Shurtleff Burt Ora Durham Potland Ore Fritchran J.T. Webster Camp Lewis George Lattig Maral Paine Milton Miller Union Sunday School Dawson Home Esther Waugh Weiser Sarah Lesh Ruth Jackson Vivian Bilderback Craven Home I. Whittier Caldwell Walter Matteson Ontario Hospital Aining South Crystal Auxiliary Cannon Bert Mogeridge Iowa Avenue Wess Jimerson Pleasant Valley

She Did Her Bit First

Comic quip from the People's Home Journal about a neighborly prank and a vegetable garden trench, reflecting domestic humor and lighthearted mischief.

Helen People’s Home Journal

Wheatless biscuits from parched cornmeal recipe

Parched cornmeal forms the base of wheatless biscuits. Stir the cornmeal in the oven until brown, then mix peanut butter water and salt, heat until horistic, combine with hot meal, and drop into small cakes. Bake in an ungreased pan to yield sixteen biscuits each containing one sixth ounce of protein.

BIS HERDS GONE American Stock Raisers Co-operate With Food Administration In Con servation Measures

Europe faces long term meat shortages as war impact reduces cattle and pasture. France shows a drop from 14.5 million to about 12.2 million cattle. England restricts pasturage and beef prices to push cattle to market. U.S. food administration urges conservation, with dairy herds and veal practices shifting to protect supply. Hog and grain controls amplify stress on pork production.

Food Administration Europe America France Belgium Germany England

Agricultural Ant of Texas Farms and Fortifies Land

A naturalist notes the agricultural ant of Tejas on the Llano Estacado. These ants are described as regular farmers with marvels of architecture. Their homes reach 12 to 15 feet high and can bear cattle and buffaloes walking over them. The ants sow reap gather and store for winter.

Texas Llano Southwest Tejas Earth

Child Dodges Switch By Waiting For A Bigger One

A friend reports a bright five or six year old boy avoided corporal punishment after being found naughty. Sent to yard to fetch a switch, he wandered an half hour and returned saying no switch could be found large enough to whip him with.

Lizcard

Yard or garden work offered by J. W. Gray

Notice seeks anyone needing yard or garden tasks to contact J. W. Gray at the avenue and ana intersection, inviting inquiries for small jobs.

J. W. Gray Ana

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Fruitland Department R. G. Wilson Jae J.T. HyoWa Hw Hae Berm Esster Brethren Church Fruitland High J. M. Royston Humber Tessie Connell Myrtie Hart J M Roystes Twin Falls Art Heay Fair Symes Mike Leona Etevelt Wats Apent Gao Boor Bone Arthur Holturoais Bis Hines Ars Willard Holt Ebyldrem Mlario Hal A. Linea Masime Reyshae Link Hashes Colege Welse Helse W. Boor High Bow Fruitland Avenue Paul Plock Parma Friendra Fern White Loorle L. C. Higby J. Hi. Boor Whitby Bottom Geo. Morris Rathdram, Marie C. H. Allen North Yakima West C. C. Childs Iowa Romaine Mary Swanson Martin Namipa Lewis Nednon Parkca HG. Shank Mitchell Mack Mex. Diplis Col Jas. Barna Emmett Frank Barnard Musgrove W. E. Dorothy uoLy Bank Pemuebody Leon Denmark Agricultural Ant OF Ours F. A. Friermood Denney & Co Bancroft Hotel Sudan Charcoal Shells Donkey’s Remedies International Stock Foods Deering Acme McCormick Payette Equity Exchange J. A. Lauer & Brother Glenn C. Landon
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