Campers and residents near Weiser hold social news
A brisk stream of notices details local travels visits and visitors to Weiser Payette and nearby farms. Families such as Holebrook Carpenter Davis Eldridge and Kauffman are listed among returning travelers and Sunday guests. Several names from Caldwell Boise and Eugene appear with church and community events noted. Reports on illness military letters and expected retirements fill the page alongside routine greetings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Holebrook
L. C. Carpenter
M. J. Davis
Geo Eldridge
Meaning of Manger in New Testament Birth Narratives
The term Manger appears in the New Testament solely in relation to Christ’s birth. In classical Greek its primary meaning is feeding trough, or crib. Some commentators link it to an open courtyard attached to a ion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Poles Forced to Work in Germany Under German Proclamation
F C Walcott, a U S food administration member, describes German policy forcing able bodied Poles from their starving families to work in Germany. He recalls barbed wire camps, scant rations, and lost earnings, presenting a stark warning of what defeat in war could mean for American liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Walcott
United States Food Administration
America
Belgium
Serbia
France
Mr. Hoover
Poland
Germany
von Beseler
von Kries
von Kies
Parcel Post Lesson Turns on Measuring Umbrella
In a Commercial English class the method for judging admissible parcel post matter is explained by measuring end to end with an 84 inch tape and wrapping the remainder around the parcel. A teacher asks how to test an umbrella and a student suggests closing it first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Local residents gather at Thelma and Ruby homes for Sunday visit
Sunday visits dot a small community as Edna ai Ardus Fee spends time at the Harvey Thomas residence with Thelma and Ruby. Filis Salisbury plans a Friday departure to Grande Ronde Valley to work for his brother. G. B. Fee and W. F. James were in Weiser last Monday as locals discuss threshing delays and the lack of machines. Edna McWilliams is ill, Laveda Darden visits the Henshaw home on the Weiser River, and Harolds and Davises are active around Payette, Weiser River, and nearby farms. Willard Irby visits Alfred and Everett Jones. Herbert Root sells his Cove ranch to Fred Root who plans to move to The Dalles. G. S. Fee leases the Salisbury ranch for a year to boost the dairy herd. a bloat-related death occurs of a cow belonging to Ed Connally with J. Harker overseeing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauffman
New Pigguuly
Henry Revis
Hom
Caldwell
Darnell
Paul
L. H. Rich
Boise
Pardunn
Be Young
Little June
Apple Valley
Salem
Ore
Day
Messrs
H. G. Gardner
Prod Rodger
B.C. Blakesley
Weiser
F. B. Dorothy
Rathaml
Hazel Christianson
Payette
L. P
Dorothy Lime
Rachel Kaney
Nampa
Walter Siesler
Crozer
Emmett
Clarence Kauffman
New Plymouth
Cold
Seares
Glenn
Twin Falls
Gentry Walker
Josephine
B. Young
H. A. Waite
Hoixe
Dean Orcutt
Ontario
Josephine Pardunn
George Frank
S. I. Taylor
Portland
S. S. Record
A. Kaesner
Nogales
BL A
Linck
Hile
Gleon Darnall
Iton Darnall
Sundlay
Bear Crock
Mea
Harold Duhner
M. E. Kauffman
Alan
Coo Sume Capip
Chas
Baur
Eal Ironside
P. W. Greip
J. A. King
Roswell
Quegon
E. Matrone
Fitch
W. E. Dorothy
John Rost
James Brothers
Whitley Botton
L. E. Howe
Wave River
Nebraska
Camp Fremont
Calif
L. J. Meeker
B. Z Taylor
Panny Peacock
C. EB
C. EK. Bossen
Witermelon
Ruby Kauffman
Neo
Ella
Wm. McConnell
Ed Tanjund
France
Loyd Burgis
California
Oliver Baker
Crystal
Town
Sidney
Edna Ai Ardus Fee
Harvey ‘Thomas
Thelma
Ruby
Filis Salisbury
Grande Ronde Valley
Fee
W. F. James
Miss Laveda Darden
Henshaw
Weiser River
Obanon
Edna McWilliams
Davis
Harold Darden
Eilis T {Salisbury
G. S. Lee
Guy
C. A. Bena
Seth Cook
Castlerock
Wash
Fred
Jim Irby
G. S. Fee
Salisbury Ranch
Connally
J. Harker
Hasten ed Russian Collapse Warning on Food Admins
The food administration warned that Russia collapsed not from front-line pressure but from failing to feed its people, cautioning the Allies to avoid a similar collapse among wartime allies. It argued Germany faces no greater risk on the food issue than the United States, urging vigilance and preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Food Administration
Germany
A Change for the Invalid in Home Nourishment
If a friend lies ill, offer dainty prepared edibles next visits. Nourishing broths soups wine jellies light custards and milk puddings are good. Small jars of mar malade creamed chicken and oysters in a blue bowl ready to heat. Grapefruit mandarins white grapes and preserved ginger offer appealing options for invalids.
Weekend Gathering At Currin Home In Little Willow
Relatives and friends gathered at Mr and Mrs C A Currin home in Little Willow for a tree shaded meal and visit. Guests included the Williams and Walker families from Ontario and many others with plans for excursions and school events noted.
Flier Made Chevalier Honors Hero and Recruiter Anecdotes
The Indianapolis News recounts Pat Sons-Lieutenant Boxon-Ver duraz earning a Legion of Honor chevalier title after his seventh aerial victory and as Guynemer’s ally. It notes a bomber’s feats, his former rivairnes service, and a nurse of ambition to avenge Guynemer. Also included is a recruiting plug by Sergeant W B Brown on Mcors street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sons
Boxon-Verduraz
Legion of Honor
Guynemer
Air Service
Mcors Street
Woashington
Mruryland
Seret
W.B. Brown
Army
Illinois
Sergeant Brown
Sam
Brown
Indianapolis News
Howl at Pittsfield Theater Sparks Wartime Note
A stray dog wandered into a Pittsfield Massachusetts movie theater and let loose a howl as the film displayed the line Let the dogs of war howl signaling an odd wartime moment and playground of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Moonshades for Mountain Campers to Block Moonlight
Mountain campers who eschew tents devise moonshades to shield their eyes at night. A canvas square stretched between two pointed stakes driven into the ground creates a portable shade that blocks the reflected light from the moon, letting slumber remain undisturbed.
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Fruitland Department
R. G. Wilson
Aurvieun
Wil Priach
Y. Plu
Mes
Sfunter
Mra
D. Hunter
Wheildon Lem
Wife & Sister
Bluichard
Tavowmmn
Eugene
Ove
Hay
Awe, Branton
Arizona
Fa Melchor
Alice
Mr .Wemmnue Jy
Sueton
Avis
Ralph Young
Idaho
Lord Hollow
Little Willow
Aand
C. A. Currin
Wade
Grove
the Willams
L. A. Walker
R. ¥. Currin
The
Bench
and Aires
BE. Skink
J. ‘M. Bennett
J.P, Orr End
Portiine
Watts
Uncle Sam
Pauline Wines-Hetchineen
Ebbe
D. & M. Frost
E. W. Pease
Payette, Idaho
SOFT
Peyton Brand Real
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Danville, Virginis
U.S. Food Administratration Regulation
Payette Mills
Naranch
Idaho Products CO
E E. Dean
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