Fruitland Notes Reflect Community, Travel and Loss
Local items recount visits by Mrs J F Powers and Mrs H E Robinson to Fruitland, relatives traveling to North Dakota and Parma, hospitalities at J Lee and Payette homes, and the passing of Prof Mackintosh. Community life includes church meetings, Armenian relief efforts, school news, and upcoming public sales and anniversaries.
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J. F. Powers
Cour d 'Aleve
Wlaho
H. E. Robinson
Caldwell
Pruitland
M. R. Johnson
Nampathe
Bildvens
M. Thomas
Elza
Frame
Inard Kinsey
Orve
J. C. Glosler
Perth
North Dakota
Latives. Jr
Frank Jones
Bertha
Parma
Suny
J. Lee
Vernon Maxfield
Camp Monroe
A. T. Bighop
John Thode
Tina J. West
O. S. Leagent
Leo Frankline Nampa
Boise
Sur
Grant Fisher
Mrs. Leonrédge
Nto
Arthur Orcutt
A. H. Ramey
Chas. Hardin
Frances White
Catherine Deal
Wiliam
St. Joe
Waye Bowers
Hannahs
Emmett
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Dorcas Society
Joan Anderson
Cge’s
P. A. Linck
Bora Tackett
Helen Linek
Winnifred Boosen
Esther Kinsey
Marion Kinsey
Pennsylvania
F. M. Burtch
Wm. Homan
Kenneth Edson
Baptist Laymans Christian Service Convention
Baptist
Baptist Church
Maneman Brothers
Compromise in Belfast yields odd religious joke
A Manchester Guardian note reports a Belfast visitor recalling a Jewish Catholic Protestant married couple. A Catholic bust of the pope and a Protestant bust of William of Orange sit on a mantelshelf. They differ only by a year when the husband returns home drunk on Boyne day. The wife pawns the Orange bust and buys another pope bust.
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Belfast
William of Orange
Boyne
Manchester
Eng
Guardians J
The Census In Ancient Times
A short history cites Herodotus on an Egypt census around 3050 B C for pyramid work and a 1400 B C survey by Rameses II to apportion land. Moses and David are noted for counting tribes to assess fighting strength. A 1200 B C Chinese census is also mentioned with provincial data collection.
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Christ
Herodotus
Egypt
Rameses II
Moses
Israel
David
B. C
China
Aking
S. W.wynne
Michigan
Bulletin of Vital Statistics
Local News Roundup From Payette Area Families
North Payette residents host guests and attend a farmers meeting at the Chapter house. Review of Farr Bureau progress, pledges renewed, new members joining. Stareopticon views and military songs delight attendees. Local movements include Shurtleff buying Purvine farm, Lattig plans winter in Ohio, Brannock moving to Coughanour farm, and Church dinner honoring Rev Peters who aims for Russia. Other notes cover visits, moves, and travel by area families and residents.
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Moggudge
Mogegridge
Cildren
Iuck Hall
Disney
B. Howard
Chapter House
Palmer
Farr Bureau
Iere
Marjorie White
Fae Hinkley
County Service
Aman
Earl D. Shurtleff
Weiser J
Cyrus Lattig
E. F. Lattig
Anita
Iowa
Ohio
G. W. Brannock
Toole Place
Coughanour
Payette
Peters
Camp Lewis
Russia
Henry
Eolia
Trevey
S. M. Joplin
Oregon Slope
Burt
Wherey
Fruitland
Fenner
P. P. Dawson
Crystal
Miles Cannon
Boise
M. Cheek
Homedale
Ore
Mrs. Betzer
D. R. Durham
Rule for calculating interest and Irish timber market
The article explains a quick method to compute interest for short periods by multiplying the principal by days and dividing by simple factors tied to different interest rates. It also notes that only about 1 percent of Ireland’s area yields marketable timber.
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Ireland
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Washington
la Grande
W. E. Dornsby
Sam and
Charles Harking
S. C. Dean
Levi Johnson
Frank Wayne
Sadie Shank
Paonia
Colo
Wilson Spobr
Fred Harper
Lilian Swatman
Roswell
W. A. Cloud
Ernest. Blair
Ernest Blair
Ogden
Utah
Chet Lackey
A, H, Me_ Connell
Ata Acer! Bank
Pagetree
Idaho
North Payette
Banks Livery Barn
Payette, Idaho
Durham & Herfords
N. C. Irwin
J. M. Swanson & Son
C. E. Larson
Venus Martin
K. K
A. Good Store
Ima Ore Maal