Carolinian Church and Methodist notices listed
The bulletin lists services at the Carintian Church with morning and evening sermons and a Wednesday prayer, plus a Methodist Ladies Aid meeting on Friday February 13 at 2 30 pm at J B Ola fam home. Sermon topics include Christ the Son of God and the Savior and The Man of Quick sand. A Lincoln program is planned for the evening. Listing also includes a room for rent and a help-wanted ad for a married man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carintian Church
Billie School
Ceeimanion
Vetmon
Ae Laviterion
A. J. Adams
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
J. B. Olafam
Qicksand
Solid Rock
Lincoln
Church OF God
Argyl Houser
Why Reform Is Slow in China
Observers note foot binding persists among elites and educated women who adopt Christian schooling and new independence. Despite a law against bound feet, illegal practice remains widespread, with about 5 percent of women still mutilated. Change will be gradual across the broader population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
London Times
Palmistry and Finger Shapes Reveal Character Traits
The text discusses how palmistry reading can infer character from hand shape and finger length. Long fingers suggest perseverance and ambition, very short ones imply vanity and indifference, medium fingers hint at vanity, and a hand tapering to a narrow fingertip indicates selfishness and unforgiving nature.
Returns From California to Payette
Mr. W. L. Spotswood, after three months in Southern California with siblings, returned to Payette on Monday evening. He reported saloons near the border, noting whisky at 26¢ for two drinks and beer at 50¢ per bottle, and quipped about his suddenly learned prices after crossing the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
W. L. Spotswood
Oy GU
Boose
Spottswood
Sam Hill
Ine
Drag the Roads In Tim State Highway Plea
The article urges timely road dragging to prevent rough, dry gravel surfaces. It notes Payette’s southern approach as a deteriorating stretch that could rival paving if dragged earlier. Some counties show improvement where road supervisors acted promptly, with visible positive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Nto Payette
Local News Roundup From Little Willow Community
Sunday dinners at the McIntyres and moves of the Syme family mark a Valley week. Postmaster legacy at French P. O. cited as mail service expands to a daily Star Route with Payette and Kay routes. Church notices from Church of God and a ward of thanks for the Hoyt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. McIntyre
C. A. Currin
John Syme
New Plymouth
Syme
Pounder
Payette
Kay
Katherine Stirm
Bay Atte
Moss
Portland
Jess Brown
Ontario
Shimp Ranch
James Roe
Jasper Roe
John Gissel
Mickelson
Burrel Windle
Lee Coats
Oscar Keifer
Payton Bros
Walter R. Shimp
Middleton
Baptist Church Announces World Wide Guild Visit
The Baptist church will hold morning and evening services next Sunday. Miss Kappen will speak at the evening service about World Wide Guild and aims to organize a branch. The pastor C. W. Buell invites all to attend and bring a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Publicity urged for Presbyterian church enterprise tour
Rev. B. Boyd tours the northwest urging publicity for world reconstruction plans. The article notes Idaho first stop, calls for public involvement, and outlines upcoming services including Spirit of Lincoln and Americanism themes. An important meeting on property improvement is set for next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
B. Boyd
Northwest
Idaho
Lincoln
Calf Club Invites Youth to Valley Sale
Boys and Girls Calf Club urges youth involvement in the Fayette Valley Shorthorn Breeder's Association sale set for February 19. County Agent contact available for details with dates February 5 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys and
Ayette Valley Shorthorn Breeder's Association
Village Honours War Dead With Memorial Cross
Old Buckingham village celebrates its war record. Of 264 men aged 18 to 50 in 1914, 170 served and 89 died for Britain. A memorial cross, 24 feet high, reproduces the cross of sacrifice designed by Sir Reginald Bloomfield. Names of fallen incised in gilt on the drum below the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Old
Buckingham
Reginald Bloomfield
St. A
Towns Not Fated to Live in Connecticut Style of Westward Promises
Fragmentary notes describe a doomed Connecticut settlement near a town site opened for settlement, with plans for residents Allen Cromwell and Braghid among the early citizens. The piece recounts weather data, rental and sale notices, and multiple farm and animal listings, reflecting a midwestern telegraphed local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerson
Oklo
Fortford
Emerson
Alen
Cromwell
Braghid
Mate
Hersacco
Oltahoig
Connecticut
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Columbia
Center Ave
Pederson’s Auto CO
A. K. Wallis
First Avenue
Little Willow
Amon Hoyt
Weat
Allen
W. Fy
Gilwore
North Sth St
Thertios
Nottie
Reza Store
Shawhan Orchard Winder
Sommercamp
Pennsylvania
Conghanour
M. M. Cheek
Pebott
Emma Theatre
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