Fruitland social notes and local visits compile
Local residents from Fruitland and nearby towns are noted in a collage of visits, drives, and gatherings. Mrs. Herman Taggoy, Mrs. C. A. Sargent, and Mrs. Richard Echart attend from Nebraska to visit the Jacob Rauert home. Mr. and Mrs. William Jones make trips to Hosie. Ed Jones and the Tackett family are seen at multiple residences. A State Tuberculosis Health Nurse surveys school children. various clubs host events including a Rock party, a cooked food sale, and a bridal party announcement for Stewart and Tack lace scheduled for March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Taggoy
Nland
Nebraska
Jacob Rauert
Ebronte
C. A. Sargent
Richard Echart
B. Barggnt
A. Sargent
Henry Reina and Jr
Boise
Mon
Holie
William Jones
Ha Jones
Hosie
Ed Jones
John Tackett
Dora
Lulu
Bucuta
W. A. Colwell
Mire
Withm
Tubsteutosis
Society Health Nuree
Aaon Collinsworth
M. 8. Club
Robert Walker
J. G. Walker
G. M. Walker
Clyde Hurd
Roy Herrington
Payette
Wan
The
Methodist Church
Motler
A.J. Shearer
Famly
Roy Beeson
Warm Springs
Idaho
F. B. Suplee
Chas. Miller
Salem
Ore
Spur
Mesdames Jones
Ana Lattie
Ethel Lattie
Medaris
Woods
Hunter
Rogers
Shearer
Morgridge
Fritchman
J. B. Fisher
Apple Valley
Jacob Onter
H. Harland
Joe
la Grande
Oregon
Harland
Orchard Ave
Santa Monica
California
O. Wort
Weiser
Raymond Shurtlett
Ira Burham
Weiner
Elmer Rock
H. Lihr
Emmett
Loren Ie North
Pithat
Roy
Dallag
Imccall
Wood Spur
Reed
Hodney
Iowa
Read
Dillon
Mont
Kather
Ned McCue
W. Lattig
Lattig
H. L. Precht
Gt Currie
J. C. Anderson
F. G. Harland
Lyman Longfellow
M. Medaris
Henry Reimers
Lydia
Nick Reiners
Jacob Oster
J.B. Fisher
New Plymouth
Rey
H. Fisher
Poetello
Rev. Fisher
Oster
G. Harland
H. L. Procht
Clifford Hart
Win
Shockley
Wetler
Otto Atrens
Lina
Dudgeon
Crya
Bolton School
Wobn
Bir
Bolton
L. H. Patton
Son Earth
Ontario
C. A. Currin
BR. Y. Currin
Mondy- John Elan
Fatally
John Blackburn
Fruitland
Albert Coates
Mies Cox
Drinkwine
Walter Keller
Ed Patton
Hygon Blam
Nampa
John Timmerman
Willrad
Portland
Patton Ranch
van Dutsen
Iola
Fisited
Ernest Kirk
B. Johson
Geo. Symes
Chas Botton
John Forety
Cox
Howard Roe
Wm. Bryant
Rs. C. B
Health inspection at Aman school brings local crowd
Frances M. Wank of the Child Health Inspection department led a day of health checks at Aman school with Miss Anna Pearson and Mrs. C A Brown. Pupils were weighed, measured, examined, and tested for vision and hearing, followed by a nose blowing drill and health questions. A midday meal, songs, valentines, and a social hour stitched the program with notable club and community notices interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Wank
Department of the
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Anna Pearson
C. A. Brown
Capital Newer
Aman
R. H. Woods
C. J. Ludt
Arthur Murray
R. White
BR. F. Lattig
H. Gregory
Paysite Sturdy
F. J. Suplee
J. D. Baker
H. Lindquist
Richard Hansen
Logan Bowman
F. G. Harland
Margaret Rogers
Valentine
Ray Hurd
Wood Spur
John Walsh
F. B. Suplee
R. D. Rogers
E. B. Hunter
Fruitland
Enaera
Chas. Miller
Payette Oregon Families Reach Sioux City After Death News
Payette and Oregon residents travel to Sioux City Iowa after wire reports the death of a father following a hospital operation. The social notes list numerous local visits, dinners and gatherings, including grandchildren, neighbors and extended family across Weiser Yale Payette and Ontario with several guests and sales events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Karst
P.M. Bunjy
Mary
Sioux City
Iowa
Sloux City
Keith Brown
Ontario
E. Frost
C. W. Kias
G. W. Tattig
J. W. Ewing
C. C. Miller
Weiser
Gaughter
O. G. Conner
Welser
D. R. Davis
Willis Howard
Eugene Shay
John Bartete
Carl Rudd
L. L. Culbertson
Ontario High
Burns
Mary Conner
O. B. Terrell
Linda
J. Hapner
North Payette
Arner Gortin
Audrey
Payette
J. R. Cumberland
Emmett
Otto Miller Jr
Curtis Carico
Cecil Conner
Eldo East
Weiserny
D. R Davis
C. G. Heship
Arthur Miller
Herbert Marvin
Linkens
W. F. Vincent
W. Lb. Stevens
O. ©. Miller
Huntington
H. A. Conner
Charlotte
J.D. Conner
George Suttens
Little Willow Community News and Visits Update
A crowded Jasper Roe home dance drew a large crowd. Many locals attended church and Sunday school. Notes from Payette, Ontario, Emmett and Boise visits, cattle movements, and social events fill the week. Frances Willard Memorial Day plans at the Methodist church and local guest visits are noted along with regional mining and agriculture updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Roe
M. Guthrie
Ma Kinney
Katherine Stirm
Payette
Elmer Reed
van Dousen
Patton Ranch
van Deusen
Emmett
Albert Coates
Laturday
Tom Willams
Byron Elam
Smith's Ferry
Idaho Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Tax Fatigue and New Post Office
Legislature limits progress with reduced taxation and appropriations despite many new laws promised. Grangeville gains a Rice Creek post office while Parma reports 14 million pounds of wheat sold. Mackay ore shipments rise. Camas Prairies Railway to buy steel rails from Lewiston, and a highway survey links Nexperce to Mohler. St Anthony reports numerous phone bites.
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Idano Weekly Industrial Review
Grangeville
Rice Creek
Parma
Mackay
Shion
Aranges
Camas Prairies Ry
Tay Gu
Lewiston Ta
Riparia
Nexperce
Mohler
St. Anthony
Veterans Bureau expands claims for dependents pay
L C Jesseph, Pacific Northwest manager, announces a new ruling allowing claims for additional compensation for veterans dependents trained under the federal board for traditional education. The act bars retroactive awards beyond one year, but the ruling enables a claim for additional training pay to be treated as a claim for additional compensation if filed by August 9, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S Veterans’ Bureau
U. S
Veteran’s Bureau
L. C. Jesseph
Pacific Northwest
Act of Congress
Yacutinnial Education
Jessep
Federal Board
Veteran's Bureau
The
Burreau of War Hisk Insurance
Jesseph
Seconstdarad
Pardon Board Adds Compensation Back to 1920 Dates
The Veterans Bureau will extend compensation to dependents in many cases to August 9, 1920, where legally possible. Checks will be mailed to affected beneficiaries under the board’s new interpretation, with records placed under the Bureau's jurisdiction on April 4, 1923. Signed by Joseph J. Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
Vocational Train Honorable State Board of Pardons
Ing
Josseph
Joseph J. Levy
Boise Saha
Native Son From Iowa Battling Fleas in California Dream
A spoofing monologue contrasts idealized California life with a buyer’s comic possession fever. The speaker, a native of Iowa, lists ubiquitous U S made goods and places from across the country, ending with a tongue in cheek shot at a ranch life plagued by fleas. The piece blends regional pride with travelogue style and satirical consumer references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Angeles
California
Los Angeles
Connecticut
Minneapolis
Boston
Paris
Baltimore
Duluth
Lynn
Mass
Danbury
Buried Treasures of the Soul sermon Sunday service
The Evangelical Lutheran church appeals for members to attend Sunday school at 11 AM and worship at 11 AM February 25 with the sermon Buried Treasures of the Soul by Minister N H W Parnham. Also notices a criminal case: Joseph J. Levy pleaded guilty December 12, 1919 in Payette District Court to assault with intent to commit burglary and was sentenced to a prison term and fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUACH
N. HW. Parnham
Joseph J. Levy
Seventh Judicial District
Idaho
Payette
Penitanti
Tot Teme
Abe More
How Newspapers Help in a Town
A historical piece praises local papers for chronicling births marriages graduations and honorable deeds. It argues newspapers boost town pride and commerce, providing free advertising and highlighting community progress worth thousands to the hometown. The voice urges every citizen to support the newspaper in any way possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaseum
Why Supper S30 Doai ns Kidney Pills
Payette resident H W Buck, railroad engineer, shares his kidney ailment trial. He describes severe back pain, dark urine, and mobility issues caused by kidney inflammation. After taking Doran's Kidney Pills from Cole's Drug Store, he reports complete relief and urges others to try the remedy. 60 cents at dealers. Fuster-Aul burn Co. advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
H. W. Buck
Doran
Colé
Fuster-Aulburn Co
Mfre
Buffalo
Sale Notice for Stray Horses in Fruitland Idaho
Constable of Fruitland Payette County Idaho will on Sunday in March 1823 at 2 PM sell at public sale for cash the stray horses described as a black 2 year old gelding with brand on right shoulder and white stripe on face and a gray 10 year old mare with a small ear mark. Sale to be held one and one half miles east of Fruitland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto ¢. Miller
Park Improvement Club Wits
Fey
W. D. Graham
Payette
Miller Ranch
Farm Bureau
Parl
L. R. Breithaupt
R. v. Gwin
Corvallis
Oregon
T. H.B. Tusyimk
Fruitland
Preeti
State of Idaho
Suhday
Idaho
United States
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