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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
5
Community updates from Fruitland cover charitable giving to Armenian relief, school vaccinations, birthdays, visits, and moves. Residents include Laura Hooker, Nurse Ids Kellamder, and families such as the Grovers, Reimers, and Tussing. Details span dinners, parties, road conditions, and military letters from WWI era.
Mr Lawrence Specht of Iowa plans to relocate to the Delia Harris place near the Santa Rosa orchard on Minnesota avenue by March first. Mr and Mrs Wm Jones, who have rented the property for the past year, will return to their own ranch. Mr and Mrs Danah Jones have moved to the Chas Winters ranch and will assist Mr Winters there.
A soldier writes from Westerberg Germany on January 19 1919 describing Sunday routines in a quiet post. He notes officers on duty and the need to draft requisitions at night. He mentions mild weather with persistent fog making the ground damp.
Floyd Blurton, recently discharged after service in France, returned home to visit family on the ranch and went to Big Willow to see his wife and young daughter. A Friday night box social at East Side School netted 76 dollars from 19 boxes. Local moves include Williams leasing a ranch, Howard relocating, and Al Wilson building a bungalow.
Henry returns to Missouri from Payette winter visit while Lampkin buys an island and Whitley plans move to Council. Evans evangelists move to Ontario after district meetings. Pleasant Valley reports a successful basket social raising library funds. Smallpox quarantine for Esther Armstrong. Locals discuss travel, farming, and community events across Payette and Pleasant Valley with births, illnesses, and purchases.
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