Community News From Fruitland Keeps Quiet Tone
A long, fragmentary Fruitland diary notes New Year greetings, local visits, and health scares. Mentions scarlet fever cases, quarantine, school fumigation plans, and community support as residents share meals, travel to Boise and Payette, and attend Institute events while church and school meetings proceed with caution.
Quarantine Closes School As Diphtheria Spreads
The Shamberger family battles scarlet fever and diphtheria while Jonnie Edith lie ill. Miss Fay contracts diphtheria and teachers Mary Mabel Pay và Win Lanfoar flee quarantine. Authorities hope the illness does not spread further.
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Ley
O: Ao
Frunland
Shamberger
Jonnie
Edith
Mary
Mabel
Pay
Lanfoar
Miss Fay
New Year Party Brightens McIntyre Home In Little Willow
A New Year surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. B. D. McIntyre drew about fifty guests on New Year’s night. Guests danced, played games, and enjoyed refreshments as hopes for 1912 grew, with talk of dam projects, irrigation districts, and new schools in Little Willow valley.
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H. B. Smith
C. C. Hiffe
Germany
Payette Independent
N. W. Lewis
Harry Lewis
New Years
Chas
Fuller
Ramey
Thompson Dairy
F. W. Young
Iver Creger
Witch
Mr. Dibble
Toms McComsey
Ontario
Sare
G. W. Wherry
Boise Valley
Payette Val
B. D. McIntyre
Dewey Patton
Jasper Roe
Addie Windle
Walter Dougles
R. E. Olsen
Arthur Wight
Albert Hartley
Waller Shimp
Ba. Patton
Payette
Henry Lester
Bert Shellenberger
George Brewer
John Elam
C. B. Shimp
Boise
Franklin
Welch
Linsen Creek
Crane Creek
Little Willow Valley
Valley poised for growth as irrigation unlocks Payette land
The writer argues that the Little Willow and Payette valleys hold untapped potential for diversification beyond current desert-like limits. With fertile soil, absence of alkali, and a second bench suitable for orchards, development hinges on irrigation projects and dam construction. As outside capital appears, valley land could rise from $150 to $1,000 per acre, transforming Canyon County and Payette City.
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Payette Valley
Sual Farma
Willow Valley
Canyon County
Payette
Bill's Letter Brings News From West to Parson
A farmer's son Billy, once planned for a respectable future, has gone west and shocked his parents. Letters hint at hardship and detour from a righteous path. Now in Denver, he serves in the Legislature, though his mother remains unaware as the father asks the parson to break the news.
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Gar
Wood River
Nebraska
Tom Frazier
Schitchfield
H.R. Fitch
Howard
H. E. Robinson
Velva Grimes
Lewiston School
Grimes
Geo. Cotton
Iver Cregor
Wilcox Place
Mannaman’s
F. A. Fouts
Boise
Gail Fouts
Orlo Edgecombe
Bose
Dick Dunn
San Francisco
Puchett
Ray
Esther Russell
J. Q. Sertchfield
Umn Whitsell
Centreville
Chicago
A. Kaessner
Payette
Kaessner
Mia
Geo. Hoskins
Atone
Frank Crowther
Tremonton
Utah
Paul Sargent
Chas. Lockner
Boise Hospital
M. R. Powell
J. G. Nelson
Washington
Billy
Rocky Road
Denver
James Barton Adams
Government whitewash recipe promoted for home use
A reprinted government recipe claims to be the best whitewash for homes and public buildings. It details lime slurry, salt solution, rice porridge, glue, Spanish whiting, and a two day setting, with hot application and coverage of a pint per square yard.
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United States
Popular Mechanics
Aek Roar Rewedenler
Ahow Fost
Popular Mechanics CO
W. Washinewoo St
Chicago
Brain's Banquet and the Bear on the Bark Load
A tanner trabajer on the road with a load of bark feuds a bear that climbs the wagon to reach pork. The teamster lures the bear with morsels, but the bear persists, threatening the load. As a gun-toting helper is sought, the teamster finally loses the standoff as pork runs out and the bear lingers, ending in failure to escape.
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Braln
Jan
Thruth
Bart
Harper's Weekly
Bear Attack Chase Ends in Fatal Shootout
A bear corners a terrified teamster who teases it with pork then flees. The pursuer stumbles on a stone and is shot by a companion returning fire. The teamster survives, but the hunter is killed as the bear turns on them in a tense pursuit.
Food of the Mexicans and their cooking methods
A fragmentary Los Angeles Times piece describes Mexican food centered on tortillas and frijoles, cooked on a stone at ground level with a clay griddle. It notes patting the masa, the use of lard, and lack of forks or knives, with references to beverages Mercal or tequila and charcoal cooking methods.
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Prijoles Sre
Af Couran
Albert Wilton
Aie
L. V. Patel
Ben Strohbehn
A Ee Gorham
Y. J. Congeltt
Pater Patel
Apainard
Tunediat Sneyelopedia
Ehit
Los Angeles
Ten Doctors Said He Would Die
In 1903 a Milner Georgia couple reported heart trouble improved after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine. The wife, Mrs T S Edwards, credited the treatment with his recovery and long, heavy work. The notice urged readers to try the product and offered a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Bysband
Ted Tors
Miles
Tong
Dr. Miles
G A R Pout of Pagetin invites Old Soldiers gathering
The G A R Pout of Pagetin requests all Old Soldiers of the Federal Army of the War to meet January 18 at 12 o'clock in the Hall room for dinner and installation of officers. Wives invited. CH Bowman sells pulleys and Baltimore oysters by the carload. watch for prices.
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Pagetin
W. BR
Dinpur
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Ireton
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