New Plymouth News highlights Christmas visits and local events
Dike Lucile Gliette from Caldwell visits relatives in New Plymouth. Mrs Waytend Strong of Ontario and May Ferowm of Nynen, Oregon, plan stays. Miss Wallane’s plane visit ends, and several locals travel for work and education. Ladies Aid meets. church events, sleigh rides, and a dinner mark community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Gliette
Caldwell
Waytend Strong
Ontario
Momen
Nynen
Wallane
Mise
Lewiston
Misa
Mawel
Mane
Tomy
Jem
Pant Wolp
Munday
Link's Business College
Donald Sheldon
Hollo Builth
Cali- Well
Plymouth
New
Baptist Church
Woiloeday
Meg
Knight
Rey
Koight
New Plymouth
Mire
Van
Kather
Meath
Wisttigg
Munley
Deere
Mies Janley Kinler
Kather Meath
Charles ©. Cole
Riccutioniat
Will Teely
Moneer Hall
Idaho Agricultural Statistics Highlight Hay Lead and Farm Growth
Idaho’s 1909 census bulletin shows hay and forage leading crops by value and acreage, with potatoes, oats, barley, and wheat following. It notes half of farms hire labor, rising farm values, irrigation reach, and rapid population and farm–land expansion, alongside rising farm equipment and land values across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Census Bureau
Bothy
Agi
Countien
Freemont
Latah
Nee Perce
Twin Falls
Ivingham
Mate
Apyon
Southwastern
Jental
Shoshone
Latch
Ada
Jarewen
Tortor
How Me Began. A Judge Quips on Blacksmith Roots
In a clipped exchange, a judge notes the subject began at the foot and earned fortune from hard work. The line, “Nevertheless, I cannot begrudge him in cent of his fortune,” accompanies a remark that he “dray’” and was a Blacksmith. The piece contrasts practical craft with fame, citing Twain’s wit about a cat and nine lives.
Xmas Social and New Year News from Lower Payette Valley
A Christmas gathering hosted by C L Miller brought about forty attendees with a Post Office Santa delivering candy and gifts. The item lists New Year visits, dinners, and local travels, plus a Chapter House gathering with a neighborhood stump-splitting event, a hot chicken pie dinner, and a later Kensington meeting by the A W L group to knit comforters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Miller
Santa Claus
Mrs. Lundt
Noyer
Durham
Oster
C. P. Lattig
Fertin Harland
Corvallis
Oregon
Agricultural College
Glenn Farrall
Carroll
Towa
Geo. Alspach
J. H. Trout
Roswell
H. Harland
A.W. L
Kensington
Big Willow Notes Show Rural Life and Spring Plans
Local notes recount residents visiting town, homestead updates, and livestock activity around Big Willow. Entries mention Mr Towther, Mr Shivers, Mr Ayers, Crump ranch stock and herd losses, hunting visits, and winter snow. Weddings, moves, and social events in Payette region are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Towther
Frank Shivers
Mr. Ayers
Milton Crump
Chester Shortne
Crump Ranch
Henry Bird
Crighton Ranch
L. Moore
R. A. Crump
Jay Blayden
Mr. Blayden
L. C. Moore
Peter Kruse
A. W. Crowther
Farmer
Big Willow
F. Crighton
Bannister Ranch
Payette
Local Notes From District No 6 and Nearby
District No 6 reporters note Parlay Botchinson and Hutchinson plan to relocate to Pocatello for the winter. Mrs. John Walker remains unwell. Ida Yager traveled from Cornell to visit before heading to Boise for a teachers institute. John Jackson from Crystal spends his vacation with Walker Bivens. Grace Christensen and Charles Johnson wed at the Olson home with Rev. Turner officiating. about thirty five guests shared a large dinner hosted by the bride’s mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussen
Boise
Teachers’ Institute
Paulsen
Klingerbiehl
Evelyn Golden
Payette
Watch
Antone Diedrichsen
Milwaukee
Walsh
Attebery
Seldscher
James Harrington
Chas
Bolton
Little Willow
Gerlach
John Hill
Portland
Ernest Ferney
Flint
Middleton
Christensen—Johnson
Mrs. Flint
Mr. Johnson
Parlay Botchinson
Nat” Tate
Pocatello
Hutchinson
John Walker
Ida Yager
Cornell
John Jackson
Crystal
Walker Bivens
Mounie Olson
Grace Christensen
Charles Johnson
Rev. Turner
Johnson
Mission of Pulpit as Editor Sees It
Colonel Henry Watterson argues in Leslie's Weekly that ministers should discuss world affairs freely but aim at man's regeneration through grace. The pulpit must be nonpartisan, nonprofessional, independent, worldly wise, and ready to both Smyte wrong and aid the poor. An exchange notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Public Forum
Leslie
Statesman
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W. F. Strother
C. D. Bucknum
Mivess Teley
Lacy Mason
Owipek
Oeday
Miasea Cease Thomas
Maudee Spring Wille Hinekil
Béne Camphall
Bil Gituhe
Margaret Wallace
Lilie
Charlotte Kwacman
Lilian Awalman
Bell
Bezerkel
Collinge
Maho Dkmee Darnahd
Lathe
Montana
Tabor
la MY
Ted
Jake Ackerman
Chloe
J. Seamenard
Christian Endeavor Society
Congregational Church
McCulla
Boe
Drew Gale
Wuss
Zelin Schmidt
Gelling
Jack
Keanety
London
W. S. Hinchuit
Margain
Lev Wells & Maute
George
Cheago Tribune
Mark Twain
Gorham Mercantile CO
Lower Payette Valley
Christensen
Minnesota
Peute
Wm. Peutz
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