Fruitland News Roundup Reflects Community Life
A long list of local social events joins church activities, birthdays, visits, and family updates from Fruitland. Guests include Grandma Abletrand, Lile Armstrong of Pasco, and Mr. and Mrs. J W Roberts. A October festival mood fills notes on meetings, dinners, birthday surprises, births, and an obituary for Mr L A Corbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Roberts
Mnd
Ener Ablstrand
Grandma Abletrand
Lile Armstrong
Pasco
Wash
Fruitland Friends
A. D. ParDunn
Brethren Church
Canyon
Middleton
Shank
The
James Deal
O. R. Shira
Arthur Oreutt
Shira
Oreutt
J. M. Royston
Hensington Club
Edith
Eva
North Payette Club Notes and Local Appointments
The L A Club met with RB H Woods Tuesday and appointed a new committee to plan this year’s program. Members elected were Mrs David Jonas, Mrs CP Lattig, and Mrs James Shearer. Several community members: Miss Margaret Rogers, Mr Sim Carico, Mr George, Mrs Luhr, and Mrs Fritchman among others, attend meetings and visits. Births, illnesses, travel to Ontario and New Plymouth are noted along with minor social updates and local return from Rabinette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Biffle
Boles
Hillerman’s
Lesh
Winenape
Ben Tomlin
Harrisburg
Oregon
Haggerman
F. G. Harland
Albert Harland
Harold Leech
Benninghoven
Onear Cox
Prosser
Wash
A.J. Shearer
Portland
Beninghoven
Sam Dearborgtt
Mise Gladys Bedell
Geo. Mordhorst
Geo. Windle
California
N. M. Jensen
R. Hanson
Frank Steigerwalt
M. Belcher
Hot Lake
Jessie Cox
Baker
James Call
Orah Durham
Ruth Jackson
R. G Thornton
McDonald
Geo. Fenner
T. J. Jackson
Powell
Payette
Cclere
David Jones
Tog Moggridge
Bert Moggridge
Harold Pugh
Bden
Yam Moggride
Mr. Jones
Bert Moggrids
Robertson Home
New Plymouth
Tom Bly
Mery Conner
Manda Culp
Oir
A.M. John
K. N. Osborne
C. C. Wileet
Stevens
Hamilton Conner
Ontara
L. L. Culbertson
Vale
Tru Blu
Prifay
Gaewbe
Thoys
Mea
Skippen
Mra
Marie Skippen
Park Improvement Club
Tom Iin
C. G. Hestup
Jeoves Sullens
A. M. Johnstone
Chltden
Nyssa
Welser
Welser High
Amett High
Ruth Channer
Oregonne
Walter Pierce
Walser
Sattley
St. Payette
Geo. Sullens
C. G. Hee
Johnstone
Fogle
Jay
Geo
Sullens
Lisses
Miriam
Lantee Davis
Nettle Bartahe
Ray Christianson
Botse
L. A
Wito Btrs
RB. H. Woods
David Jonas
CP Lattig
James Shearer
Shearer
Hostens
Margaret Rogers
Wickest
Sim Carico
George
North Payette
Equity Exchange
Holt Fritchman
Tirt
Riffin
Hillerman
Ewan
A. Yaurhn
South Payette
J. Lundt
Mary Alice Lattle
George Lat
Lias
Payette-Oregon Slope
R. D. Rogers
R. G. Thornton
Community Notes From Payette Oree Slope Social Roundup
Payette Oregon Slope records a flurry of visits and greetings as Mr and Mrs Bedeall dine with Mr and Mrs Ky batts. News arrives from Boise that Mrs Tom Heslop is improving after an appendectomy. Local residents attended Lyceum Lecture Course number the Phillipphing Quartette at Payette. Mrs Walter Davis is reported much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Huck
Arner Gorton
Hildard Feltson
Wekend
Oliver Conner
Welser
Campbell
Lanting
Arthur Miller
Arngr Gertes
A. M. Johnstone
Clough Snd Welcher
J. L. Brown
Harry Morrison
Council
J. D. Conner
Henry Beroier
Boise
Oregon experiment station shows nitrate sufficiency boosts yields
Oregon Agriculture experiment stations report experiments on nine vegetables show growth, yield, and fruit quality improve when soils receive stable nitrates and balanced nitrates phosphates and potash. Swift & company distribute fertilizers. bulletin No. 216 documents dramatic gains, including one case of 471 percent yield increase over unfertilized plots. A second item promotes Doan's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs Caldwell of Caldwell Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agriculture Experiment Stations
Swift &Mpeny
Oregon
Pla Western Motor Sales Co
Idaho
Train Bulletin for Payette Valley Schedule
A transit bulletin in a dated style lists Payette Valley train times with West Boom and Payette stations. It notes a 46 minute signal and a 4:00 pm departure, mentioning Payette and a valley trek. The terse item reflects a regional timetable fragment with times and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payetss
Nothovtie Valley
Olen
The Psychological Moment Phrase Across Languages
A correspondent condemns misuse of the term psychological moment arguing no English phrase should force its current sense. He traces its origin from German das moment to French le moment psychologique noting Paris siege newspapers and Surcoy's diaries helped spread the expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Rimes
Neue Preussaeche Zeitung
Paris
Aid
Francisque Surcey
Indians and Liberty Bonds Drive Big 1920 Native Income
Indians of the world raised Liberty bond subscriptions in the millions, with total income in 1920 reaching about 72 million dollars as 116000 Native Americans earned more than 39 million. North Dakota and South Dakota led regional totals, while farming and crafts supported many as about 50 000 worked as rice or other trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Snowflake Transparency Described by Cleveland News Leader
The Cleveland News Leader explains how snowflake crystals reflect sunlight to appear white. Water freezes into crystals at low temperatures, creating transparent facets that scatter light and produce the snow’s white appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem
Cleveland
News- Leader
Austrian Confusion and a Shrinking Diplomatic Pact
A report cites a central Europe diplomatic riddle as Parsteibars, named by the Austrians as a representative to Chrila under Skerpatski rule. He notes his status is that of a government envoy who never existed, claiming he is a poet performing duties he does not hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tHascrave
Europe
Chrila
Bets Skerpatski
Shey
Little Too Much Featherly Makes An Offer
A fragmentary scene shows Mr. Featherly weighing over two hundred pounds and insisting on giving a friend his easy chair. He shifts chairs as she asks for help, replying kindly while a torn-leaf book sits under a cushion, hinted in the incomplete exchange.
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Fruitland Department
Wilbur Carter
Tona Johnson
Babe
H. ‘T. Evana
Quinsey
W. A. Fouts
Don
Salem
Baptist Misionary Society
FB. Spainhower
Harold Mills
Wildder
George McKeown
C. C. Wise
H. M. Lewis
B. Blakesley
Methodist Church
Harry Lew
Suppe
W. A. Colwell
Woodward
Mabel Robinson
Caldwell
Linnie Creger
Jim Frazier
Frank Thompson
G. FE. Barnes
Eagle
Lire
Bille Bishop
Ontario
G. M. Walker
Twin Falls
Chester Brown
Nampa
Frasier
Mina Lenora Moreland
Lenora Moreland
Dayton
Ohio
Hr Paints
Ilimoie
Hume
Mr. Moreland
Pines
Pruitland
Orlo Wilcox
Ife
Paumonia
Ivan
H. §. Black
M. W. Hazeltine
G. E. McKeown
Mabel Enberg
W. R. Wilkins
Ampa
Mira Mattia Lee
Tom Homb
J. N. Hill
and Roth
Robbie Birdsell
Fruitland
William Hollenbeck
Me DD
L. Ingard
Indiana
Southwest
Little Willow
Albert Coates
Apple Valley
Clyd
Newberry
William Stirms
L A. Corbit
Iolks Beame
I Wright Place
Lauer
Salvation Army
Br Trandenote
Corbit
Wilow Oak
Cortit
Tiv Newberry
Ernest Kirk
L. D. Corbitto
Literary
R. Conere
Greaham
Blanche Bigelow
Tiy Newberry
Drinkwine Home
Howard Coates
L. A. Walker
C_ tn
Mrs. Bridges
Wm. Bryant
Miss Bigelow
Hiley McCullough
Geo. Coates
Jerry Cosman
Parette
Elsie Bromstram
New
Mcoders
Studebaker
North Payvette
Dean
Boan
Allen
Foster-Muburs | Co. Mire
Buffalo
N.Y
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