Weekend Visitors and Local Travel Dominate Fruitland Notes
Fruitland society items list weekend visits and out-of-town trips. Names include H Marsh, Grant Gardner, Phil Carpenter families, Miss Felicia, Roy Whitsell, Roy Hurst, Bob Nicklux, Harry Manner, Anna Giesler, A H McConnell, Weldon Wilcox, Nellie McConnell, Miss Nellie Weir, and many others. Events feature visits to Weiser, Boise, Payette, Emmett, New Plymouth, and Caldwell, plus a wedding at the M E church and a boating trip on Little Salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Marsh
Grant Gardner
Little Webber
Mra
Phil Carpenter
A. M. Carpenter
L. D
Hills
Roy Hurst
Bob Nicklux
Portland
Roy Herrington
Terrill Deeds Bf Emmett
C. W. Young
Nellie McConnell
Halfway
Oregon
Lola Rich
Bolte
Mildred Rudolph
Messrs
Meadames
Ted Engberg
Frank Thompson
W. M Hollenbeck
Harry Manner
New Meadows
Anna Giesler
McCall
A. H. McConnell
Harry B. McConnell
Weldon Wilcox
Boise
R. G. Wilson
Payette
Harry McConnell
Connell
C. M. Lackey
Francis White
L. G. Hooley
N. W. Lewis
Swatman
New Plymouth
Nellie Weir
Floyd Spainhower
Elsie Schmid
Emmett
May
Lucile Childs
Weiser
Margaret Whealdon
Esther Russell
Katherine Madsen
Eva Blomstrom
Eva Wilson
Winifred Bossen
Clyde Makinson
Mary Childs
C. EB. Hallock
Ray Graham
Parma
McsCarthy
Jay Blayden
Craigmont
Idaho
C. B. Hallock
Harry Powell
Robert A. Harris
Anna
Marie
Helen
Virginia Ady
Charles Stevens
George Childs
Margaret Allen
A. Shaffer
L. Peterson
Clyde Moore
Will Smith
Mabel Roberts
Oregon Trail Park
and Mesdames Ed
Dana
William Jones
Anna Berg
Nora Creger
Sim Watkins
Polly Lou Todd
F. T. Engle
Theodore Miller Swan
Rosalie Ola Prince of Caldwell
M. EB
George Thdd
Gladys Peterson
Virgil McAdams
Caldwell
F. Baldwin
Social notes from North Payette a busy round of visits
Mrs Addison Garside hosts at the Rupp home while many neighbors from Payette and nearby towns share calls. Multiple families from Parma Albany and Oregon slope visit, attend birthdays, and enjoy outdoor games. Announcement: Tom Jefferis seeks Republican sheriff nomination, pledging strict law enforcement.
Payette Slope News Highlights From Local Gatherings
The Payette column notes life and travel details with letters from Cleveland to Payette, plus numerous visits across town. Local sports report Weiser Park players won 7 to 2 over Payette. Attendees include Downing family from the Panama Canal zone and many Payette residents visiting friends and relatives, with travels to Boise Burns Weiser and Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Joe Makenro
Baker
John Bartsche
Kenneth Whiteley
Burns
William Vincent
O. C. Miller
Maxine
Mildred
Dorothy
J. S. Culbertson
Boise
Lou Feldscher
Misses Lee
Hagear
Ontario
Johin Barische
Archie
Payette
Frank Laree
Wilam
Gladys Crull
Weiser
Bellingham
Wash
State Normal
C. G. Heslop
John Crewse
Cyrus Troxell
Johnny
Tom Carico
Rev. Hall
Otto Meili
Paul Joseph
Idaho
Homer Lauer
Jim Carico
Walter Davis
George
Harry Lattig
North Payette
Ora Wilkins
Gerald
Harland
R. D. Rogers
Margaret
North Page Jette
Bellrue
Lias
John Bartsehe
Lila
Rive
Aence
Vale
Jerry Crewse
Janette Otto Miler
Park Improvement Club
W. L. Lewis
0. F. Wilkin
M.D
P. M. Bole
Clough
Western Wool Crop Proved Heavier Than for Many Years
Idaho agricultural and industrial developments dominate the region with mining royalties rising from federal sources. Projects include air field construction, Maidaleca public private building programs, and McCammon oil refining plans. Idaho crops and canning capacity expand as silos are built in Payette and early potato shipments set prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCammon
Bolee Valley
Idaho Canning Co
Payette
Boise Post Office
Lewiston State Normal
Earlold
Nampa
St. Maries
Waverly—Miller Casket Co
Pocatello
Arbon ‘Bil
Wendell
North Side
Imoost
Mackey
Beachouse
Commuity
Idaho Metals Company
Willow Creek Social Notes From Payneette Area
Willow Creek weekly notes record visits and gatherings among local families. Names include Walter Kellar, Herry Howe, Edwin Pattes, Brecken, Currin, Walker, Arment, Patton, Gifford, Lovell, Stirm, Storer, and others. The piece notes Sunday visits, camping trips, funeral attendance in Payette, Bible class, a Williams presentation, and a forthcoming gathering at Arthur Price home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kellar
Payette
Herry Howe
Ontario
Edwin Pattes
William Brecken
Kimberley
Ber Breer
W. F. Stirm
Lela
Vida Drinkwine Sauday
R. Y. Currin
L. A. Walker
Liord Little
Som
Earl Hurd
G. I. Arment
Henry Gifford
Lovell, Capron Wra
Edwin Berry
Dick Storer
Oxtark
L. H
August Senkbeil
Patton Ranch
James Horn
Sam Hill
Grandpa Hale
G. Z. Arment
Lee Howard
E. S. Dougharty
Stover
Paddock Valley
Charles Bolton
M. F. Albert
Vance Wilmington
Meadows
Jack Blackburn
Fruitland
Ylindis
Ed Harper
Willow Creek
Wiliams
Sherman Pearson
Arthur Price
Church Schedule and Missing Mascot Notice
The notice lists Sunday Mass times as Second Sunday at 10:30 AM and Fourth Sunday at 10:30 AM with variations if five Sundays occur. It also reports a missing University of Idaho candidate for assessor, a 36 inch tall Great Dane mascot named Empire, last seen in Payette county. A reward is offered for information leading to the animal's whereabouts. A goat for sale is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
Payette
Salt Lake City
H. Rorebaugh
Stephens
Wei
University of Idaho
Reward Aug. Ltd. T
Malhoug
L. V. Pateh
Tt County
Jizte Emery Hill
What sort of town is this you live in
A stranger asks two men about their town and perspectives. One is an optimist, one a pessimist, yet both faced the same conditions. The tale ends by prompting reflection on Fayette and the town’s character amid vast fire and life insurance protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeder
Payette
Radiator sales and installation offered in Payette shop
Hentz Auto Repair Shop advertises cartridge radiators for sale and installation at their Payette location, promising reduced time and expense. The notice notes radiators are not sent to Boise and mentions agency for Peretta February tit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Hentz Auto Repair Shop
Boise
Peretta
Fragmented OCR notes on forest fires and thrift in education
The readable fragments discuss campers and smokers driving forest fires, road closures in the North Pacific district to cut fire risk, and March to June fire counts in Oregon and Washington. They also touch on thrift in public education, school savings deposits, and the moral impact of financial systems on youth and national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific District
Forest Service
Oreleon
Washington
Mar
Street Cars Space Savers in Chicago Vehicle Count
A Chicago count shows 31 700 commercial vehicles carrying 31 804 riders while 42 130 passenger autos carry 4 170 riders and 5 360 surface cars move 220 000 passengers. Electric cars carried nearly 75 percent of the passenger traffic though they made up only 10 percent of vehicles. The note suggests streetcars relieve demand rather than improve connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
I Ar
Red Rag and Tariff as Political Red Flags
A commentator likens tariff rhetoric to a red rag used to inflame public sentiment. The piece argues tariffs protect home industries and workers with fair wages, urging businesslike consideration over political demagoguery and ignorance.
Trains Arrive and Depart Payette May 1 1924
Train schedule notes eastbound and westbound trains at Payette for May 1 1924. Eastbound No 18 due 2 52 am No 36 due 4 50 pm. Westbound No departs Sa m and arrives 3 29 pm on Payette Valley Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Efpective
Payette Valley
Sa. m
American silver and Europe mental shift in wartime finance
The article discusses a potential move toward silver as a monetary base in Europe and its impact on wartime finance. It notes markets and governments weighing silver reserves, the Polish government minting dollars, and the broader shift away from gold, with concerns about feasible currency bases and the role of silver in global investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bor
Ken Dows
Shales Witat
Treasuries
Mexico
Central
South America
Record Growth in United Gas Consumption per Capita
Report to the American Gas Association shows United States gas consumption rising to about 1310 feet per capita in the year. By end of 1923 total gas consumption stood around 276 billion cubic feet, roughly 216 feet per person, in round figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
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Smid- Industrial Review
Die Fork
L. E. Keeler
Calvin Keller
Albert White, Sr
Amasa Hutchinson
Indian Valley
R. G. Thornton
Addison Garside
Rupp
H. Cornelson
Lou Blayden
Homer Zimmerman
Hay Ingles
Roy Gardner
Sopher
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Staten Moss
James Fee
Art Adams
D. Jones
A. B. Mogeridge
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Hadith Hoffman
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Ray Tener
Gorge Alspach
R. White
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Chris Weber
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Sunshine Club
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FP. Powell
T. J. Jackson
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The
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J. L. Shearrr
J. ©. Anderson
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John Oster
Frank Specht
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Ore
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Jacob Oster
Sherbet
R. Cahill
Stotter
R. H. Woods
L. S.C
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A. B. Moggridge
Bernice Fenner
Esther Waugh
Spokane
Waugh
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C. P. Lattig
Bayard
Carl Bedsaul
Plymouth
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Wild Horse Canyon
Jesse Clark
Midvale
George Fenner
George, Jr
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Payette County
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Church OF the Folly Family
S. J
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Scheol
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