Fruitland News Highlights From Local Happenings
Fruitland notes recount gatherings and travels of residents, births and illnesses, visits by neighbors from Caldwell to Boise, and real estate chatter. Several residents returned from trips to Gooding and Portland, while others planned summer work or attended events. The column also records church youth activities, school board actions, and a farewell gathering for a local teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otte Eins
Tommy Reed
Henry Relns
W. A. Reed
Gooding Ida
Young
C. W. Young
Pansy
Mable Flack
Rabb-Crow-Cott
A.C. Douglas
Walla Walla
H. Zimmerman
Payette
Pla. Hanson
Florence Douglass
Portland
Hartington
Smith Real Estate
Caldwell
Mammoth Fourth of July Picnic Planned at Fishers Grove
Local plans underway under W C T U management with cooperation from Fruitland churches for a safe and sane Fourth of July celebration at Fishers Grove. A program of events to follow. Strawberry season reported as good quality with berries ready for market. First hay crop cut amid weather and field conditions note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishers Grove
Churches of Fruitland
Brethren and Methodist Announce Services and Childrens Day
Announcements detail Rider A W Ross 9 returning to Seattle and Brethren church services this weekend including sermons at here Saturday night and Sunday Monday. Methodist church to meet Thursday at Mrs S M Thomas home. Childrens Day program planned by Sunny School with special offerings for education and Flag Day music and sermon. Invitations extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Sunday School
Humé
B. E. Himler
Firewell
Long Witley
The
Baptist
J. H. Spainhower
Excelsior
D. D. Bollinger
Ady Eldretge
Makinsay
Miss Wright
Wright
Okla
Sunnyside
F. W. Grey
Hartman Familly
Emmett
Henry Myers
Terry Me
A. W. Ross
Mle
Aionary
India
Seattle
Brethren Conference
Brethren Church
Brethren
W. Hom
S. M. Thomas
Velen Grimes
Priendalip
Fruitland
Red Tape in Prague Bridges Over Rabbits Debacle
Officials in Prague circle the dull path of jurisdiction as rabbits threaten Liebner Brucke. A burgomaster led committee discovers the pests have already departed, ending a lengthy chase across public bodies and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Liebner Brucke
Stadtratpreesidium
Central Authority
Water Authority
Water Board
The King as Figurehead in British Constitution
The New York American argues the English king lacks a legislative veto and would sign a death warrant only if both houses unanimously demand it. The prime minister runs the government while the king remains a consultative, ornamental figure in the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New York American
A Bit of English Humor on the Blackheath Night Train
An amusing exchange aboard a night train near Blackheath in London unfolds as two American travelers, unsure of their location, ask if they are at Blackheath. A nearby Englishman softly corrects them, noting he shares the knowledge and affirms the location in a light, polite interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackheath
London
Lippincott's. U
Meeting Minutes of Farmers Cooperative Irrigation Co Ltd
The Board of Directors met June 6 1914 at noon with President Floyd J Orenens presiding. Business included legal descriptor for a dump site and waterway rights of way over canal. a survey to define the right of way and grade. and a resolution to require pumping plant operators to maintain normal water diversion. Financial items were approved and warrants drawn. one warrant was canceled for lack of payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Co-operative Irrigation Company, Limited
Floyd J. Orenens
M. J. DeGraw
W. Lake
J. M. Johnson
CM. Molicldw
Trout
Reed Emmett
Idaho
Ditch
Fame
Acme
Ted the Abowski
Ly Hanstgan
Felthhowse
Em Mets
Ranesetter
Ty Bryan A. Brown
Farters Cooperative Irrigation ‘Co
Ubre Bensnett
Otty Times
Parctie
Sowthern
Bennett
Irrington
Ico
O. Dean
Mountain States
T&t
B A. Bregher
Em, Reilly & Co
A. Meyer
J. McNish
T. J. Brown
BCS
Brainard
White Hinco
Roth
J. W. Boer
Cobb
Imation
Well Drilling Ad Promises Low Prices and Easy Terms
Advertisement offers Lusdt and Davis well drilling services with reasonable prices and guaranteed satisfaction. Provides contact as Box 140 RR No 2 Payette with a simple roadside promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusdt
Davis
Payette
Large Acreage Corn Planted In Payette Valley
Farmers rapidly diversifying farming plant large acreage of corn in the Payette Valley. Reports indicate about six thousand acres from Emmett to Paysite, with some frost damage but overall promising yields. The Payette Valley Railroad hauled seventy five cars of hogs this year, up from four per year previously, signaling broader farming activity beyond a single crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Beach
Emmett
Washington County
Paysite
Payette Valley Railroad
Traveling Sand Hills of Pomerania Move Eastward
On the coast of Pomerania vast wind blown sand dunes tower 60 to 120 feet high and hundreds of yards wide. Propelled by wind they migrate eastward at 39 to 50 feet per year. Pine woods along their path cannot halt them as branches rot and trees die to bare trunks over a few years.
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Pomerania
A Whack at Turtle Soup
A humorous critique of green turtle soup noting its color from turtle fat and questionable nourishment value. The article cites Hogarth and London aldermen, mocks mock turtle soup, and compares sun dried to fresh turtle meat, calling mock soup a gelatinous fraud yet better than peat fenuine sea soup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogarth
London
New York
Payette area notices advertise services and ordinances
Public notices include auto repair and spraying by H J Snyder and Harry Golden of Payette Idaho, mowing rent requests, stock sale, concrete blocks, Jersey cattle service, incubator sale, lost jewelry reward, milk delivery, rental housing, tobacco selling opportunity, and a city ordinance on weed and rubbish removal with a five day compliance deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Krost
South End Sixth Street
W. RR. Shimp
Cameo Stone
Earl Kirk
A. B. Wood
City of
Payette
Cardine
Willams
City Marshall
Wanted Five Thousand Hens for Advance in Price
Advertises a buy inquiry for a large number of hens with a price advance and a contact number 633. Identifies J Weldon Berry as the contact at Headquarters for best prices in the Valley.
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Fruitland Department
C. E. Barnes
Ralph Richardson
Harvey Lockhart
Dalles Ore
M. L
Sumner
Alnsle Nebr
H. E. Robinson
Lillian McGee
Mildred Beers
James Kessler
Miller
Cando N. D
Wm. Kessler
Church of the Brethren
G. &. Fouts
Welser
M. R. Taylor
Parma
Geo Ditch
L. F. Shaw
San Francisco
Los Angeles
A. Kaessner
Bilse
Boise
Bloomington
Henry Tuerstenay
Wm. Rauert
Nebraska
C.K. Huntington
Herbert Tuney
Mr. Tuney
Misa Marie Huntington
Sal Lake City
Heaith
J. B. Cartwright
R. M. Cartwright
Boone
Iowa
M. L. Lockhart
J. W. Flock
Hazel Warner
Walser
Maude Wilson
Orlo Wilcox
Albany Ore
McGill
Barber Idaho
A. Branthoover
C. M. Williams
New Plymouth
John Neal
John Anderson
Channer
Grimes
W. A. Ayers
Hazel
Pg Willow
Pate Johnson
Ayers
Big Willow
H. T. Lewis
H. G. Gardner
H.J. Puchert
Puchert
Tte
Republican County Central Committee
Ralph Makinson
Jas McHenry
G. C. Powell
Brown Hansel
Alice Lucile Clement
Riverside Cal
Penn
Violet
Seant
Lof Payette
FP. W. Swank
Mary Geisler
Cary Tussing
R. G. Wilson
Mise Dora Bowers
Michigan
Salt Air
Salt Lake City
Eve Wilson
Roswell
Mr. White
Chicago
B. F. Tussing
Ancthur
B. E. Humler
Long Valley
Jessie Talbot
Velva Grimes
Anita Town
J. M. Royston
Mary E. Royston
Baltimore
Maryland
Royston
Mmit
Ontario
Symes
Shirley Kingsbury
Prinzing
Edgar Vestal
Corvallis
T. R. Flack
Robb Crow-Gott
N. P. Yockey
G.C. McGee
Boworth Hall
Sandry
J. J. Tickner
Whittley
Mise Martin
J. W
Mera Jones
Hurd
Sarria
Mmilies
Paystio
Braswell
Lecgeh
Boor
Fredsy
Mas Martin
Mee
Edral
Marion
Cambidge
Mr. Adams
Nyssa
C. S. Hurd
W. P. Ackerman Seer
Thomas T. Kerl
Congress Republican
Fruitland Merc. CO
Ule
H. B
Automobile Public
Emma Theatre
H. J. Snyder
Harry Golden
P. van der Kar
P. McCammon
Hemet Tobacco Co
N.Y
J. Weldon Berry
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