Fruitland News Briefs and Local Notices
Local births, community events, and public notices from Fruitland. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Brady on June 6. Registrations are moving slowly with details for Nort Precinct at Stogner's Store and South Precinct at the meat market. Community meetings include a dress form class with Miss Jacobson and sermons by Rev. VanDeusen starting June 20. Various visits, picnics, and gatherings are noted, along with a hospital update on George Heckes and several locals attending schools or returning home from colleges.
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Minit Brady
Minow Reed
Mies Swiman
Masus
Minn'a Creek
Young Ils Mall
Nort Precinct
Coyle Brauthooyer
Stogner’s
Otis Green
John Day
Oregon
Cary Tussing
Sanjay
Haldwin
N. A. Peacock
Francis Willard
W. C
U. la
Kutch
Art Heap
Margaret Heap
Willer
Fidelis
Brethren Church
Claude Browning
R. P. Raines
Carl
Helen Brannock
Henry Gladdish
Swandon
Lillian Cockrum
Mankato
Minn
D. D. Faulknertron
Weiser
A. H. McConnell
Rupple
Nellie
Colorado
Miler
H.R. Fleken
D. H. Williams
Payette
George Heckes
Ontario Hospital
Grant Williams
McMinnville College
Lewis Russell
Corvallis
Walter
Fred Schmid
Moscow
Problems of the Reconstruction Era Speaker Calls for Steady Leadership
Corton Chamberlayne, editor of a New York daily, addresses Chautauqua audiences on Reconstruction era issues. Known as a rooking man, he aims to steady the boat with a wide grasp of conditions, eloquence, and constructive rebuilding. The piece also notes early ideas on metals and a Manchester professor’s view on turning lead into gold and the role of mercury and silver.
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Corton Chanberlayne
Net York
Chamberlayne
Arabia
University of Manchester
Abyssinian Funeral Mystery Fragment
A fragmented OCR note describes Abyssinia customs where a newborn dies and a body is wrapped with honey and cloth. The text becomes garbled but implies funeral rites following a child’s death and mentions a ritual practice connected to a Moor.
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Abyssinia
Notice of Private Sale of Minor's One Third Interest
In Payette Idaho an order of the Pro Court of Payette County allows a private sale of a one third undivided interest in Lot 16 Block 20 Melcher's Addition to the City of Payette. Bids may be written to Frank Carrier guardian. sale after July 1920 pending court confirmation.
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Payette County
Wake
Thomas N Lethlean
Arthur Lethlean
Thomas N. Lethlean
Arthur Lethleas
Melcher
Payette
Idaho
Pla
Unlucky Day in Scandinavia Chooses Thursday Over Friday
Thursday the Unlucky Day is seen by Scandinavia Thursiias as the weekly unlucky day, a contrast to Friday favored in western lands. The note highlights cultural beliefs shaping daily schedules and superstitions.
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Scandinavia
Thursiias
West Ortyey Lands
Tree's Products Valuable From Aus tralia Company
A blavktos tree of Australia yields tars free from acids and harmful substances. The new company plans to produce tarpaulin dressings rope tar sanitary tar lacquers paints stains pitches phenol benzy alcohol coke potash and later dyes perfumes and formalin.
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Tree
Blavktos* Tree of
Australia
Bessie the Way of the Aute and the Three Toed Ancestor
A fragmented note mentions Bessie and a com with the neck and legs of a girfly in Colorado plains, referencing a three toed horse ancestor 1,500,000 years ago. A Daily Thought quotes George Eliot on affection as the broadest basis of good in life.
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Bessie
Plains of
Coloradio
Daily
George Eliot
Error Regarding Indigestion
Discussion on indigestion challenges the belief it is only stomach related. It argues that every organ tissue and nerve can be affected to some degree, highlighting systemic impact beyond the stomach.
The Original Hearse and Its Decorative Fence Use
A hearse began as a metal grating or spike fence with upright spikes to receive canes for rumination or to hang decorative draperies around a tomb or gateway, reflecting historic funerary adornment.
Sun's Immensity and Names Changing in India
The Scientific American notes the sun could contain Earth and Moon within its volume and even three Earth Moon systems could fit through its center. The piece also reports in India names may change upon conversion to Christianity, with examples like Nosapricked becoming Servant of Jesus and Beggar becoming Ch of the Church.
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Earth
Sar
Scientific American
Moon
India
Mr Nosapricked
Servant
Jesus
Beggar
Joys of Life Toy Plans Hit by Rising Build Costs
A model home project by a young hobbyist faces delays as rising material costs and uncertain contractor availability temper plans. The effort highlights how inflation and labor issues shape small scale crafts and leisure.
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Fife
For Sale Crab Colored Baby Carriage
Classified ad announcing a crab colored baby carriage for sale priced at 45 dollars in good condition. Contact Chas Hartung at phone 31 5 4 6.
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Cnet
Chas Hartung
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Fruitland Department
Mrs
Cosie Branthoover
Cran Binett
Badlay Hall
Daviels
Little Willow
Bert Pomeroy
Elizabeth Ewing
Letha Pent
New York
Asloidiy Ansllenty
Asvs
Daspap
UMOP
HOLM
THE
Payette National Bank
Muresco
Shautau Oaveck
Mountain States Telephone Company
Everyonuz
Mountain States Telphone and Telegraph Co
Columbia
Sid
Pederson Auto CO
Center Ave
Gem of the
Chevrolet
Midwest
Goodyear
A. J. Vanderford
Mer
Racine
Nash Cars
Truc
Brubaker & Colton
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