Comfort kits for soldiers from Fruitland district
Readers note Fruitland Red Cross prepares 80 comfort kits for soldiers from Camp Lewis. Local families support French war orphans with $89.35 raised. each kit costs $36.50 plus small extra funds. Affected children include Paul Ray six and Albert five, with photos to be sent to sponsors in Paris and Vosges.
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Fruitland
Frances Williard
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Rue Riquet
Albert
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Paris
Vosges
Harried mother seeks aid for fragile children in need
A letter from Harriet Harvey of American Meal expresses gratitude while describing the difficulty of supporting her two very delicate children and keeping the home together amid strained resources.
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Wit and Sisterly Rebellion in Lakewood Tale
A Lakewood girl 15 believes she is grown, seeks evening calls, despite parental and brother opposition. Her 18 year old beau plans a Friday visit. the brother answers and humorously signals the mother’s household, ending with Molly called downstairs to greet him. The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts the episode.
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Rainy week boosts grain prospects in local area
A wave of showers last week brings optimism for grain filling. Local residents report family visits and travel between Payette and Weiser, with several townspeople listed visiting kin and tending homesteads.
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Topeka
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