Fruitland Notes from the Fruitland Department
Mrs. J H Spainhower reports travel to Olwilia Nebraska for a visit with relatives and plans to return in July. Local residents announce visits and illnesses, school events, farm work, rabbit drives south of the Orchard Tract, and a note on licenses for fishing and hunting with Deputy Game Warden John A Harader warning of strict enforcement and sales at Fruitland Department Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Department of
Fruitland
Fruitland Department Store
WE. Robinson
John A. Harader
Buffalo Bis Wild West and Far East Exhibition Preview
Preview describes two exhibitions the Buffalo Bis Wild West and Pawner Bis Far East set for July 31 in Getse. It highlights a new intimate role for the star, a three-epoch show with cavalry and artillery displays, auto polo, bucking buffalo, horse football, bush tribes, boomerang throws, and a grand street parade at 10 AM with railroads offering excursion mates.
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Buffalo Bis Wid West
Pawner Bis Far East
Getse
Pyrandis
Prairies
List of Unclaimed Letters June 21 1913
Unclaimed letters for the date include N. P. Bagley Edward Courts Miss Lucile Hadrath J. B. Myers R. A. Nelson Frank Poule W. C. Reed Mrs. F. M. Stice B. T. Thomas Leslie Turnpaugh two entries Mrs. F. B. Walker Burt Venable P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Bagley
Edward Courts
Lucile Hadrath
J. B. Myers
R. A. Nelson
Frank Poule
W. C. Reed
F. M. Stice
B. T. Thomas
Leslie Turnpaugh
F. B. Walker
Burt Venable
P. M
For Sale Cheap for Carh One Team Black Poutes
For sale a broken to ride drive or pack team of about 900 value, suitable for mountains. Also one team good horses around 1160. See Tom Yam. Telephone 249 blk, att.
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Tom Yam
Changes at Fruitland State Bank reshuffle staff
Local news notes several recent changes in Fruitland State Bank affairs. A. H. McConmel handles stock transfers to A. Edgecomb who has taken the office of press manager.
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Fruitland State Bank
A. H. McConmel
A. Edgecomb
Society Notes Highlight Quiet June Gatherings
Saturday afternoon June 21 Mrs J W Boor entertained ladies in honor of her daughter Florence of Emmett with help from her daughters and Mrs Halbrook of Emmett. Guests enjoyed a sewing game and a linen towel prize. a second prize scarf was awarded to Miss Gertrude Melcher after a drawing. About 25 guests attended. May Meyer hosted a slumber party with girl friends. The Philathea Class social Friday evening drew a small crowd. Mr and Mrs Ira Dalzell hosted dinner for the Childs family and Mr Carol Fest of Emmett. Mrs S Bartles and family had dinner with Mr and Mrs N P Yockey Sunday. The M H Ladies Aid Toa.
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Rosa Schmid
Olwilia
Neb
Onde
Bias Florence Kinsey
Holau
Roy
W. L. Kyles
Novus
He Grip
Amy Nott
Mabel Stewart
Orlacie
Dorothy Carson
Payette
Pred Maretall
Mra Wilde Schwab
Ira Dezel
Plummer Grimes
Boise
Bat
G. Garino
Marthe
Selicitas Honggler
Scarve
A. Miller
Wash
Stevens
Corol Fost
Emmett
G. 8
Childs
Mins
Beanie Griep
St. Tom's Academy
Bessie
Peter Johnson
Jonas Jonson
Santa Quia
Utah
Ralph Richardson
S. R. Frasier
Welser
Auto CT
Hall
Exima Johnson
Central Telephone Office
Gus Davis
Bolse
Chas, Stevens
F. A. Miller
Will Stevens
B. L. Davis
Adelaide Mitchell
Maud White
Murray Bros
Dr. Murray
Rock Springs
Wyo
Murray i
C. Syme
Portland
Syme
Tom Murray
Weiser
K. Huntington
St. Paul
Minn
Miss Marie
Oregon
Miss White
Mia
J. G. Spalnhower
Velma
J. O. Scritchfield
J. A. Harader
George
Hooker
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Goltre
Cherokee
Iowa
Colorado
J. W. Boor
Florence
Lockner
Chas. Boor
Halbrook
Wm. Melcher
Gertrude Melcher
May Meyer
Philathea
Ira Dalzell
Carol
Bartles
N, P
Toa
June crop report notes rising wheat acreage and diversification
The June crop report to the Department of Agriculture signals an overall optimistic outlook with higher spring and winter wheat acreage, a shift toward diversified farming, and eastern grain gains. It highlights increased spring wheat plantings and reaffirms live stock transport guidance for railroads, detailing feeding, water, and resting requirements for cattle, hogs, and sheep during interstate shipments.
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Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Huda Bay
Nouth
Northwest
Dakotas
Montana
Durvau
Washington, D. C
West
Corlorea
Taxes Due for 1912 Advised for July Sixth Deadline
Very Important to Taxpayers. The 1912 extraordinary session law requires taxes be paid by Saturday July 6. No taxes accepted on Monday July 7. Will Monk is Treasurer and Ex Officio Tax Collector.
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Monk
Treas
For Sale A Fine Driving Mare and Harness
Fine driving mare, young and well broke standard bred, with nearly new carriage and harness. H. E. Smith, Farmers Attention. If you need men or boys for Spring or Summer work, we can help you find them at no expense. Payette Y. M. A. Phone 184 bik.
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H. E. Smith
Payette Y. _M
Tariff Debate Leaves Critics Uncertain on Savings
Underwood and Speaker Clark defend the tariff bill's scope while acknowledging details of reductions will take time. They note sugar cuts of twenty five percent and expect prices to ease for consumers, though exact benefits depend on Senate action and middlemen. John J. Fitzgerald declines to comment on Democratic policy.
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Underwood
Cotyrees
Willeh
Senate
Clark
Unsterwood
John J. Fitzgerald
New York
Idaho State Chautauqua and Local Notices From 1913
A fragment lists Idaho State Chautauqua in Boise with June dates and reduced travel rates, plus local for sale notes including a driving horse, two-seated hack, and Clover hay. Bank of Fruitland financials for June 4 1913 show assets, liabilities, deposits, and notes. also signups for canning factory dewberries raspberries and piano lessons, with a rental inquiry near Enterprise.
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Fruitland State Bank
Fruitland
Idaho
U. S
Man
United States
Ten Doctors Said He Would Die Yet He Survived
A 1903 testimonial from Mrs. T. Edwards Milner Georgia praises Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The writer notes multiple doctors predicted death from heart disease, but after using the remedy the patient recovered and continued to work. The letter urges readers to obtain the product and return empty bottles if no benefit.
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Diffrent
Miles
Nerwine
Tewy
Ani
Notice on Lumber Theft at Payette River Bridge
The notice warns all persons who have taken lumber from the old Payette River bridge to verify quantities and send a statement immediately. If not, the writer will conduct a thorough investigation and tally the missing pieces themselves.
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Payette River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fruitland Department
J. H. Spainhower
Krultland
Payette Valley
Grant Fischer
H. B. Robinson
K. Wilcox
Squaw Creek
Ethel ‘Stout
Mises Mary Kinnison
Gail White
Merle Hollenbeck
Mesers
Allen Kinnison
Chas, Rich
Arthur Colwell
Wm. Yout
J. A. Bates
Rodgers
Hezeltine
Albert Bracewell
Holy Rosary Hospital
P. A. Creger
The
Baptist ¥. P. Society
Wm. McConnell
Carh
Society Notes
Idaho State
Chautauqua
Henry Sick
E. H. Lowrie
Por Sale
Clover Hay In
Neek —Phone
H. H. Timpe
Enterprise Printing Office
State of Idaho
Canyon
I. J. O. Schtchfield
Scritchfield
W. Young
E. Hunter
Silkett
4Th Ave
Ruby Landon
Enterprise
McCaskey
Johnson & Son
the Security, Schram and
Golden State Mason
Giesser Bros
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