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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
Fruitland clippings record visits to Caldwell for plays and education, residents moving to Payette, local entertainments, boxing plans in Ontario, a Junior High seniors fundraiser, hospital positions, and daily life updates. It notes births and deaths, a scarlet fever outbreak, and Mrs. Cora D. Slinker's death with funeral details. Also lists sales ads for furniture and a power spray machine.
North Payette reports a seventh wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Precht hosted by the couple last Friday. Logan Bowman recuperates from an illness this week. Bert Mogeridge entertained guests at tea last Wednesday for Mrs. Lidford. Attendees included Mrs. Pugh Mrs. Hallet Mrs. Roe Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. B. Uoward. Mrs. Wm. Noot visited with Mrs. David Jones last week. Mrs. Lidford has been visiting the Pugh home. Parson and family dined day. A chicken coughing demonstration conducted by R. Hids vanch lant Wednesday with instruction from the Moscow Agricultural Department. Fenner has been confined but now able to be up and around. Mrs. T. J. Jackson hosted the younger set on Friday for Ruth’s sixteenth birthday. Mrs. B. B. Cox entertained at dinner last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stagerwalt Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mogridge and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Jimerson. Mrs. Cland Shaw of Baker visits her sisters Mrs. R. H. Woods and Mrs. C. P. Lattig.
State Superintendent Churchill's office sent Mr. Maris a Clay worker to speak Friday night on Boys and Girls Club work at Park School. He outlined the club's mission to aid children, boost school and farm activity, and shown slides of top achievers earning trips to the State Fair and Agricultural College. Parents pledged support after the talk.
An Omaha World Herald item tells of a man with a motor car whose freshly painted surface cracked after a short time. He blamed nothing and accepted the painter’s pledge to redo the work, restoring his faith in human nature and in honest service.
Fragmented OCR text presents a futurist view on Mexico relying on evolutionary change, a United Nations style board plan, social centers, a 15,000 population town, educational expansion in Mexico City, and a call for brotherly funds. The rest includes assorted local ads and notices about hay for sale, paint, oil, tobacco, and cows with contact details.
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