Fruitland Notes and Memorials From Local Newsroom
Fruitland reports the death of Mr. C. G. Powell at his son's home after a brief illness, with funeral plans awaiting relatives. Various community items follow: charity drives, church lectures, school events, football lineup for Thanksgiving Day against Nyasa, and social visits across Payette, Boise, Parma, and Emmett.
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C. G. Powell
Harry Powell
Fruitland
Parma
Redfielda
Tenney
Gooding
George Vaughn
Nebraska
Lestie Beeman Wax
Francis Willard
Charles Judy
Kearney
Daly Hunter
Emmett
Krall
Boise
Fred Schmid
University of Idaho
Moscow
Gladys Bojtman
Payette
Mise
Virginia
Ben Shank
Grant Fisher
Wyoming
Church of the Brethren
Nampa
Lyceum
Mozart Quartette
Kinnison
Arthur Colwell
Ernest Anderson
E. A. Linck
Payette County
Cirlela
Sunnyside S
Nyasa
C. C Wine
W. E
Guy Pierce
L. T
Marvin Gardner
L.G
Rudolph Ranfeld
Ottis Dares Rash
R. G
Theodore Reiis
R. T
Ryburn
Stansom
Boy Me Clue
LH. B
Noble Peacock
F. A. Adalbert Baker
Q. B
Virgil Alhower
Glade Fisher
Ralph Garman Earle Branthoover
Earl Boor
Benny Engte
Payette Idaho Fire Limit Ordinance Amended 1920
Ordinance No 335 marks amendments to fire limits in Payette Idaho. It revises sections of prior ordinances, designates property blocks within Gorrie and Masters additions as within fire limits, and states the measure takes effect after passage publication and approval dated November 15, 1920. Mayor I R Woodward signs, City Clerk Martin C Luther attests.
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Iy Musgrove
Payette
Inaho
City OF
Idaho
Gorrie
Masters
Payette County
Pascod
North Payette Sewing Club Instructed At Dist No 1
North Payette Mise Scrivner taught the Dist. No. 1 sewing club with Mrs. Suplee as local instructor. The article lists neighbors and events, including measles in twins, dog bite treated, travel to consult doctors, and community gatherings and visits around Payette.
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Mise Scrivner
Payette
Dist
Wherry
Washoe
Herbert Godel
Welter
Spur
D. ‘Sperling
Weiser
Dist. No. 9
T. J. Jackson
Walker
Owee Jackson
Crystal
Oregon
Harvey Slabaugh
Medarin Place
Marehall Farm
H. Harland
Santa Monics
California
Paul Walker
J. A
C. P. Lattig
Mesdames Jones
Hallett
Chris
E. B. Cox
Oscar Cox
Twin Falls
Idaho
Bernie Fenner
Thelaial Harker
Evangelical Lutheran Ladies Aid
H. Cornelson
Steigerwalt
Lindquist
Emmat
W. A. Armstrong
S. Jackson
Sam Burt
Payette District Court summons for quiet title action
In Payette Idaho the District Court serves notice to City of Payette and Village trustees and unknown owners to answer a quiet title complaint within twenty to forty days. Plaintiffs W A Coughanour and Galena Coughanour seek to quiet Lot eight, Block one of Gorrie’s Addition on file with the Payette County Recorder. Witness dated September 25 1820.
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City of
Payette
Idaho
Village of
Village of Payette
Gorrie
Payette County
Lute of
District Court
Seventh Judicial District
County of
Tdaho
Child observes gasoline pump ride as car stomach joke
Four year old Ruth watches a gas station scene as a man removes a cushion to fill the tank. After the cushion is replaced Ruth quips that riding on the car’s stomach is like sitting on a horse’s back, noting the vehicle’s stomach feature.
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Aute
Ruth
Hart
He'd Heard That Before Hat Shine Request In New York
A fragmented reminiscence describes a couple in New York during a fall visit. The narrator recalls a casual ride on a motor bus while her husband tends to business. A moment follows where Alan notices her hat and his remark about shining shoes.
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New York
Alan
Nilseines
Blitherbys Summer Plans Spark Social Talk
In a Birmingham Age Herald snippet, chatter about the Blitherbys’ summer aims centers on relatives in the country. The exchange hints at public assumptions about their lodging at a premier resort hotel.
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America
Birmingham Age Herald
A Big Drive and Matrimony Exchange at the Club
A witty exchange unfolds in a club between Pan and a suitor about marriage. The man quips that matrimony drives him to the club, and Pan retorts that the club itself keeps him from matrimony. The dialogue highlights social satire and romantic tension.
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Pan
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Fruitland Department
Martin C. Luther
THE
Payette National Bank
Payettesidaho
North Payette
Chalmers
Auburn
Studebaker
Cole 8
Scripps-Booth
Chevrolet
Overland
Dort
Saxon
Ford
Maxwell
Competent Mechanics
Masonic Temple
Court House
North Eighth Street
Main Street
Motor Service
Garford
Hardie
Allas
A. D
H. G. Gardner
Lillian Wilson
Cherry & Donart
Jon
Contmnet
Aberdeen
Royal
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