Fruitland Socials and Local Movements Highlight Weekend
Fruitland residents hosted guests at several dinners and gatherings. Mr and Mrs G I Hollenbeck and others attended from Mentis Payette and Wrutland areas. Ted Enberg moved to J F Richardson place for the year. Apple shipment trips to Kansas City and Omaha were planned. A car collision near Madsen Shamberger corner caused damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
G. I. Hollenbeck
W. M. Hollenbeck
Mentis
J. W. Decker
Frank Thompson
J. 8
Dalcell
Chas. Rich
L. H
Steve Atkinson
Fruitland
Wyoming
Marty Betebenner
Horse
Beterbenner
Virginia
Evelyn Rich
Hill Willard
Art Tinap
Wrutland
J . G. Wilson
Payette
George Todd
G. J. Coon
Kansas City
Omaha
Little Willow
Marie Stonehocker
Wilder
Edwin Patton
Lewis Cowans
Herrington
Smock
Bryl
Frank Wyman
Boiso
Howard Coates
Clarence Coates
Earl Coates
Walter Keller
Howard
Earl Drinkwine
McManus
Hester
Vida Drinkwine
W. A
C. A. Currin
B.D. MeIntyra
L. H. Patton Tooay
Howard Drinkwine
Thanksgiving service and dinner at Payette Oregon Slope Park
Payette Oregon Slope Park Sunday School sponsors a community Thanksgiving service and dinner at Park School. All residents of the Oregon Slope Community are invited to attend, bring a thankful heart, and share a well tilled basket for themselves and others less fortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Sunday School
Park School
Oregon Slope
Walter Davia
Auburn Maine
E. Frost
Marie Frost
Charles Joseph
C. C. McVicker
L. I. Culbertson
Marguerite Chapman
Caldwell
Mildred Miller
G. E. Adams
Ontario
Charles Skippen
Maude Culp
J. A. Mattison
Clyde Ford
Margaret Ford
Andrew Watson
Vera
Edward Rorebaugh
Payete
Walter Rudd
Lela Bartshe
Paytte
Gertrude Heslup
Tom Heslup
Boise
Henry Allison
Washoe
C. Welcker
Robert Edwards
Hood River
Ore
Milton Lauer
Goodell Ranch
R. E. Shay
Paulson
Max Brown
Keith Brown
Mra
Marie
Bernard Frost
Stanley Brown
Joe McEro
Frank Slum
Baker City
John Bartshe
J. L. Brown
Charlotte
Assessment Notion Brown Lateral Company Notice
At a Nov 16 1923 board meeting an assessment of 15 cents per share on capital stock was levied payable to the Secretary at 137 South 10th Street Payette Idaho. Unpaid shares after Dec 16 1923 become delinquent and will be sold Jan 16 1923 to cover the assessment and sale costs. J A Pharce Secretary. Nov 2214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Lateral Company, Ltd
South 10Th Street
Payette
Idaho
Banks and Banking Duty in Times of Stress
An editorial urges appreciation of banks for their role in supporting industry and community during hardships. It emphasizes banks' conservatism, careful risk management, and the public’s use of money stored in banks to meet emergencies, noting the banker’s responsibility for prudent action.
Captionless Community Ledger Notes on Money Safety
In tough times leaders must shield communal funds from risky lending as citizens rely on depository trust. Citizens urged to avoid hoarding cash and instead invest through secure channels to support local business resilience and mutual protection.
Vague Stock Market Rumors Stir Public Anxiety
A garbled OCR passage hints at hoarding fears and cautious investing as "howler" stocks draw attention. Mentions imprecise figures and a nervy public shifting cash from banks toward speculative equities amid uncertain markets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Streat
McCarrole Insurance Agency Payette
Mabo
George Vaughn
Bathory Johnson
C. A. Sargent
Botse I
C. H. Sargent
M. Burkerday
Ubelu
Mea
Hd Jones
Jim Bell
Barett
Schubert
Madsen
Shamberger Corner
Mr. Flynn
Mr. Schubert
Clyde Makinson
Ralph Makinson
Lao Howe Place
Milt Bowers
Glenns Perry
Ed Tones
Coon
Aurora
Neb
C. J. Coon
Spainhower
Queen Esther Circle
Makinson
Roy Kinsey
John Picken
Estacada
Oregon
R. Ficken
Leo Howe
Francis Glomsky
Howe
W. T. Grayson
Donald Gance
Jills
N. J. Garman
John Bowers
McPherson Ansus
Carl Mogenson
Lawrence Schulliga
West
Paxton
Inspector Flynn
L. C
Albert Coates
Clifford Drinkwine
Albers Als Carnation
Sunkist
Valencia
Prince Albert
Skaggs
United States
Ayette
Witney
Farber
Lesa
ElectricShop
Idaho Power Co
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