Rural Fruitland Notes Reflect Community Life
Fruitland items list visits from Seaside and Eureka, guests at local homes, a deer hunt success, and social events. Notable names include Una Hurst Roy Manser O W Browning J F Carnesia Grant Fisher Roy Taylor and many local families. Election day lunch plans and a church reception are noted along with a series of daily social visits and minor incidents.
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Una Hurst
Seaside
Oregon
Roy Manser
Lagrippe
O. W. Browning
J. F. Carnesia
Strand
W. H. Green
Harry Powell
Roy Taylor
Eureka
California
Marie
Mis
Eding Cambell
Nampa
George Frank
Geo. Howe
B. Taylor
Ontario
Clarence Russell
Doris, Orlin
Ortho Taylor
A. H. Ramey
Anson Davis
Zola Young
Taylor Dean Emmett
Charles Richant
Frank Thompson
A. M. Carpenter
Charles Petzmick
George Necbit
Welser
North Payette Notes on Local Socials and Visits
North Payette a collage of social gatherings and greetings from local households. The column lists guests at the homes of Joba Long, Mra Lawrence Specht and others, with visits from residents of Weiser, Council, and Wood Spur. It notes illnesses, birthdays, a Grange event, and a Christmas-like newsletter cadence of community life. Names include J.C. Andershon, Mrs. Riley, Mrs. Specht, H Cornelion, Lete Alspach, Geo Fenner, Dave Zolgier, Ara Glasscock, W. Jimerson, P. Nichols, Rev. Thes. Ashworth, Anna Pearson, Marvin Fuller, Geo Foner, A D Shearer, and many more in a busy week of social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C Andershon
Mra
Riley Underton
Joba
Long
Lawrence Specht
H. Cornelion
M. E. Church
All Spark
Town Avenue
Lete Alspach
Geo. Fenner
Dave Zolgier
Burlington
Geo. Thiplow
Jobe Kelly
Weiser
T. J. Jackson
Ara
Glasscock
John Cox
A. Houser
District No. 9
F. Noyer
Crystal
Jail Mex. Lesh
Yakima
W. A
J. C. Anderson
John Jacob
Wendelin Oster
Roystone Springs
J. B. Allison
Wood Spur
P. Nichols
London
England
Thes. Ashworth
Anna Pearson
Marvin Fuller and Sons
Council
Denney & Co
Agnes Lias
Oregon
R. D. Rogers
Geo. Foner
Alvin
Boise
James Shearer
Caldwell
A. D. Shearer
A. M. Harland
Ira Durham
Geo. Durham
B. Howard Bernice Fenner
Weisered
Geo Fenner
H. Shader
Marjorie
Rex Anderson
Helen
Dorothy Steigerwalt
Lorinda
Mary Carico
Billie
W. F. Crockford
Lbl Keeler
James Fee
Adolph Hagerman
Jno
Stevenson
Russel Cahill
James Cahill
Mann's Creek
Mary Cahill
Wed- Reeday
Rotoka
Iiinal
Cloth From Dog Hair Demonstrated By Royal Society Of Arts
The white hair of the Sanmyed dog, taken from natural combings undercoat shedding twice yearly, has been woven into cloth. The Royal Society of Arts in London demonstrated the commercial possibilities of the finished product.
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Royal Society of Arts
London
Ancient Trent Park drawbridge unearthed amid excavations
At Trent Park England the residence of Sir Philip Sassoon a very old drawbridge has been found alongside rowan daggers sandals and quaint horseshoes. The moat is linked to the legend of Dick Turpin. An obstetric note appears in the text.
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Trent Park
England
Sir Philip Sassoon
Dick Turpin
Payette Slope Community Notices and Social Updates
Payette Oregon slope brief items include postponed Indies club meeting at Dan Lind ay home, local visits from Agnes Lias and Rogers, Osborne family at Snyder home, and several social calls. Mrs Gutterridge fractures an ankle and will stay off her feet six weeks. Families move, apples harvested, hog trading, and weekend meals at various homes. Local residents like Lauer, Welcher, Culp, Sullens, Meili, Brown, and Wilkin appear in multiple visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies’ Club
Dan Linday
Lindsay
Agnes Lias
Mrs. Rogers
K. N. Osborne
George Snyder
W. L. Davis
Ora Wilkin
Gutterridge
Goddell
E. W. Tom
C. Welbher
W. L. Stevens
Lauer
Bartshe
C. Welcher
Lee Brown
George Culp
George Sullens
Harold
Yale
N. G
Nettie
Harry Lattig
Jess Newson
N. A. Stewart
Clerk Adams
Huntington
Homer Lauer
Allen Campbell
Son
I. Culbertson
Miller
Roy Sumpter
Jordan Valley
Beckwith
Ontario
Willow Creek Social Notes from a Small Town Visit Diary
Willow Creek entries recount visits and relocations in the region. Wm Eckés and Geo Yaga hosted. Stirm and Ontario visitors stopped by. Coates family planned moves to Payette and California. Church Ladies’ Aid and a reading by Mrs. Drinkwine highlighted a Sunday gathering.
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Wm. Eckés
Geo, Yaga
W. E. Stirm
Weiser
Albert Coates
Nyssa
California
Dick Stover
the Stover
Ontario
Patton Ranch
B. D. McIntire
Payette
Byron
R. ¥. Surrin
Lorren Gissel
Emma Ewart
Otto Eckes
W. FP. Stirm
Sherwood Roberts
Harvest Moon and Hunting Moon Explained
The harvest moon is the full moon nearest September 21 that rises at nearly the same hour for several evenings, producing extra moonlight especially at higher latitudes. The hunting moon is the first full moon after the harvest moon.
Dramatist George Farquhar Dies in Poverty at Twenty Nine
Dramatis Paul Farquhar, Irish dramatist of late 17th and early 18th centuries, died at twenty nine after a brief illness spent in extreme poverty.
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George Farquhar
Heyday of Polish Lettera Polish Poetry Emerges
Polish literature rose in the sixteenth century with Michael Rey hailed as father of Polish poetry. It declined in the seventeenth century but revived in the eighteenth. For sale an Al milk goat. Seller J. J. Kenepp.
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Michael Rey
S. J.j Kenepp
Amusing Superior Beings According to William Lyon Phelps
The passage cites William Lyon Phelps in Scribner's Magazine noting that some people exhibit superiority in daily encounters. It contrasts trolley car passengers hotel guests and travelers abroad, who look down on others, with the idea that genuine cheerfulness comes from general sympathy for mankind rather than smug superiority.
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William Lyon Phelps
Scribner's Magazine
Garhere
Walter
Cow's Milk Largely Used in Manufactures
The article explains milk as a key raw material, noting three percent casein in milk fuels many products from textiles to magazines. It argues substitutes are unlikely and that casein is the main protein used, especially for cheese, with milk consumption widespread.
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Radio Seca
Brest
Uncivilized Perceptions of New Guinea Tax Collectors
A humorous note from Youth's Companion recounts a New Guinea village tax round where locals joked about being savages as a neighboring community challenged government authority. The tax collector calmed the situation by paying a symbolic eye tribute, illustrating cross cultural misunderstandings.
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New Guinea
Gil
Goths Divided Race Roman World Split in Two Branches
A fragment recounts Gothic history noting a division circa 2 B C into Eastern Goths and Ostrogoths. It describes the Ostrogoths forming a kingdom in Italy from 453 to 554 A D and later falling to Narses, while the Visigoths sacked Rome before settling in Spain and founding a kingdom.
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Baltic
Black Sea
Enube
B.C
Oman Empire
Kansas City Times
Romope
Threticic
Italy
Narses
Rome
Ore
Spalin
Gibbet Use Falls Behind Newer Punishment Methods
Fragmentary notes describe a shift from early penalties under Constantine to the later adoption of the gibbet. The method, once common in the Roman Empire and colonial Newfoundland with sites known as Gibbet Hills, appears in historical references as a significant but superseded instrument of justice.
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Constantine
Newfoundland
The Word Factory Slang and New Words From Radio
The piece notes Word Factory slang creates many new words, with radio recording 5000 additions quickly. Golf adds a few hundred but more deliberate. The automobile is credited for rapid, sharp arcay contributions to language.
Lovewell's Fight a Noted Maine Indian Conflict
Soundly beaten by Indians Lovewell's fight in 1725 marked a major clash in Maine as Captain Lovewell and 46 volunteers left Den Stables Massachusetts to scalp Indians for bounty. They camped near Lovewell's Pond Pryeturg Maine and after heavy losses retreated at dusk leaving most wounded or dead on the march home.
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Maine
Lovewell
den Stable
Mass
Lavewell
Shark towed by rope after hooked capture near Newfoundland
A Newfoundland bound boat twenty five men reported a large shark ten feet long. The owner lowered a salt pork lure on a rope attached to the mast, hooked the shark, and towed it eight miles before a breeze increased speed. The shark was killed and payment settled with Mrs Uberty. Montreal Family Herald.
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Tay Trut
Waharbor
Newfoundland
Fortene
Uberty
Montreal
Heralt
Hard to Destroy Gold Reveals Water Resistance Trait
Gold ranks among the most valuable metals due to its resistance to water. It remains in perfect condition after burial or long submersion, even across centuries, highlighting its enduring durability.
Doan’s Pills Admit Kidney Relief Promotion
An old time ad touts Doan’s Pills as a diuretic for kidney problems with testimonials from LC Jones and O K shoe shop in Payette. It claims back pain and stiffness eased after using the product and urges readers to buy Doan’s Pills at all dealers.
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Caine
Dean
Parette
Jones
Main
St. Payette
Daan
Doan
Revelation of simple elegance in a Chine overblouse
A practical chic overblouse features a V neck and sleeves finished in plain silk with basket-stitch embroidery. The hip edge repeats the embroidered motif, offering a restrained yet refined style.
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Omealas
Oldtimer Speaks on Manners and Parental Knowledge
An elderly voice recalls traditional etiquette and childrearing practices from earlier generations. The piece reflects on how parental authority and social norms have shifted, with cautionary notes about preserving civility amid modern changes.
Good Luck A Most Seat Te Faik Fr 2 Mew Ty Sy Serstech
Fragments describe Renata grabbing something as a nepite stuck. The scene references Bardvary and Seme fellows amid a tense moment at an event or location.
Proof of Power Speech by Hobart on Public Duty
The excerpt presents a fraught reflection on merit and public life attributed to Hobart. It contrasts personal stature with the humility required to govern, noting that public service tests character more than power and that endurance amid discouragement marks true leadership.
Fragmented Chinese notice about job inquiry and delays
A garbled newspaper fragment presents an odd request about offers and work. The speaker mentions a test job, a large man, and a promise to arrive on a date the reader should guess. The tone is uncertain and unfinished.
Oer Flag and Its Meaning in The Be Amid the Sea
A fragmentary note discusses a national flag described as a two piece banner with colors and symbolism. It mentions sovereignty, authority, and a reference to Horace Perwr, with unclear context and several garbled terms. The passage reads like a historical note on flag symbolism.
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Séellig
Horace Perwr
They Make No Nest The Di Querwill Mystery
Fragments describe a cryptic discussion about a creature or mechanism, mentioning a deposit and rare greets, with references to speed and leaves. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
Prehistoric Work Revealed in Ancient Cave Depths
Fragmentary text hints at a prehistoric excavation or study describing deep cave depths and early tools. Names and specifics are unclear. the piece reads as a garbled field report or note about exploration and interpretation of ancient remains or horizons.
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Walla
Elephant Good Simmer AM Story Irregular Text
An unclear fragmentary notice references elephants and water. It mentions specimens staying in water and heat, with garbled terms suggesting animal care or restraint. No coherent event or identifiable entities present.
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J. J. Terral
Sacramento
Cedrapids
Iowa
Henry Tussing
Ben Thomas
Carey Tussing
Warren
A. H. McConnell
Pauli Dalzell
Harry Dunalt
Theeek End
Paul Tolles
Meridian
Louise Wolfe
Seattle
Ells Royston
Frank Eldredge
J.T Cornelix
Bereau
The
Brethren Church
C. H. Sargent
A. Par Dunn
Earle Dan
John J. Terrall
Harry Lewis
ER. N. Clarke
Arthur Colwell
Wm. Jones
Dana Jones
Ed Jones
E. P. Nokes
Walter Fellows
Q. W
Knight
North Payette
Grace Hoke
10Th and
Srd Ave
City
Oregon Slope
Willow Creek
Alan
Idaho State Life Insurance Company
Naturel
Pany
Payette, Idaho
THOR
Macy
Harley-Thor
America
Electric Shop
Idaho Power Saar
Yiares
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