Fruitland social and family notices report
Fruitland residents and visitors are listed across a wide range of social and civic notes. Local families from Ontario to Weiser attend gatherings, hospital stays, engagements and marriages are noted, and several movements relate to Red Cross work, church events, and Evangelist Mills meetings. Major military updates include Major H. T. Lewis’s command assignments and Idaho Service members’ camp changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Duell
Fred Hurd
Cliff Hendricksen
Payette
Chas
Evangelist Mills
Sarah Biffle
Prank Wayne
W W. Brown
France
R. A. Spaulding
Weiser
May Roberts
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Gooding College
H.£. Robinson
Red Cross
Robinson
Fruitland
R.G. Wilson
Hansel
H. T. Lewis
Idaho Regiment 1
Wyoming
South Dakota
Lisgett
Camp Greene
Charlotte
Idaho
Bahay
Washoe Lodge Masonic Meetings Monthly Notice
Washoe Lodge No. 28 AF and AM meets in Masonica Hall Thurston Crighton building on the second Tuesday evening of each month. All traveling Master Masons are fraternally invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe
Masonica Hall
Thurston-Crighton
Local News From Worth Payette Area
Medaris of North Yakima spent the week buying cattle for Medaris and Bro of Parker Washington and went home Sunday Olga Reimer daughter of Reimer married Albert Adams of Huntington last Thursday Adams returned to Huntington apartment wife remains home until apple harvest ends A baby girl born to Clyde and Mrs Ben a Crientol couple Nate Draper and wife welcomed a daughter born October 6 Mr and Mrs A Dudgeon took son John to Weiser for a minor operation Harvesting the apple crop keeps people busy helpers from many states drift between farms seeking work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Carolyn Colwell
Mary Pearson
Jennie Frumet
Glitoy
Calif
J. W. Gilmore
Salelar Ts
Theo. Moyer Hou Ouse
T. M. Brown
Mamie Payer
Milla
Apple Valley
Leota Lockhart
Marina
Geo. Childs
Ramey
Casido
Ed. Glazier
Pocatello
Curniffe
Dollie
Carnitix
Wicken
John Cartwright
Tronside
Jessy Wells
G. E. Blomstrom
St. Lukes Hospital
Boise
Fern Linck
Jane Shamberger
Star
BE. M. Medaris
North Yakima
Medaris
Parker
Wash
Olga Reimer
Reimer
Albert Adams
Huntington
Adams
Adame
Clyde Bena
Nate Draper
Crientol
A. Dudgeon
John
Weiser
Union
First British Martyr St Alban and His End
The passage notes St Alban as the first British martyr amid Diocletianic persecution. It recounts his sheltering of Amphiabalus, his conversion, flight in disguise, and execution by beheading before a Roman governor. The account links Britain and Gaul’s survival of persecution under Constantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban
Dioclesian
Roman Empire
Gaul
Britain
Constantine
Amphibalus
Alban
How the Tornado Worked in Two Minutes of Fury
A Kansas farmer named William Soda described a tornado’s duration with blunt clarity. Asked how long the storm lasted, he said, “Feller, I don’t believe she worked more than two minutes, but while she worked she worked like the devil.” The remark distills the terror into a simple, vivid image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
William Soda
Aptitude and genius in educational aims
The observer argues that nearly every person has an aptitude and that one in a hundred has extraordinary talent. One in a thousand develops this into genius. A perfect education would fully develop all faculties and allow free play to each aptitude, but the American system fails to do this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Adams
Insects Tenacious of Life and Human Farewell Arts
A fragmented 19th century editorial discusses insect resilience in nature and the surprising tenacity of life. It pairs scientific musings with a didactic poem about parting gracefully, urging readers to master polite exits and timely departures. The piece blends natural history with moralizing advice from the Christian Advocate.
Grand Cayman Island Trade and Turtle Fishing Overview
The fragment describes Grand Cayman as a key island near the Corral American region, important to British empire interests. It notes island proximity shaping local turtle fishing and industry, including rumoured timber and mining activities, with Grand Cayman serving as a mid trade base and waypoint for operations away from the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Cason
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Leth
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New Plymouth
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Welser
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J.B. Shambere
A. L. Gorham
Eldredge
Vernon Hitler
Maho
L. Fiser
Ontario
D. D. Bollinger
Vesta
G. G. Bollinger
Rachel Baney
Nampa
H. B. Kinnison
Carl
W. A. Colwell
Carolyn
Arthur Colwell
Florence Kinsey
J. M. Kinsey
Paul Crider
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anti-Salon League
Denver Music Company
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