Fruitland Social Roundup Includes Visits and Meetings
Fruitland residents hosted and visited across several gatherings. Lyle and Mrs Brown and Wendell joined the Schubert family for Sunday dinner, while the Brethren Ladies Chorus met with Mrs Shank. The Brethren Ladies Aid met with Miss Ruby Kauffman, and many locals attended church events, meals, and birthday celebrations throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Brown
Wendell Brown
L. Z. Schubert
The
Brethren Church
H. G. Shank
Brethren Ladies Aid
Ruby Kauffman
KR. A. Kenney
Boise
Floyd Spainhower
Nellie Weir
Russell Kenney
Anns Young
Grace Paxton
Dorothy Lewis
H. T. Lewis
Camp Perry
Ohio
Winifred Bossen
Elsie Schmid
C. BE
Caldwell
Jack Barrett
Ontario
Fruitlang Growers’ Exchange
Anna Young
Harrisburg
Chicago
Detroit
Upper Synduska
Floyd Spainrower
H. T. Waite
Park
Butte
Seattle
Charles Winters
Clyde Conantser
Pine Valley
Desmond Guinn
C. E
Schmid
John Streasher
Cleveland
Leo, Howe
Harold Guernsey
J. J. Smith
Ewing
M. E. Church
la Grande
Queen Esther Society
Bata
Cliff Barnes
Carl Halland
Wallowa
Oregon
Robert Anderson
F. G. Wheeler
E. E. Dean
Payette
Social Roundup on Payette Oregon Slope Guests
Sunday dinners and visits fill the Payette Oregon Slope as Herbert Marvin hosts Mr and Mrs Arner Garton and others. Multiple families from Payette Caldwell Ontario and Weiser share social visits with relatives and neighbors across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Marvin
Payette
Arner Garton
Violet Retzer
Lee Andrea Gorton
Nampa
Cecil Conner
G. ¥. Santee
Welcher
Robert Edwards
Coopman
Pine Valley
Walter Rudd
Walter Griffith
Ada Merrick
Caldwell
Milton Lauer
Frank Brown
Boise
C. G. Heslop
John Tatterson
Otto Miller
A. Karst
Evaline
Sioux City
Burtell
Pocatella
Mason Clough
George and Maude Culp
Community notes from North Payette district events
Social news from North Payette recounts visits and births at Payette homes. Notable items include a newborn girl for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Keith and a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Murray. The piece lists visits by W. R. Everest, O. J. Griber, and others, plus local club meetings at Orchard Ave Grange and park clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mordhurst
H. L. Precht
R. A. Crump
Wayne Keith
Payette
Keith
Crump
W. R. Everest
Newberg
Ore
J. D. Rogers
Everest
Payette Valley
John Kirk
Middleton
T. J. Ohl
Star
Suplee
O. J. Griber
Baker,Ore
F. M. Medaris
Cambridge
Idaho
Guy Lundt
Long Valley
C. J. Lundt
J. A. Murray
Ferrin Harland
Nampa
Harland Orchard
Harry Lackey
Baby
Orchard Ave
Walter Pence
Harry Pence
Reginald Bradshaw
Park Improvement and Progress Clubs
Oregon
Sam Hill
Rogers
Oregon Agricultural College Extension Division
James Douglass
James Carica
Gilbert Lesh
W. Oster Jr
Inlaw
Jacob Oster
Gilbert Holt
Wood Spur Farm
Blakesley Ranch
Carrol Hayes
Plymouth
H. Horn
Heights
Geo. Steigerwalt
Emmett
Iowa Avenue
Harry Shaffer
A. J. Shearer
Ned McCue
Wood's Siding
Tom
Bert Moggridge
Gracchus Hall
Local Note Highlights Weekend Visits and School Plans
Little Willow and nearby communities report visits from residents and relatives across Idaho towns. Beryl Downs spent the weekend at the Charles Bolton home while Lee Howard moved his family from Cabarton to the Windle residence and plans to attend Dist No 4 school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Downs
Chas. Bolton
Lee Howard
Cabarton
Windle
Dist
No. 4
Lee
Chas
Nedson
Boise
Nampa
Arrow Rock
Floyd Blarton
Huntington
John Elam
Jasper Roe
Silo
W. H. Marsh
Albert Coates
Clyde Currin
Payette
J. C. Bowker
Gus Davis
W. F. Stirm
Boston
Wimner
Jon Boyd
Meridian
al Bryant
Weiser
Willow Creek
Floyd Blurton
W. A
Clover Seed Movements Slower Than Normal This Season
USDA reports red and Alsike clover seed movement below normal with only 5% or less of the 1923 crop moved by September 18. Prices for cleaned red seed average about 18.50 per 100 pounds with high demand and growers selling reluctantly. Alsike movement slower, about 46% sold by September 18, with prices around 14.30 per 100 pounds and growers not selling freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Inoiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Idaho
Iowa
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Illinois
Fire Prevention Urges Schools to Teach Life-Saving Lessons
The article cites the U S Chamber of Commerce stating a fire every minute and a US annual loss of billions, with over twenty thousand deaths last year. It urges fire prevention education in schools and homes and directs readers to contact the National Board of Fire Underwriters for a fire prevention manual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States Chamber of Commerce
United Suates
Chicago
National Board of Fire Underwriters
William Street
New York City
The Situation in Oil
The piece argues petroleum outflow will shrink as geologists predict a peak. New district wells outpumping old ones, storage scarce, gas pressure reduced, and Mexican output down boosts eastern demand. It stresses keeping oil in ground to conserve a exhaustible resource for future U.S. needs with population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos
Economist Wroyd Warseas Calls Coal Conservation Urgent
Wroyd Warseas argues coal resources must be conserved and promotes universal cooking or gasification of mined coal. He cites large waste in homes and claims gasification will boost agriculture and make gas manufacturing a major American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroyd W. Varseas
America
WHY NOT MAKE IT CHRONIC Fire Prevention Week observance broad and nationwide
Fire Prevention Week from October 7 to 13 gathered many groups including chambers of commerce schools theaters Rotary clubs women’s clubs Red Cross Boy and Girl Scouts and more to promote fire safety. The piece urges year round fire prevention as a habit to conserve human life and national wealth nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Red C @ross
United States
Payette Kidney Health Ad Promotes Dean's Pills
Payette readers learn of a Kidney Pills remedy from Dean's Kidney Pills claimed to relieve aric acid, nocturia, and back pain. The testimonial cites B D Lusby of Third Ave as user and endorses Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Dean
B.D. Lushy
Dean’s
Mr. Lusby
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Understanding the Diffent Boy and his Influence on Education
A discussion on how a boy labeled different shows intellectual capability, the harm of labeling as subnormal, and the need for self determination. It cites Dr. Payson Smith on national duty, education, and civic responsibility guiding policy away from selfish sectional interests toward public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson Smith
Massachusetts
Smith
Hap
How Astoria Came Back From Disaster
A historical look at Astoria’s postfire rebound shows the city rebuilt in one year without state aid. Banks, insurance, and private investment rebuilt lumber, milling, warehousing, and salmon canning, restoring prosperity after a millions-dollar loss tied to the great blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
United States
Jane Jacob Astor
American Furse
New York
Astoria
Berkeley
Public responsibility shifts to voters for honest politics
The article argues that politicians bear blame for public ills but a large share of responsibility rests with the public. It contends that voters must demand greater honesty disinterestedness and efficiency in public affairs to curb corrupt politics.
Beautiful modern home for sale or exchange includes acres and hotel
Mixed property listing offers a modern home, 10 acres in Snake River Valley near Apple Valley Townsite with two wells and school nearby, plus a two story brick hotel with 14 rooms. Also offers autos, pianos, and 50 resident lots for exchange or sale. See J. M. Swanson. Phone 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River Valley
Apple Valley
J. M. Swanson
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J. ©. Stewart
Davis
North Payette
Little Willow
Washington, D.C
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