Fruitland News Highlights Local Life and Red Cross
In Fruitland community notes, Solterbeck peace will feed cattle at Alvin Hulet's. several residents travel, visit, or move homes. Influenza shuts schools. many families report illness and hospital calls. Red Cross ends season with 1000 plus in treasury and new officers elected for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Jonson
Midvale
Chure of Christ
Hottem
MG. Puchert
Boise
H.R. Ficken
Clarence Ficken
Ler
Leo Willong
Burns
Oregoiius
G. H. Phys
Wilfong
Philip Smith
Nampa
Chae
Hartung
David Fielder
Trteck
Alice Peacock
Miss Peacock
Solterbeck
Fruitland Red Cross
Grant Fisher
King
L. Johns Z
A. T. Bishop
A. J. Hansel
Clarence Fickin
Fruitland
Treasury
Red Cross
Uncle Sam Warns On Spanish Flu Spread
Surgeon General Rupert Blue explains Spanish influenza as a highly contagious cold like illness with fever and pains. He cautions against assuming it originates in Spain and urges public vigilance to prevent a nationwide outbreak becoming an “American influenza.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Washington, D. C
Alfonso
Spain
United States
Rupert Blue
U. S. Public Health Service
Spanish Influenza Disease Explained and Local Notes
The article discusses symptoms and severity of Spanish influenza with notes on its uncertain origin, possible links to earlier outbreaks, and methods of recognition. It also covers local community updates, injuries, household moves, irrigation work, and upcoming events in Payette and surrounding areas.
Local Notes from North Payette Area and War Efforts
North Payette reports W C T U convention in Emupett lag week and social club gatherings in Payette. Residents including Denver Nichola and family, and Red Cross units in Dist No 1 and 9 work on pillows and canvasses while youths enter service or training in Camp Fremont and S A T C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Woods
C. P. Lottig
Emupett
Wm. Beesin
Sone Jaeper
John
Fletcher
Mann's Creek
H. Harland
Payette
C. C. Yount
R. L. Jimerson
Woodman Sanitarium
Colorado
Red Cross
Dist
Merl Boomhower
Walter James
Washee
Burt
James
Twin Palisa
H. E. Lattig
Moscow
Idaho
T. C
Weiser
F. Powell
Denver
Nichola
T. J. Jackson
B. Mogeridze
Orchard Avenue
Army Service
Camp Fremont
Keller
Chevy Hollow
Arkansas
Local Visits Reach Valley Families This Week
Little Willow Mrs. Wm. Syme traveled from Ontario to stay a few days at the Will Drinkwine home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ayres and Mrs. Will Spencer of Hepner Oregon are kin of Mrs. R. Y. Durring visiting relatives in the Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kirk and children plus Mrs. M. E. Kirk and Hazel visited Sunday at the Br est Kirk home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Solterbeck
Herold Vee Lal
Nolus
Solterbeck Peace
Alvin Hulet
Camberder
New York
Robert Tacktye
Kansas
Missa Freness
Hose Motouiel
Katherine Smith
Omturto
Grimes
Payeple
A. Grimes
Alors Hd
Fleber Lowe
Arn
Fielder Cou
Artin
Steven
Anna Bloowatrom
Ama Wildser
Payette
Gladys Sudip Joft
Gering
Nobrack
Montork Valley
Dorothy
Davin
Gus Davis
Lulu Bayer
Boise
France
Adra Vestal
Wo. Dewhink
Seattle
May Meyers
University
Wm. Stirm
Gee. Syme
New Plymouth
Elmer Wicklund
Shimp Ranch
Commercial Hotel
Gary Hurat
Will Drinkwine
Chorch
Felthouse and Son
Little
Big Willow
Thomas Windle
J .B. Cosman
Clare Rose
Mr. Logan
North Payette
Oscar Keifer
Montana
Keifer
Lee Connerly
al. Bryant
Weiser
Mr Fields
Bryant Ranch
Windely Ranch
Wallace
Bolton
John Elam
Wm. Syme
Ontario
Alfred Ayres
Will Spencer
Hepner, Ore
R. Y. Durring
Earl Kirk
M. E. Kirk
Hazel
Brest Kirk
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Fruitland Department
R. G. Wilson
Alice Blafyer
Preaton
Frank Stowell
H. J. Puchitt
McCall
Harold Vestal
Crdter
Marines
Heefi
C.K. Huntneton
Louise Ward
Hailey
Hunttineton
BJ. Amick
Glasgow
Richfield
Bb, Amick
D. W. Alney
Payeltte
J. C. Johnson
L. Flosh
the Bank
Payette National Bank
Uncle Sam
Flu
Valeria
Russia
Orient
Eastern Front
Europe
Cleo Qualls
McNeil Place
W. A. Lesh
M. M. Cheek
Home Service Department of the Red Cross
Chapter House
S. A
Little Willow
Desert Stock Farm
Crystal
W. Scott Anderson
Karl Haselbarth
E. W. Dunn
C. A. West
E. W. Pease
J. A. Lauer & Brother
Glenn C. Landon
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