Fruitland Gossip Mixed with Travel and Loss
Fruitland notes recount visits from many relatives and neighbors, a fatal home death of Chloe Gertrude Tussing Taylor, and local church activities. Highlights include out of town visitors from Nampa, Magnolia, Douglas, Baker City, and Payette, an association packing plant shift change to handle apple shipments, and an upcoming white ribbon recruit day. The funeral for Mrs. Taylor was held in Fruitland with interment at Riverside Cemetery Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psion
Cyris Melcher
Laon
Chor Perente
I. W. Poor
Arthur Bargewell
Dayehwr
Mabel
Nockswell
Wheels
Lust
Clan White
Whitley
Moly Rossin Hospital
Ontario
Entire James McClure
Fannti
Cote
Emil Schnit
Henry Anderson
Chiliren
Douglas
Wya
G. W. Bettecaner
Grand Island
Neb
Tony
C. T
Minneapolis
Minn
Chas
Royston
Duell
Son Winbur
Ed, Williams
Yau
Association Packing House
Baptist
Mills and Higgins
Payette
New Plymouth
Ar Pls
Denney
Young Peoples Societies
Fruitland
Mile
Huggins
Payette Valley
Frances Willard
Welch
Camas Prairie
H.R. Flack
Mrs Flack
Chloe Gertrude Tussing
Odessa
Nebr
Idaho
Roy Taylor
Doris
Ortha
Orin
Taylor
B. F. Tussing
Ira Henderson
Baird
Ned
Kenry Anderson
Wyo
Otto Deihm
Cary
Henry
Tussing
McDoard
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Red Cross sewing and knitting classes organized locally
Domestic science classes will hosts Red Cross sewing and knitting sessions. Volunteers are invited to help, with Mrs. Robinson coordinating knitting. Local families, mothers and sisters urged to contribute, we expect many to support the Red Cross subscription. Community youths assist with fruit, and Henry Heckus reports a tomato bumper crop. a wagon incident caused by frightened horses led to minor injuries to Carl Heckus and Miss Avel Heckus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Henry Heckus
Heckus
Carl
Avel Heckus
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness and Floral Remembrances
The family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy shown during their hour of sorrow and for the beautiful floral offerings. Roy Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. B F Tussing and family express appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Taylor
B. F
Moon Influence On Sleep And Aptitude Autographage
The excerpt notes moon phase effects on onions and sleep walking, citing the New York Medical Journal and Dr. Sadger of Vienna. It argues moon lore shapes behavior, while proposing education should cultivate individual aptitudes rather than uniform schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Medical Journal
Sadger
Vienna
Local Notes From Payette Valley Communities
The valley greets weddings, travel, and farm progress. Mr and Mrs Syme wed in Pagette and reside in Arcadia Oregon. August Sinkblel plans next year’s threshing and will return. J C Tugnell reports county activity and busy streets. Mr and Mrs Bird Wilburn visit Payette from Paddock Valley. Nels McCollough and son visit. Van Dusen ranch residence completed as a model farm home. Wm Stirm and cow car trips noted. Billie Case and Mr Walker ready to build a ditch project with 14 miles let. Cement hauls and Ford collision on the grade near Coats ranch. Oscar Kelfer and Byron Egami hold ditch contracts. McGrevey couple visit Seattle by Studebaker. Dr W B Sims Chiropractor advertises in Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Syme
Payette
Syme
Mr. Syme
Arcadia
Ore
August Sinkblel
Paddock Valley
Nels McCollough and Son
Wisness
van Dusen Ranch
Wm. Stirm
Billie Case
Mr. Walker
Hartley Place
Bic
Ford
Coats Ranch
Oscar Kelfer
Byron Egami
James McGrevey
Seattle
Wash
Studebaker
Using Old Tin Cans for Reuse in Home Canning
The Syracuse Post-Standard outlines thriftily reusing tin cans. Open a tomato or other can from the bottom, apply hot coal to the cap, then remove contents, wash and dry, store in a dry place, and reseal with a soldering iron if needed. Use tomato or berry cans for acid foods. non acid items can go in cans they came in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Post-Standard
Lance Bomb as Chaser and War Insanity Report
A Britain uses 80 foot chasers with depth charges and lance bombs for close protection. The weapon, a 14 pound bomb on a six foot handle, is fired by hand in emergencies. Also notes war may lessen poverty driven insanity by improving living standards, per Doctor Oswald quoted by the London Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
William Washburn Notting
Collier's Weekly
Oswald
Glasgow Lunatic Asylum
London Globe
Clever backyard strawberry barrel garden idea
A Los Angeles man converts a barrel into a four patch strawberry garden by drilling holes along the sides, stacking perforated cans as soil supports, planting vines in each hole, and using a central irrigation chute. Water drains through a side hole near the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
St Alban Named First British Martyr in Early Christian History
The article recounts Saint Alban as the first British martyr during Diocletian’s persecution. It notes Constantine’s restraint in Gaul and Britain, Alban sheltering priest Amphibalus, his conversion, and his execution after aiding the priest's escape by changing garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban
Dioclesian
Roman Empire
Gaul
Britain
Constantine
Amphibalus
Alban
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Feld
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Herry Slipt
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Reyrton
Ruin
Geuran Ton
Gruen Hiyer
Utah
Rare
Jatin Sich
Téa Kirkiend
Mary Heldenberk
Avs
Kansna
Boney
Nampa
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Quivey
Dorothy
Mamie Mayer
Apple
Akers
Makinson
Gsnilly
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Mer
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J. A. Bowers
Fiwip
Hershel Shank
Herbert Hotuan
N.C
Orville Lark
Lark
Sarka
David Seard
Canada
Stuary
Red Cross
Pavette
Medical Journal
Charles Francis Adama
W. B. Sims
Keith's
Capt
Elk
Christian Science
Paul Stark Seeley
C. S
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Emma Theatre
Old Hickory
Billy Poste
Kamas Clip Star
William Soda
Feller
Vanpetten Lbr. CO
J. A. Lauer & Brother
Glenn C. Landon
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