Fruitland Social Notes and Local Elections Reminder
Mrs G J Hollenbeck and Mr William Hosch hosted friends in honor of Mr and Mrs Richardson who plan to leave the neighborhood. Election registration closes Saturday night and voting requires registration. Many neighbors attended church events, weddings, and Sunday gatherings, with notices of travel, health, and community activities, including a Halloween party and Mother’s Circle meeting. A public pound notice and local boosts conclude the page.
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G. J. Hollenbeck
William Hosch
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Lonor
Richardson
J.P. Richardson
Lee
Jolly
Mra
Rose
Major
Mrx
Harry Jolly
Porter
J. W. Mulroney
Edith
August Bosch
Frances Beckman
Mra Richardson
Geo. Boltman
Payette
Stevens
Ransom
Sally
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Heidtioun
Hrethren
Aetriige
George Heckes
Jack Meeker
Meeker
Lloyd Burns
Kansas
Burns
Emmett
George
A. H. McConnell
William Homan, Jr
Sam Shearer
California
Childs
Ed Smith
Airs. Palver
Will Roberts
Welser
Str
W. E. Loughrey
Eby
Wampler
Son
Fred Wheeler
Ramey
Wi Ho
Idaho
Helen Griffin
Cora Whitsell
Reir
Centerville
Iowa
Scrivner
Sir the Baptist
P. A. Cregor
Lin Mie
Emmett Jory
Tribute to a Fineneier and the Wisest Man
Fragmentary tribute noting King Beles and Mr Phustin Sms with garbled phrasing. References to wisdom and reputation appear in a historical praise style, though exact identities and events remain unclear. The text signals a ceremonial or commemorative tone.
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Phustin
Wool tariff urged to protect US industry and revenue
The National Wool Growers Association urges a tariff on imported wool to shield American producers and aid national finances. The piece argues tariff support crosses party lines, cites wartime funding needs, and notes high domestic wool costs and ship shortages have hurt the 1920 clip. Local notes include Ed Young’s trip to Midvale, Salvation Army donations, and a new baby boy for Roy and D. Beeson.
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Congress
United States
National Wool Growers Association
Ed Young
Midvale
Iowa Ave
Olive Binnall
Arcadia
Orn
H. G. Thornton
Norway
Ruth Jackson
Skatter Hospital
D. Nichols
Roy Beeson
Social events mark North Payette season’s end
The North Payette page notes the busy season winding down with youth social gatherings. A T. N. T. party at Chanter House featured a weenie roast, bonfire and games after a seventh to eighth grade spelling contest.
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T. N. Ts
Chanter House
Fritchman Lawn
Lela Suplee
Marty
Tota
Nebraska
Orchard Avenue Grance
Rendine
Saptan
Bsrn
Community Motion Picture Exhibition at the Y
A Friday program in the Y hall features two screenings, Bray Pictureographs, a Ford Weekly, a drama, and overseas reels. The Better America slides show Russia’s turmoil with captions by Dr. Hilles. Tickets are not charged, and crowd participation with music remains a highlight.
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Community Pictures
New York City
Russia
Nicholas
Trotsky
Petrov
Count Tolstoi
Hilles
United States
Bray
Ford
Crick
How Lip s Get Late Mail Experiments by air to ships at sea
Experiments show transatlantic mail can be air delivered to steamers at sea. A flying boat, with speed over 100 miles per hour, catches a mail bag via a grapple tail attached to a waterproof chute on the hull. The bag is jerked from the chute and hauled aboard while the ship keeps its course.
Didn't Wait to Be Asked Elsie Tests Suitor Fidelity
Elsie plans a test of Fred's fidelity by asking Maude to arrange a moonlit outing. Maude blushes and agrees, then Elsie asks Maude if she asked Fred. The next day Elsie reports that Fred asked Maude first, accidentally outmaneuvering her plan.
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Elsie
Sweetheart
Maude
Fred
Rxach
Elsied
If Only More Poets Had the Incomes
A Florida editor wonders if wealthier poets could spark a better world, teasing that a more imaginative millionaires society would elevate imagination and culture, implying poets deserve higher incomes for broader impact.
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Millonaires
Florida
Springfield Republican
Turning Away From Meat in New York Hotels
The New York Times notes a rise in vegetarian orders among hotel guests with about one-seventh to one-fifth choosing vegetables. A Hotel Pennsylvania tally shows many patrons omit meat, a trend Chef Julien Jacquier attributes to wartime cost and reliability of vegetable meals.
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New York Times
Pennsylvania
Julien Jacquier
Chet Jacquier
Break in Train Schedule Prompts Urgent Ride Advice
A correspondent urges a safe ride in a new car to last a lifetime after a friend invites them to ride. At a suburb grade crossing the engine stalled with no effect from attempts to restart it. A dispatcher predicts a doctor will arrive in two minutes as the train unexpectedly stops at the station. The train crew assists.
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Dagman
Doc
Buust
Are You Registered to Vote This November
The notice urges all citizens to register and vote in the upcoming November election. It stresses prompt action before October 36th, warns many remain unregistered, and urges individuals not to wait for the registrar to call.
Payette County Treasurer Hollenbeck Seeks Re election
L Rudolph Hollenbeck announces candidacy for re election as Payette County Treasurer and Tax Collector on the Democratic ticket. He asks voters for support on November 2nd and pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected. October 21 28 1920.
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Lam
Payette County
L. Rudolph Hollenbeck
Sprinkling Assessment Roll Filed by Payette City
The sprinkling assessment roll of the City of Payette for 1926 was filed with the City Clerk on October 5 1920 and accepted by the City Council on October 18 1920. Objections may be filed with the City Clerk by November 15 1921 at 5 PM at the regular City Council meeting, after which objections will be heard. City Clerk Artin Luther notes the deadline and proceedings.
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Scott M. Pitch
Po- Hee
Offielo
Payette
Idaho
Oerober
Banks Livery Barn
Pabrion
United States of America
SCOTT M_ PITCH
City of Payette
Ci Council
City of
Artin
Luther
Makinson Seeks Republican Nomination for County Commissioner
Fayette County voter notice from L. B. Makinson announcing candidacy for County Commissioner Third District on the Republican ticket. If elected, he vows to protect taxpayers’ interests to the best of his ability.
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Fayette County
L. B. Makinson
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Tackett Homie
World Temperance
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Shamberger
Payette National Bank
THE
Paya TE National Bank
Pavyette
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League of Nation
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Nugent
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Republican State Central Committee
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