Fruitland Social Notes Cover Many Local Visitors
Fruitland residents hosted and visited relatives from Caldwell Weiser and Payette during the weekend and week. Events included music classes, church circle meetings and a farewell for Mrs E B Sargent. A 74 pound baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jim Frazier. Also noted are students leaving for Moscow colleges and numerous Sunday visits to relatives. The P T A met at the H S Auditorium with talks on the TB hospital project and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Schouler
Caldwell
George Todd
R. R. Smith
FP. D. Bossen
Weilder
B. C. Blakesley
Nellie McConnell
Mable McConnell
Opal
Velma Hldredge
Gladys
Doris Blakes
Joy
Marion Grover
Polly Louise Todd
Lena Colwell
Blakesley
Roy Whitsell
Cora Whitsell
J. H. Whitsell
Mountain
J. Johnson
California
William Lanfear
James Deal
H. G. Shank
J. Shamberger
Clyde Mackinson
J. M. Kinsey
Mountain Home
Mackinson
Kinsey
O. W. Hendricks
J. F. Smith and
Familly
G. J. Hollenbeck
R. B. Johnson
Charles Rich
Ida Kirkland
Mary Hollenbeck
Ted Enberg
Ted Meeker
Ray Yost
William Hollenbeck
Jim Frazier
H. R. Boomer
A. A. Stetler
Klammath Falls
Oregon
Charlie Rich
Fred Schmidt
Moscow
Frank Kinnison
W. R. Colwell
H. R. Ficken
Chris Meyer
Weiser
Tom Walker
Nampa
Joe Divish
Tom Harrie
Jim Boor
Mary, Boor
Maude Adams
Fay Sams
la. Roupp
Payette
E. P. Nokes
H. S. Auditorium
Acy
Boise
T. B. Hospital
Teacher's Institute
Admitted remarks on client possessions in Atchison Globe
A terse editorial note from the Atchison Globe remarks on the phrase our property in reference to a client’s possessions. The piece suggests careful advocacy and prudent language in legal argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
In Praise of the Inventor and Human Progress
The piece extols the inventor as key to civilization, tracing human progress from primitive tools to modern marvels. It lauds science, medicine, philosophy, morals, and religion for shaping mental, moral, and physical well being, naming Gutenberg, Edison, Morse, and others who propelled civilization forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Caesar
Charlemagne
Aristotle
Cicero
Dante
Shakespeare
Talleyrand
William Pitt
Cavoun
Gladstone
Jefferson
Webster
Gutenberg
Faraday
Newcomen
Watt
Symonds
Fulton
Stephenson
Morse
Marcon
Pastent
Edison
Langley
Wright
Pasteur Germ Theory Proof Recounted by Pupil
The Topeka Capital relates that Pasteur at age twenty six sterilized broth in glass tubes sealed them and, after opening some, observed contamination. Untouched bottles stayed clear for 100 years, supporting that decay and disease arise from external microorganisms rather than spontaneous generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
Philadelphia
Topeka
Be sure your goods don't unravel next time miss
A passenger recounts a comic episode at the Detroit to Canada border where lace hidden in a stocking slipped out, exposing souvenirs and drawing a customs officer’s amused remark as she realized the mishap on the walk. The exchange ends with a sly warning about unraveling goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Canada
Airplanes to Fight Fire Consider Plan for Bomb Drops
Paris discusses using airplanes with fire extinguishing bombs to combat a 40 million franc department store fire. Bombs would carry a choking gas safe for nearby residents. Proponents claim a single plane could douse a large blaze, with suburban tests planned to assess feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Scientisc Es Oe
Democrats Warn of Underfunding in 1919-20 Budget Proposals
A 1919 legislative report compares outgoing Democratic recommendations for state departments with the funds actually appropriated by the legislature. It shows most departments received less than the Democratic estimates for 1919-20, detailing requested salaries and expenses for agencies such as farm markets, public welfare, health, auditing, court, and public utilities, alongside specific names and figures. The table lists lawmakers and party affiliations for appropriations, underscoring the gap between proposed and enacted budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Public
State Historical Societe
Legis
Harvey Allred
Guy Graham
G. R. Hitt
Dem
C. Vat Deusen
J. W Eagleson
J. K. White
F. Biwer
Fred A. Wilkle
van Deusen
Local notices and visits fill Payette Creek area
Little Willow returns home after weeks with her mother Mrs John Ringer. Various county residents attend library arrivals from Earl and Albert Coates, with many visiting relatives in Ontario Payette Creeks. Yeomen chair election set for Sept 28 in K P Hall. several residents attend funerals and sales in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ringer
Earl Coates
Geo, Coates
Albert Coates
Jehnldren
George
Ed Patton
Coates
Howe
B. Coates
Payette
Ontario
Mr. White
Clyde Currin
T. J. Windle
Crane
K. P. Hall Creek
L. H. Patton
John Forgly
Wm. Overstreet
H. Bridges
O. B. Johnson
Wm. Bryant
Earl Drinkwine
Mel Drinkwine
New Plymouth
Stover
W. E. Stirm
Hank Williams
Nampa
Clyde Newberry
Shimp Ranch
Jesse Ball
W. A. Drinkwine
Clyde Curritt
Jerry Cosman
Aleda
Weiser
Jasper Roe
Baby Daugh
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C. van Deusen
John Halley
Grand Army of Republic
F.drake
KR. F. Barnes
Idaho
R. N. Jackson
Maho State Sanitarium
Orr Poynter
North Idaho
J'ge Wm. Morgan
W. T. Dougherty
RN. Bell
Rep
A. L. Freehofer
Little Willow
Herringt
Dorathy Ficken
Ind
Detmer
Ta Fe
Washington County
U.S. Artillery
U. S. Artillery
American Legion
Russell Smith Post
Bancroft Hotel
Bld’g
Grezt
Bert Dunnick
Aes
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