Deer Flat News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Deer Flat reports from Vancouver to Nampa include Abe Miller and family visiting, Mr and Mrs Duncan Blanksma hosting guests, and numerous farm and church activities. Funeral notices for S. A. Bowen in Caldwell, visitors at home of C. C. Greenfield, and Neva Faris and Grace Posey details reflect a bustling community scene with social visits, school ties, and upcoming Children’s Day programs.
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Abe Miller
Daugh- Me
Vancouver
Wash
W. Spear
Duncan Blanksma
Nampa
Aste White
Re . E. M. Hendon ii
Missery
Hite
Payette
Trunon
J. B. Taft
Ir S. A. Bowen
Caldwell
Biooo
Busse
Velmaingsbury
Rose
Forrest Watts
Belle
Alberta Carr
Seattle
Grace Posey
Yale
Oregon
Mort Prevo
bin Margaret
College of Idaho
Wii Calur
Neva Faris
Aston
C C. Greenfield
Meade Prevo
Femral 2
Bowen
Boise
Garrett Plat
University of Idaho
Ardath Scatth
California
Guy Alan
Duseseport
L. Rose
Yarn Saufier
Rosbsur
Maple Grove and Portland Visitors Report Local News
Maple Grove resident Lew Fisher of Portland Oregon and his sister Susie McClure of Kansas are visiting the Smith and Rowland families. Doris Stubblefield spent Tuesday with Helene Hibbard. Mrs. Floyd Smith visited Briar Rose community Wednesday. Mrs. Chester Plummer and son visited Star relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lankey drove to Fargo Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. E Dut ton. Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Floyd were mentioned in passing.
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Mrs. Ferguson
Frith
Mrs. Goodwin
Ced
Lew Fisher
Portland
Ore
Mrs
Susie McClure
Kansas
Smith and Rowland
Doris Stubblefield
Helene Hibbard
Mrs. Hen
Rogers
Floyd Smith
Briar Rose
Chester Plummer and Son
Star
Lankey
Fargo
George Smith
Floyd
Patey
Oregon
E. E. Hestap
Marion
Long Valley
Alma Montagne
Vi Hubbard
Ruth Beal
Heston
Claude McPherson
McPherson
Caroline McPherson
Boise
Doris
Barbara Lee
Caldwell
JL. H. Law
Ohio
Law
Culver
Clio
Andrew Beshorn
Geonglish
English
Charles Karn
Beshorn
Nebras
Henry Iverson
Jesse Transue
Parma
Smith
Pah
Alice McClure
Doris Gradgson
Greer
Lois
W. ‘Ie
G. Pugsley
Patsy
W. I
Mes” Et Richardson
Spokane
G. B. Lewis
Gem State Lumber Co
Marvin Northrop
James Newport
Thursey
G. M. Powell
Bert Robertson
Ruth Hoala
Salt Lake
Notus
Oscar Bebb
Oe * Hollow
Walley
Meridian
Mrs. Bebb
Wilder
Alice Me
Conie
Henry" Paterson
Homedale
E. Hodgson
Poppe
Local Events and Visits Highlight Wilder Community
Wilder residents hosted church gatherings with Mrs McKinnis Mrs Owens and Mrs Boyd while chautauqua drew crowds and lectures by Andrew Beshorn. Visitors from Caldwell Parma Boise and Oregon shared birthdays fieldwork and library notices as July plans and Fourth of July posters appeared.
Central Cove Considers Early High School Start Feasibility
A meeting of Central Cove school patrons heard the board report on feasibility of starting the first two high school grades with grammar grades. Fifteen students attend high school elsewhere, making local consolidation impractical. Mary L. Brown will teach primary grades and Margaret Brown grammar. they will live on the school grounds. Tom Peterson’s Utah visit returned on Saturday. Beatrice Dow of Caldwell helped at home in her absence.
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Mary L. Brown
Margaret Brown
S. Tom Peterson
Utah
Beatrice Dow
Caldwell
Rural credit boosts urged for farmers after Fed act
Sen Glass of Virginia says rural credits and the Federal Reserve act have provided abundant credit for farmers. He urges steps for cooperative marketing organization and price stabilization to improve farmers' position.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Beverage Industry Notes On Soft Drink Consumption
The department of agriculture states Americans drink four billion bottles of soft drinks each year, excluding cereal beverages like near beer. There are 10 000 bottling plants and 110 000 soda counters nationwide. Imitation fruit drinks often use sugar, sparkling water, a fruit acid, and tiny amounts of flavor and color. Most imitation drinks contain nothing deleterious to health, though no strong recommendation can be made.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ask Armed Forces to Aid Dry Enforcement
Washington reports the Justice Department may forward its opinion on using the army and navy to enforce prohibition to the president before his western trip. Attorney General Daugherty is said to be developing the question at his Columbus home. Indications point to an adverse view, with two precedents found: 1808 federal law enforcing slave trade prohibition and 1861 naval action to collect federal taxes from secessionist communities.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Army
Navy
West
Daugherty
Columbus
Congress
The Home of the Soul and Stomach Cure Claim
The article asserts the soul's seat lies in the stomach and promotes Chamberlin Tablets as a prompt cure for stomach troubles. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore function, urging a trial at a quarter-unit price.
Lands open to homestead entry for World War ex servicemen
The department of the interior has ordered about a quarter of a million acres of public lands opened in California Colorado Idaho Montana Utah and Wyoming for homestead entry by ex service men of the world war. These lands are described as not the choice lands but as remaining acreage Uncle Sam has left to dispose of.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Sam
Chamberlain's Tablets endorsed by Mrs Newton Vreeland
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York recommends Chamberlain's Tablets noting they help after heavy meals and relieve dull heavy feelings. She says her husband carries a bottle on trips and that one or two tablets fix her up fine. The ad suggests taking these tablets for constipation or indigestion.
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Chamberlain
Newton Vreeland
Minoa
N.Y
1924 Reclamation Plans For Western States Publicized
Interior Secretary announces plans for spending 225000 appropriated by Congress for fiscal years 1924 to study possible reclamation projects across Arizona California Colorado Idaho Nebraska Nevada New Mexico Oregon Texas Utah Washington and Wyoming.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Postal fraud order targets Oklahoma oil field tract scheme
Washington reports a postal fraud order against Frank P. Cleveland Oklahoma Oil Field Tract. A 160 acre farm near an oil well in Oklahoma is said to have 17 424 oil lots of twenty by twenty feet. Initial sales were at 60 dollars each, later cut to 5.35 dollars. The company with Chicago officers kept one fifth interest.
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Washington
Frank P. Cleveland
Oklahoma
Chicago
Summer Relief for Families from Chamberlain’s Remedy
A quick guideline urging households to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea solution handy during hot weather. It stresses high usefulness, value, and urges immediate purchase to be prepared for summer illnesses.
Pohick Church Anniversary Marks 150 Years
Washington area church notes its 150th anniversary at the Edifice near Mount Vernon and Alexandria. George Washington supervised its erection and served as vestry warden. The celebration included a tablet unveiling for World War I victims and a program with Mrs. Harding present among clergy speakers.
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Washington
Pohick Church
Mount Vernon
Alexandra
George Washington
Mra Harding
Harding Budget System Aimed at Economy and Control
President Harding stresses budget discipline and executive oversight. He says the Budget Bureau lets him control estimates for expenditures and will discipline subordinates who seek excess funding. The system is described as an effective economy measure, not a gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Himsell
Public Health Meat Movement Promotes Home Consumption
A historic health driven campaign urged national approval to foster the meat industry locally. Lead figures urged Caldwell city and community cooperation to boost home consumption as wartime needs and agricultural policy aligned.
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Ational Laveek
Muat
United Hates Department of Agrioniti
Ammueh
Twestork Industey
Pa.nearey
Giy l
Calgwell
Geners
J. W. Smeed
Will wed an Earl in a society scandal note
The youthful earl of Northenk and Miss Jeanica Brown formerly of the Ziegfeld Follies have admitted the Coldetream guard to succession in 1221 to the title and the £5700.00 was his father’s heft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Northenk
Jeanica Brown
Sbove
Ziegfeld Follies
Heft
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Library Board
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Evelyn McFarlane
McClusky
Dr. Ng Poon Chew Mixer
James Hamilton
Beatrice Weller
Tom Skeyhill
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Guy Marriner
Leslie Taylor
Princess Te Ata and Company
Jamie” Heron
Thaviu
Grand Opera Singers
Magic Synar Circus
Ellison
J. J. Conway
G. E. Talbot
Boas Wabrle
Tiree Mit Tee
Gemaete ‘Ith Weal Orner
GEM Tireompany
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Central Cove
Los Angeles
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Canyon
New World Life Insurance Company
Harry Barker
Eivie J. Barker
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Maho
Chio
Y. Mason
Take” County
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