Why America Is 80 Wealthy Agitators Claim Wealth
The piece argues the United States is far wealthier than Britain, driven by factory output not resources. It cites high wages, mass ownership of cars and phones, large savings, and superior production capacity as the basis of American prosperity and global workshop status. It contrasts American abundance with English conditions and asserts American workers enjoy greater real wages and living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Carters
Milkmen
Suporers
America
Republic
Cty
New York
Alon
United Kingdom
Cobten
Atlantic
Inalviing wages and output spark American debate
The passage argues that abundance cannot come from overpaying on low output. It states capital and labor-saving tools help, making the American worker capable of buying a car. It warns that visions of trade unions, socialism, and universal wealth are the privileges of the rich and well-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione
Making of Radio Fans Shows Explosive Growth
The article traces rapid radio business expansion from about 5 million dollars to 60 million, doubling by 1928, and an estimated 4.65 billion by year end. It praises American innovation, private initiative, and manufacturing progress, noting radio’s rise alongside telephone and electric services as a daily convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Toledo Blade
Evry Day
Are You A Reactionary Or Progressive Political Type
The piece contrasts views, defining reactionaries as supporters of limited government and proven policies, and progressives as those who push every new fact and overturn established policies. It ties belief in public economy to being reactionary and belief in letting the tax eater raid taxpayers to being progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
House of Representatives
la Foliette Forces
Hyo
Woite
Wisconsin
la Foliette
House
Oil Drilling Prospects Fail On Luzon Bondors Peninsula
The piece recounts Standard Oil California’s five year dry hole campaign on Luzon Island in the Philippines. Workers transported vast material across the Pacific while 25 men labored in rain soaked terrain to locate oil with little success and high costs edging gasoline prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
California
Bondos Peninsula
Island of Luzon
Philippine
Pacific
Hilee
The Silver Seizure and Western Money Value Meeting
The article discusses a Salt Lake and Sacramento convention in November to boost public awareness of Western mailing industry and money system value. It notes the importance of payroll, taxes, loans, and mining to Western states and argues for more silver coinage in Europe. It lists local sale notices and a Jersey bull for service at W. D. Case, 628 3rd Ave, South Alta.
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Anguat
Sacramento
Soyusmbey
Europe
Jersey Bull
Lass St. Mawes
Oxford Raleigh Zenith
W. D. Case
3Rd Ave
Jouth
Alta
Gooding Urges Idaho Backing for Freight Bill Victory
Senator Frank R. Gooding and A J Ford of the Intermediate Rate Association visit Boise to push passage of the Gooding bill, seeking square freight-rate reforms for the Intermountain region. They rally farmers and business leaders to back equalization and stable rates, with Gooding praising Coolidge and urging unified support to protect agricultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
United States
U. S
Frank R. Gooding
Boise
A. J. Ford
Intermediate Rate Association
Idaho
Gooding
Janey
Traffic Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Intermediate Rats Association
Coolidge
President Coolidge
Republican Party
Congress
Wight
China
Indusee
Lestela
America
Friends of Agriculture
Bcot
Montana
Ford
Intermountain
Fates
Idaho Apa
Let Us TAKE RED Sugar and beet sugar debate in England
The article argues England relies on Cuba for sugar and suggests subsidizing beet sugar to gain independence. Lord Berstead questions welfare costs of sugar beets yet supports employing labor in beet farming and sugar factories. The piece cites global beet to cane sugar ratios and urges the U S to boost its own beet sugar industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cuba
Ngland
British Isles
Rothing
Lord Berstead
U. S
Dollar Social List Supports Church Basement Fund
A small gathering of about 40, including several visitors, met Thursday evening for a Dollar Social at the Church of Christ basement. About $26 was raised, with each member contributing their dollar and a devotional reference shared by a speaker. The Senior Endeavor girls served the cake, and the event featured a line about a worthy woman rising in the night to earn wealth by the scent of her brow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raunell
Church of Christ
Fach
Endeavor
Warrant Call For Drainage District No 3 Payette Idaho
Payette County Treasurer Ruth R Shaw calls warrants numbers 31 82 33 85 99 40 41 A245 and 45 of Drainage District No 3 in Payette County Idaho. Interest will cease on these warrants August 9 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Idaho
Girl Scouts Camp Adventure Near Payette and McCall
Twenty one girls from Payette left at night for outer camp to swim and cook in patrols. They hiked to McCall for signal practice and daily tent inspections. An original poem by C. Be Redfield and Dorothy Medfield recalls bear encounter with Ellen Coblentz and others aiding, capturing a camp memory with humor and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
Socnd
C. Be, Redfield
Dorothy Medfield
Payette City approves annual appropriation and levies
Ordinance by the Mayor and Council of Payette Idaho establishes budgets for general, road, salary, street lighting and library purposes for fiscal year starting May 1924. It allocates funds for fines, street improvements, interest on general bonds, warrant redemption, sinking, and library upkeep, with specific mill levies on property within Payette. The ordinance passes August 4, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payrpth
City of
Payette
Thartinn
Idaho
Pagel
Ely
Payee
Tate
Beetlond
General Honda
Toad
Gs Bay
Tdahq
Payete
Sga
Ueedopirabe
Payhte
Inatye
R. Woodward
Fishing trip yields abundant sport for Holmes party
Dr H B Holmes and family with J R Fiends Jr of Welser returned Sunday evening after a ten day trip into Bear valley Stanley bay and Halley country. They covered much ground and found plenty of good fishing reporting an excellent excursion although some country proved hard to reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Holmes
J. R. Fiends, Jr
Welser
Bear Valley
Stanley Bay
Halley
First Church of Christ Sunday Service Invite
Sunday morning service at 11 on the church edifice reading room open daily from 2 to 4 except Sunday. Sunday school at 10. A testimonial meeting on Wednesday evening at 8. The public is cordially invited to attend and visit the reading room located at 3 rth 9th Street.
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Baptist Church
Bible School
F. G. Stanton
Jesus
F. W. Deans
Rth 9Th Street
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London Daily Mall
J. A. Laner
Senator Gooding
Girl Scouts
Weite
Effie Pitts
Chad
Betty Brown
Forsis
Lanuo
Tro
Emma
Sie
Clare Loveland
Iverside
Mr. Jewell
Ethan
Annabelle
Tolks
Biles
Dorothy
Ermina
Brula
Ellen Coblentz
Ellen
Beth Dewellis
Alice
Tigiatiardy
Jean Woodward
Erminn
V Haynes
Broin
Ordinanor
MuIzeovo
Martin C. Luther
First Church OF Christ
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