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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
5
A poem from The Credit World urges readers to examine their own faults before criticizing others. It argues many possess human failings, calling for self balance and reflection rather than judging others.
An Idaho Payette endorsement notes heavy lifting caused kidney pain and claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured it after one box. Also an Idaho notice: Frank Cannon seeks commutation of a 4 to 14 year penitentiary sentence, applying to the State Board of Pardons on January 3rd, 1923.
Lady Smith Walker Hartog, owned by Intermountain Institute at Weiser, Idaho, set a 305 day record with 10583.7 lbs milk and 311.35 lbs butter fat, equal to 389.2 lbs butter, defeating Idaho Segis Walker Colantha of the University of Idaho. The Idaho state 305 day record across ages remains Institute Hope Walker at 16751.8 lbs milk and 526.33 lbs butter fat, equal to 657.9 lbs butter.
The New York World profile highlights Dudding who has found work for about 3,000 ex convict men and aided thousands more. It notes the harsh reaction society shows toward released prisoners and praises practical, steady support from the Huntington WV minister J R Glenn and others aiding rehabilitation.
Earl B. Dudding, a former inmate, details creating a nationwide program aiding prisoners and families. He cites placing over 3,100 convicts, sheltering released men, and connecting with 10,000 employers across states, stressing practical, non doctrinal support with direct job placements.
Doose Brothers Motor Car describes a vehicle pivotal to the era’s winter driving shift. It highlights close fitting curtains for wind protection, safety tread cord tires to reduce skidding, and a dependable starter that starts quickly in cold weather.
After prison, a failed salesman borrows $400, faces rejection from peers, and pivots to create the Prisoners Relief Society. With little funds, he posts letters, earns a $25 donation, then receives $250 from his former employer and further support from Dan and Bradstreet. Donations grow as he builds lists and public goodwill for his cause.
Russian boys face a harsh winter with little clothing and fuel shortages. American Relief Administration reports describe shoes, coats, and heat scarcity, risking exposure to cold and death. ARA organizes Clothing Remittance program costing 20 dollars per package, supplying garments and undergarments for five people, with delivery to Russia and receipts sent to donors.
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