Payette Enterprise Issued Thursday Says Borah Credited
A Spokane Spokesman Review letter from Bartlet Sinclair Boise credits Senator Borah Idaho as author of the disarmament resolution initiating the Washington naval conference. The article cites Borah’s April 13 1921 amendment to the naval appropriation bill and July 10 1921 invitations, noting Borah’s prominence in shaping the conference aims.
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Bartlett Sinclair
Boise
W. BE. Borah
Idaho
Spokesman- Review
Washington
Associated Press
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Borsh
Idaho State Capitol
Senator Borah
New York Times
Carnegie Hall
Horak
Borah
Sinclair
Christmas Gift Dilemma Met With Ready Payette Merchants
As the holiday season nears, the piece discusses gift giving and notes Payette merchants are well prepared to serve shoppers this year. The tone suggests ease of finding suitable articles with merchants ready to help.
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Payette
Holiday shoppers eye local bargains in Enterprise ad loads
The current issue promotes Christmas goods displayed for shoppers convenience. Window displays glow with plain price figures highlighting competition. Read the Enterprise ads for bargains and guidance on where to buy holiday gifts from this warm, community paper.
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Ely
Enterprise Cobm Hs
Maho State Automobile Association Directors Elected At Nampa Meeting
At the November 1 1921 annual meeting in Nampa Idaho the Idaho State Automobile Association elected directors W H Gibson Mountain Home Robert A Davis Jr Nampa J A McDermond Pocatello R B Greenwood American Falls C F Mann Boise A J Grosseup Nampa Bernard East max Payette P C Meredith Bubl T Craig Hummett H W L Niemeyer Nampa H G Fuller Ashton R W Sheppard Idaho Falls Eugene Sherman Boise Eustace Smallwood Nampa and Jay Galligan Caldwell The Secretary reported rapid progress including 600 highway miles signed with the Yellow Diamond over 30000 maps distributed and plans to extend touring and mapping services and a road sign program for 1922 The association favors an Idaho entrance to Yellowstone Park and a 1922 road race for good roads The office has moved to No ee Avenue South Nampa The piece ends with a discussion on sound industrial principles and labor relations emphasizing non discrimination and direct employer labor dealings.
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Thodao State Automomobile Association
Dewey Palace
Nampa
W. H. Gibson
Mountain Home
Robert A. Davis, Jr
J. A. McDermond
Pocatello
R. B. Greenwood
American Falls
C. F. Mann
Boise
A. J Grosseup
Bernard Eastmax
Payette
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Yellowtone Park
Good Roads Movement
Naval arms limits gain acceptance by Britain and Japan
Proposals by Secretary Hughes for limiting naval armaments by the three great powers have been accepted in principle by Great Britain and Japan. A general confidence exists that an actual agreement will be reached on how to execute the plans in detail. Reducing government spending due to armament imitation would boost industry, ease tax burdens, and foster development by mobilizing economic resources for conservation and wealth creation.
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River of No Return: Scenic Wonder and River Trip Report
A writer describes central Idaho’s vast wild Salmon River canyon known as the River of no Return. The piece details the landscape, boat types, and dangers, recounting a six week river trip with J A Asbury, hunting game, and the need for an experienced guide to survive the rapids and cliffs.
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Salmon River
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Rconle
Dinner Pail Brigade and the Bread and Butter Issue
The piece contrasts newspapers' focus on religious and political topics with home industries and pay rolls. It argues that bread and butter concerns deserve more attention, noting that papers prioritizing home industry advertising may suffer from poor finances.
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Almi
Egyptian Cat Story Hums With Contentment in London
The British Museum exhibit on Egyptian artifacts fascinates the Japanese crown prince during his London visit. A domestic cat, lounging by a fire, embodies contentment as a woman notes it seems to belong to new neighbors, illustrating how felines make people feel at home in unfamiliar rooms.
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Ion
British Museum
Japan
London
Marty Puss
Christian Science Mobitor
BOYS PROVED THEIR HONESTY IN NEWSPAPER NOTES
The Hartford Times lauds New York newsboys for honesty after a Jersey City fight extras delivery. Boys rushed to grab papers, yet returned cash to cover the number sold, demonstrating a rare integrity among street sellers.
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New York
Jersey
Times Square
Hartford Timea
Beekeepers Claim Sorghum Mill Caused Bee Deaths
Eight Kale Missouri beekeepers petitioned authorities to have a sorghum mill screened to prevent bee deaths after visits to the mill. After a lengthy review across federal and state boards, the Board of Agriculture was told by Jewell Mayes that no legal remedy exists under trespass prohibitions, leaving the beekeepers without recourse.
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Kale
Board of Agriculture
Jewell Mayes
Jefferson City
Stripping Hemp by Machinery in Mindanao Plantations
Hemp stripping machines of a simple type operate on Davao gulf Mindanao plantations. Three horsepower engines power sets of four machines each recently installed in the region. The machines pull the beni over a knife, similar to hand cleaning, are inexpensive and run by one man. One worker using a single machine can strip about 140 pounds of fiber daily, a task that would take a week by hand.
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Davao Gulf
Mindanao
Who Own a Glacier and Ground Beneath It
The Grisone commune claims ownership of both a retreating glacier and the exposed ground, challenging the general laws of Switzerland and Italy. The dispute centers on a parcel council holding millions of tons of blue ice and the question of rightful ownership under varying laws.
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Italy
Switzerland
Grisone
Munchentor Guardian
How Shall They Park Akron C Ohio Ordinance
Akron Ohio officials eliminated angular parking by ordinance. The change reduced downtown accidents by a quarter and improved street car service. In Buffalo the shift from thiraller to perpendicular parking allows three cars to park in a space where one previously stood.
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Akron
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