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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1912
Page
6
The note wishes readers a happy New Year and expresses optimism for 1913. It notes Payette Valley’s anticipated prosperity and thanks customers for their business, hoping for continued patronage in the coming year.
A local reader criticizes rising taxes from higher property values and stable tax rates. The letter blames school and town officials for excessive spending and payrolls, urging reform and tighter oversight by the county and municipality.
A shop advertises mail order service with delivery to residences. Customers can request collars shirts gloves hats or complete suits. Goods ship on approval and charges begin with first pound and incremental increases. free delivery to the buyer's address is promised.
A. Welle denounces high levies and improper guidance on tax rates. He asks Idaho legislators to abolish the returnable coupon to counties, reimburse those who paid in full, and deem any excess tax unjust. He cites President Cleveland on unnecessary taxes and urges corrective action.
The Associated Boys' Clubs of Idaho and Eastern Oregon hold a conference in Payette from Friday 7:30 PM to Sunday with a farewell service. About 150 to 200 boys aged 15 to 20 from Pocatello Idaho to La Grande Oregon attend, with trains departing Monday morning after Friday arrival. The event aims to stimulate Bible study and related activities.
Plans for a boys conference outline a five paper program with delegates from Payette and Boise. Sessions include welcome addresses, a keynote on responsibility, quiet hour services, and a mass meeting for boys aged 16 to 20. The event closes with simultaneous theater and church gatherings and a farewell at the Em mitten Theater. Overcoats advertised for sale.
Prosperity for All expresses hopeful wishes for wealth and abundance in the year 1913. The phrase envisions widespread prosperity across communities and households.
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