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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
3
Fruitland notes list many guests and visitors from Ontario Nampa Caldwell and Dalton Mass. Rev C E Deal returns from vacation plans preach in Boise. Long Valley outing ends with health updates and travel to Payette Parma and Oakland Cal.
Mrs J H Spainhower and sister Mrs E T Bowman recover after ear surgery by Drs Woodward. Family news includes Mrs Howe and two children visiting from Wood River Neb to see her parents Mr and Mrs B Z Taylor. Several dinner gatherings and visits occur among the Wilsons, Darnells, Kinisons, and others. Travelers and hoped plans feature Esther Russet aiming for California and possible college, Lola Carpenter's trip from Weiser, and civic notices of sermons and local hospitality in Payette and Caldwell spheres.
Mrs Chipp state president of the WCTU led an Institute at New Plymouth on Friday in two sessions with three unions Ontario Fruitland and New Plymouth represented. Morning program featured a question box and a luncheon followed by devotional exercises and addresses by Rev Koenig and Rev Myer.
A column excerpt argues for conscripting boys to fund government and liquor interests while praising parental resilience, followed by a Red Rum murder verse about liquor’s harms. It ends with Knoxville judge remarks on prohibition and social metrics as indicators of policy success or failure.
Dr. T. Alexander MacNicholl warns that though health boards can combat typhoid, alcohol remains the greater sanitary danger due to political entrenchment. He urges action within ten years to prevent a national decline and warns of the republic’s fate if the issue is not resolved.
Dr. David Starr Jordan estimates the economic value of the average human life at 250 billion dollars while noting the physical wealth of the United States at 110 billion. He argues that conserving human life surpasses aims like forest conservation or disease eradication in importance.
A historical note tracks Birmingham and Jefferson County Alabama crime linked to saloon status. It lists murder totals by year from 1909 to 1912 and cites support from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
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