Honetary Legislation debate over currency reform
The article discusses a former community figure opposing or questioning a proposed currency reform plan endorsed by business and banking groups. It critiques the federal system, bank reserves, and the need to avoid expanding idle wealth into banks while emphasizing the plan's aim to create a ready market for government bonds amid financial strain.
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Kline Keteryriae
Metropolia
Wireus
Ruadeos
Gener
Gebiore
Assoria Ment
New Orleans
Vole
Alan
Berseena
Financial plan debate ends with call for public debate
A fruit grower urges a national banking plan and outlines benefits such as centralized bank reserves, currency stability, regional exchange, and foreign trade expansion. He notes the National Reserve Association is not a bank and invites farmers and bankers to hold a public debating session to inform the people.
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United States
National Reserve Association
Clearing House
National Reserve Asseciation
New Plymouth Notes Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Mr Frank Cross did business in Nolae Friday while FW Harper visited daughter Walter Larkin near Kannett. Creasy was a business visitor in Holee last week. M Day transacted business in Payette Saturday. Dotson family moved to a west farm last Tuesday. Pred Peirman visited H K Bower in Payette Thursday and Friday. Nellie Weir visited at Hearne Wilken’s home. Clifford Chadwick will work for Idaho Oregon Light and Power Company. Burke, Tablet and Cobb attended a ditch meeting at Mayotte last Saturday. JH Manigan conducted business in Winlordm Ontaris. Local youths visited Weiser for a play. Peter Albert was a business player in Hayette Monday. Mrs Werfurth and son returned to Boise Tuesday morning after a week with relatives. J Wachter and companion to Noise for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cross
Nolae
FW. Harper
Walter Larkin
Kannett
Holee
Payette
Bt Dotson
East Boulevant
Pred Peirman
Mra
H. K. Bower
Inez
Nellie Weir
Hearne Wilken
Cliffort Chadwick
Doler
Idaho
Oregon Light Wed Power Company
Walter Burke
Frank Cobb
Mayotte
JH Manigan
Winlordm Ontaris
New Pirmwath
Vantagn
Eaetreton Tin
Weiser
Peter Albert
Hayette
John Werfurth
Boise
Mr. J. Wachter
Noise
Laura Wachter
New England
Pioneer Hall
Congregational Ladies Aid
New Plymouth
Congregational
C. French
Knight
B. ¥. Swatman
Board of ‘Trustees
State Conference of
Lillian
Caldwell
Walter Hansen
Mira H.W
Abe
Thomas Weir
B. F. Boatman
Weir
Amsin
J. Swatman
Fred Harper
Ho F Knight
Clarence Knight
Ladies Aid
Congregational Church
Sheldon
Ferendta
Baptist Church
de Mose Lyrie
Local News Roundup From February Social Events
A busy week of community happenings includes a New England dinner at Pioneer Hall raising 42.26 for the Congregational Ladies Aid and a Sunday school convention planned for New Plymouth on March 22 and 23. Reports mention visits, a funeral at the cemetery for Walter Hansen, a March 3 wedding anniversary pair, and a concert at the Baptist church amid bad road conditions.
Dance and social updates at Lattig and local homes
A Leap Year dance is planned at the home of C J Land. J Lattig and family, plus Mrs Lattig’s niece from Anita Iowa, arrive to manage G W Lattig’s place. Other notes mention Ditch Extension officers, schoolhouse talks by M r Motlay, visits by Frank Stegerwalt from Scranton, and upcoming relocations to the McAnalty ranch with popcorn stand plans. The Idaho Free Traveling Library has delivered its first book installment to the Chapter House and the librarian will oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edwards
J. Latndt
C.J. Land
J. Lattig
Mra. Lattie
Anita
Iowa
G. W. Lattig
J. A. Bartshe
Motlay
Twin Falla
Tata
Frank Stegerwalt
Idaho Free Traveling Library
Orchard Ave Grange Announces Friday Meeting and St Patrick Program
Grange schedule notes exchange events Friday every two weeks at Grange and Sunday afternoons from 4 to 6. Mack Wendle returned from Kiona Washington after visiting his mother. Harland traveled to Cald well and Nam wa for Boise Valley Pomona Grange. Mrs Zimmerman and Frank arrived from Scranton Iowa. Frank Zimmerman bought a ranch on the bench. The next Orchard Ave Grange meeting is Friday March 1 at Chapter House with a St Patrick program. Sunday School is at Chapter House Sunday at 4. There were 64 members present last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Mack Wendle
Kiona
Washington
Wr. H Harland
Caldwell
Namwa
Boise Valley Pomona Grange
St. Patrick's
Acclal
Chapter
Public Auction at Fruitland Idaho March 9 1912
A multi item sale at the livery barn Fruitland with horses farm stock and gear. Sale starts 1 pm March 9 1912. Purchases under ten dollars cash. larger sums on note with interest. Owner Driscoll Auctioneer Barnard. clerk Settlefield. For rent 20 acre ranch near Fruitland inquire J A Rands Payette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
Idaho
Studebaker
Driscoll
Col Jas. Barnard
J. O. Setttehfield
Good House
J. A. Rands
Payette
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John W. Sur
Payette Enterprise Aarenseet Te Payette Vabay Enterprise
Wells & Brown
Brown, Barter and Publisher
Pee Ee Ase W Dememen
Berrmeagha Tecretary
Miller
A. W. Ransom
Henry ‘Arke
Lower Payette Valley
Giesler Bros
Jesay Baker
E. C. Braswell
Earl Baker
HL. W. Chamberlain
Gye H. Harris
Ray Henry
Samn Wit
Byron R. Hill
Hick Mathews
T. H. Malysin
E. Patterson
Slaterros. Groc
Miss E. Thompson
Wilson
C. E. Wood
Burt Venable
Pusunaster
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