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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
6
The governor declares Mothers Day on the second Sunday of May per state law. He honors mothers for their guidance and loving care from infancy through adulthood, noting gratitude for their faithful efforts and the desire to set aside a day to recall childhood memories.
Governor C Moore designates Sunday May 13 1023 in Idaho for a state wide Mothers Day tribute. He asks churches and fraternal groups to honor departed mothers and pay tribute to living ones, with the Great Seal affixed to the proclamation.
Invitation to Payette County residents for a picnic and celebration at the Black Canyon Dam northeast of Emmett on Friday May 11 with Secretary of the Interior Davis and aide D W Davis attending to inspect the site and deliver addresses. Includes Emmett Payette league baseball, Payette Band, and a 8:40 am assembly at First National Bank corner.
Willow Grange No. 48 held an evening meeting with strong turnout. An open gathering is planned for Friday May 11 to bid farewell to Brother and Sister Worton who depart for Oregon. Also notes on housing, new members, and club aims from Payette Idaho in 1923.
A Health Crusade program is set at Westside School on Friday May 11 at 2 15 p m with inviting all. Mia C Athey of Boise will participate in exercises along with Knights drill forming the Cross and various songs by the lower grades. The event features a knighting ceremony involving Central school Westside New Plymouth and Country schools and the Health Crusade song performances.
The L S C hosted the Entre Nous club from Washoe for a colorful Mothers Day party last Tuesday. Guests enjoyed a musical program, readings, and a dessert service at twelve tables with spring blooms. Attendees praised the event and a Washoe visitor expressed appreciation for the hosts. Also local notices list help wanted for washing and ironing and rental offers on 9th Street.
Sunday morning service at 11 with sermon on Adam, Patten Man. Sunday choir at 1 A M. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o clock Reading room open daily 2 to 4 except Sunday. The public formally invited to attend and visit the reading room at 215 North 6th Street.
A Chicago Herald and Examiner excerpt argues that France has been the perpetual militarist of Europe, citing historic wars from Charlemagne to Napoleon, accusing France of aggression and imperialism while praising America’s anti-French sentiment after the Civil War era.
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