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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
2
An Idaho patriotic movement led by United Americans aims to publicize the Pilgrims and their legacy. The piece argues studying their motives and challenges broadens civic responsibility and moral growth, urging public education on Pilgrim life to inspire present-day citizens.
P J Taylor of Portland warns in the National Real Estate Journal that real estate bears about 40 percent of the U S tax burden while intangible property and others share the rest He argues for a reallocation with real estate paying 35 percent and other sectors bearing more of the burden The piece contends real estate has long carried too large a share and urges education and proposed legislation to rebalance the tax system
Chipped from Plymouth Rock text recalls Puritan sayings and early governance ideas. The excerpt cites a Pilgrim Father 1630 expression on temperance and social order, then cites Rev John Tobinson’s 1620 counsel on choosing leaders who love the common good and uphold lawful authority.
Dr. Hyva Blake of the YWCA Social Education Department leads Health Weeks in U S cities. She argues health means positive habits and full fitness rather than simply not being ill. Individual exams guide personalized prescriptions of diet, exercise, medical care, and habit changes.
Payette High School hosted an achievement day with 64 Junior Club members receiving pins and 187.50 dollars in prize money from County and State Fairs. Miss Anna Johnson and Miss Fay Fowler presided as awards were given for Calf Pig Corn Poultry Sewing Canning and State Fair Trip projects. The event featured performances by Junior High School pupils and closed with a forward look to 1921 club work.
Calvin Keller Sec Treas Producers N F L A Payette Idaho receives reply noting no info beyond last reargument heard on the 14th ult. We hope for early adjudication and a decision soon.
A Weiser Idaho reader, Mrs H M Jones of 745 East Commercial Street, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with long standing relief from back pain and dizziness and says they kept her kidneys in good condition. She reiterates faith in the remedy in 1917 and notes price of 60 cents at dealers. Baptist Church announces annual business meeting December 1 with officer elections, department reports, social hour, and cafeteria luncheon at 7 p.m.
The Oregonian notes that investments or securities may be exempt from taxation by law. The piece emphasizes the legal basis of exemptions and the scope for taxpayers seeking relief.
Expert guidance from P H Smyth heads the University of Idaho poultry department on sustaining profitable egg production through summer and beyond. Emphasizes balanced wholesome feed, protein from worms or milk products, shade, water, and a varied grain-mash plan including corn wheat oats and meat scraps.
Less than 600 attended Sunday School at the Church of God in Payette. The program starts at 10 a.m. with a class for everyone and a teacher for each class. Sermons by Rev Apdegraph appear occasionally and a warm meal is served at 12 30 p.m. Everyone invited. Also a sale at Bank's Barn on November 23 at 1 o'clock inviting all to attend.
Friday evening the Fruitland Calf Club organized at the Pruitland bank with Gilbert Whealdon as the sole pure bred Jersey member. Frank Gardner will lead, assisted by Geo Eldredge and L P Dorothy to select calves, teach care and feeding, and inspect calves quarterly. Members vow uniform calves, cost records, and annual exhibitions.
The Enterprise requests overdue subscribers to pay their balances after past bill notices. It notes rising rates and offers to credit a lost statement if the subscriber sends in their payment of 1.60 dollars to restore their subscription.
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