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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
3
Fruitland community reflects on visits and illness as residents travel to Payette Ontario and Weiser for medical care and social gatherings. Numerous dinners, church events, and school activities fill weekends with guests, sales, and a charity bazaar planning Christmas cards and hand tinted items.
On Friday a dress form demonstration was held at Mrs R H Woods home with Mrs R D Rogers in charge. Forms followed Home Eco club rules. Mrs Clifton Blakesley of Fruitland joined the Wood Spur ladies. On Tuesday last week Mrs F B Suplee hosted L B at her North 10th Street home. most of the day was spent in candy making while young mothers gathered.
About 100 boys aged 15 to 20 from Payette schools churches and civic clubs will attend the Older Boys Conference hosted in Payette December 7 8 and 9 under the direction of the Interstate Y M C A of Oregon and Idaho. The conference aims to bring together serious minded youths for discussion and guidance.
The poem by Douglas Malloch spread worldwide from a dinner at Thomas W. Lawson's Boston home. It circulated through newspapers in the United States and Europe, reaching China and Australia, with notes on Malloch first public recitation and Lawson's remark on the value of writing a poem.
Prof E C Leonard head of Idaho Technical Institute pharmacy warns that most bootleg liquor samples are filthy and dangerous. Across dozens of bottles and barrels tested by city state and government officers he cites rotten fruit hair flies wood alcohol and other filth. He notes only about one percent of samples are safe and urges thorough washing of sprayed elder apples to avoid arsenic.
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce outlines a policy to upbuild industry as key to balanced regional health. It urges profits from current labor, urges preparing for a flood of population, and calls for assessing local raw materials and infrastructure to sustain larger industrial growth.
Last Sunday morning Rev Holt urged greater diligence in embracing opportunities and asked older Christians to model right living for younger members. C E plans to attend the District C E Convention at Ontario. Sunday services on Nov 4 at 11 AM and 7 30 PM will center on a Bible text aimed at being helpful to all. Wednesday prayer meetings remain well attended and spiritually rewarding. All services at the usual hours.
U S Secretary of the Treasury A W Mellon stresses ambition, saving, and a definite plan to build wealth. He says save part of earnings, seek guidance from investment professionals, and avoid hit or miss methods. The St James Guild will hold a Bazaar and Cooked Food Sale on Dec 1 at Brows None Stand with useful and fancy articles.
The Ladies Council of the Christian church will hold a bazaar and rummage sale on December 7. No exact location will be given later.
Sunday morning service at 11. Sermon subject Ancient and Modern Mesmerism and Hypnotism denounced. Sunday school at 9. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 8. Reading room daily 2 to 4 at 2165 North 9th Street. Public invited to attend services and visit reading room.
Professor W E Atkeson cites USDA data showing 3.3 percent national tubercular cattle average versus Idaho at one percent. He notes Idaho herds are under a third of the national rate after testing 4575 Idaho herds and 94 280 cattle in the past fiscal year.
Idaho reports 970 reactors found with the tuberculosis rate lower than all northwest states. Last year only four states tested as many cattle showed a lower reactor percentage. Idaho credits rapid eradication work led by Dr. Wendell R. Smith and Dr. W. A. Sullivan. By Sept 1923, 143 herds with 4,426 cattle were accredited, 12,092 herds with 123,454 cattle were tested and awaiting accreditation, with 560 herds (about 9,000 cattle) on a waiting list.
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