Boise Ad Club to Meet Chamber at Hotel Boise
A noon meeting of the Boise Ad Club and the Boise Chamber of Commerce is set for February 20 at Hotel Boise. J. Neil Reagan of Los Angeles, president of the Advertising Association of the West and a former Illinois football player who now runs the Hollywood office of a national agency, will speak.
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Boise Ad Club
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Boise
J. Neil Reagan
Los Angeles
Advertising Association of the West
Illinois
Hollywood
Advertising Recognition Week Declared by Gov. Jordan
Gov Len Jordan proclaims a statewide Advertising Recognition Week Feb 17 to 23. Merchants media and agencies will observe the occasion highlighting advertising’s role in American life and progress. Boise Ad Club president R C Ostrander accepted the proclamation. One activity of the week will be a public event.
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America
Len Jordan
Gov. Jordan
R. C. Ostrander
Boise
P T A in Idaho Marks 55th Anniversary of National Congress Founding
Idaho P T A leaders cite the 55 year milestone and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers founding by Alice Birney and Phoebe Hearst. They praise the group’s two strong aims, improving child health and protection, and fostering community responsibility.
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Idaho
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Alice McClellan Birney
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Kohout
Boise
Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lester M. Peterson
Rexburg
ICPT
What Produces National Progress
Discussion argues national progress comes from American freedoms and enterprise. It credits free business leadership and machine power for vast wealth and higher living standards, contrasting with poverty in other regions and noting labor laws and reforms rarely uplift overall welfare.
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America
Individualism and Collectivism in Modern Governance
Alfred P. Haake argues personal initiative creates wealth, citing Henry George on wealth origins. The piece contrasts individualism with collectivism, condemning government dependence and praising private effort as the modern path against tribal tyranny.
Individualism and the rights of the person in history
The passage argues that in Caesar Augustus's era life was cheap and the state supreme, while Jesus fostered the value of the individual. It defends individual rights as inherent, liberty within just laws, and condemns collectivism as materialistic and repressive, urging belief in God and personal responsibility.
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Caesar Augustus
Jesus of Nazareth
America
God
In with a new car and old habits outmoded
Cappy Miller buys a new car and recalls the old rattler they used for hunting trips. Jiggs the pointer once crawled into the hot engine area, prompting a humorous lesson about clinging to old habits. The speaker urges dropping meddlesome neighborly judgment and embracing newer, freer thinking.
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Cappy Miller
Cappy
Jiggs
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Henry George
Individualism
Alfred P. Haake
Laymen’s National Committee
Park Ridge
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Bel Air
Centerpolsa Power
South State
Chevrolet
Chevrolet CO
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