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Newspaper
The Rathdrum Tribune
Location
Rathdrum, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
2
Christmas recalls the birth of Christ and spans Christmastide from December 25 to January 6. The Christmas tree origin remains unclear, gifts echo the Wise Men, and festive foods trace pagan feasts. Santa Claus symbolizes loving generosity as well as the mis tleseen mystery linking to healing and luck.
Tonight the high school team hosts Coeur d'Alene in the school gym and Saturday they face Sandpoint on the same floor. Newport H.S. beat our team 25 to 13 last Friday, then Rathdrum defeated Spirit Lake 23 to 108 on Saturday. The team has been reorganized due to a player's ineligibility. Gordon Adams spoke to students about Newport and Spirit Lake trips. Open house and student programs are planned for Thursday afternoon as both schools will present. Seats are being added to the gym by boys’ shop classes and local citizens in the evenings.
A letter from Brazil to The Mayor of Rathdrum Idaho announces a memorial celebration in Rio de Janeiro on September 7 1922 marking the nation's centennial and invites all Americans to attend.
In a letter to The Tribune County Treasurer W. A Thomas reports tax collections are considerably greater now than a year ago. He warns that taxes should be paid by Friday Dec 24.
Since Tuesday morning a real Arctic chill has settled in with temperatures well below freezing. Light sleighing is reported but snow is needed in the valley to haul heavy loads.
City Marshal Arthur Hill reports three horses located in Spirit Lake Idaho a white one a light gray and a bay with a brown face and white on the front feet authorities say the animals are being held pending identification and owner claims assistance for owners to recover their property is being coordinated with local stables and the county clerk.
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