The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-27
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E OF CITY LIFE

UT VIlI LUE
Ion PASTOR ANS ERS
sSTIONS SUBMITTED FOR
LUTON.
Sunday nights service at the
dist church in Salmon, Rev. w.
ktty, pastor, was marked by the
of the question" "What is the
with Salmon The pastor
hree of the answers as received,
came to him, he said, annomy-
through the mails, as fol ,ows:
lmon has a low moral standard.
ts as a rule do not attend church
equire their children to do so
apparently have no interest in
hurch. In time this will be a
less town."
otlegging and lack of law en-
nent. The picture shows on
~ night. Too great an inter-
b cards and dancing and not
h in the church and higher
The lack of Sabbath obsery-
The children, many of them,
rowing up with the idea that
ire is the main thing in life.
or some of them are not taught
favity Of untruth, dishonesty and
Fity. Church people perhaps
bing their whole duty"
ancially: "It eats well, sleeps
but it Just can't work" Has
ghts raised too high and points
uch at $40 sheep and S120 steers
will not see the real profits in
ens, berries, potatoes, dairy cows,
hey all spell work.
rally: The standard is rotten
The more rotten it is the higher
|ocial standing. The ones who
borally all right condone the con-
ID by not protesting and as a
q are approaching moral degen-
y themselves. "Vice is a mon
&of so terrible a mean, etc."
{hically: The more you disre-
1 the standards of business integ-
4 the more popular you are. If
Rre competitor you are scoun-
4 If not a competitor but a po-
Hal customer and you patronize
bther fellow you are a scounlrel.
Ebu patronize me to the exclusion
gl others you are prince and /
not use my venomous tongue
[nst you as / do others. If you
your bills, tell : the truth and
ply keep your business promises
Iare a fool and do not fit into the
fine of things that am.
blitically: The influence of the
kggers, tin-horns, schysters is
Bly over-estimated, and office
5ers too much inclined to try and
b favor with these gentry.
be church: Too much pussy
ing instead of taking the hide of
Fiduals who deserve skinning.
Fithout attempting to deny the
b implied in the answers submit.
the pastor, taking survey Of
hon as if from the mountains, saw
pointed out the good sides of the
Rlre, the absence of violence ant
Iequanimity AMI beauty of nature
is best; the fertility and product.
less of the soil, where work may be
glorified ,onlywanting application
discipline to bring success tt
~ worthy endeavor, whether rails
poultry, livestock or general farm
The scriptural injunction tt
Fk with ones hands was quotet
h Ephesians 4;2S
|eglect by parents of their children
deplored and, pointed. out. Too
Pn the elders turn their own flesl
blood as the lsbckman his cattle
on the range-to shift for them
les, at least to~shift for themselve.
aspect to ordinary moral restraint.
boundaries. If right standard.
set up at home we would not sent
children to school to be correcte;
hat respect. In the home should b,
ght as no where else the lessons
courtesy and>politeness and respec
authority and observance of Law
order.
Noe unto the city not so founded
|en the people demand law enforce
nt they get it. AT the same tim,
y will see that no harm comes t.
Sc who carry out their commands
cannot escape moral pollution i
e abroad and amongst us. Agains
e, On God, is the sin and it is no
natter to be made a joke of nor t,
passed over lightly.