The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
lATAH COUNTY
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Clipped From The Columns
of Neighboring Papers.

Troy News: Rev, l. N. Hughes re-
turned home Monday from Leland
where he has been assisting the pas
tor IN a two weeks revival meet
ing. The results of the efforts are
mcst gratifying. Ninety-seven
were reclaimed and converted and
80 of this number have all ready
joined the church. Sunday MORN
ing 18 babies were baptized. Rev.
Hughes states that audiences a.
round the 200 mark attended the
services. Will this village show
up as we'll next month when meet
ings will be held here;?
Genesee News: When pride leaves
a community prosperity generally
goes with It. We might keep this
fact IN mind IN Genesee and make
plans fol a general c'aen-up and
spruce-up when spring begins to
open. The man who has no pride
in his surroundings possesses little
ambition to advance in life. + or
that reason he does not become one
Of those energetic lboosters and
producers who are the making of
a community. Let US make 1922 a
year of pride in our homes, and
our people, and our agricultural and
commercial activities. Pride may
come before a fall but it is fact
that it also serves to keep many a
fellow on his feet. 1t is not too
early to pegin to think if these
things and plan ahead therefore he
being ready when the time comes
to do the work.
fJullaetta Record: The recent cold
snap has furnished some fine Ice
from the Potlatch creek much of
the Ice being about eleven inches
thick and of very good grade.
Jack Heacox, of the Heacox con-
fectionery, has put up about ~
tons. William Fields, OF the Julia
eta Meat Market, has stored about
80 tons, Tom Fox, Herb Mlllard and
Fred Nye are putting up about s
tons. They are using the Ice house
at the home of Mrs. M. A. Perry
man for the purpose. None of
these so far putting up ice intend
to sell 1t in the summer, as we un-
derstand, but expect to keep it tor
their own use.
Deary Press: Henry Ford declares
that he doesn't want Muscle Shoals
tor personal gain, which somehow
does not sound exactly buslness-IIke
We have noticed that in all his past
and present activities Mr.. Ford has
not overlooked the element OF per
sonal gain. If he would put the
price OF his justly famous "univer
sails" down to fifty or sixty dollar:
piece. his claims in the Director
OF philanthr rophy as regards Muscle
Shoals would have greater weight.
Star Mirror: While Latah county
banks have been entirely free from
burgIaries or holdups during th'
epidemic of this sort of thing which
has been sweeping the country fo
the past year or more, the banker
are not going to take any chances
if precautlon means anything. A
meeting of bankers of the count.
held in this city with every BAN
represented excepting the two Gen
esee banks, the managers of whlcl
were unavoldabiy detained, 1t wa
voted to post reward Of $1,000 TO
the capture, dead or alive, of an
person, or persons, who may bur
glarlze, or rob, through the holdu
process, any bank IN the county. l
addition to this other precautlon
will be taken to guard the bank
against the work of hoIdups.
The meeting was called by j. A
Harsh, president of the Deary Stat
bank tor the purpose of forming
county organization. The organl;
atlon will include every banker !
the county. and is formed for tn
mutual benefit of the banks.
will also have its social feature
Officers elected for the first yea
are: j. A. Harsh, Deary, presiden
E. W. Porter, State Bank of Juli
eta, vIce-Dresident; Clarence La
sen, Troy State bank, secretar.
treasurer. These men, with H. Me