The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-06
Over The County

With seven little chicks which came
to his house Christmas morning. An
investigation showed that the
mother of the brood had hatched
them IN an old hen house across the
alley from his home. The little
chicks had followed their mother
through the snow to the house
where Mr.. Cruel found them, ap-
parently none the worse for wadlng
through the snow. Mr.. Cruel took
them in and has provided food and
a warm place for the mother and
her baby chicks and hopes to be
able to raise the entire brood.
Nez Perae Herald: 1t is noted
that this community is partlcipat-
ing IN an unusual number OF gener-
al social gatherings and dances TINS
season and while this fact may give
some the impressions that undue
levity prevails and there is not pro-
per consideration for tine more SER
ious matters IN hand, we gather
from. close observation that IN a
large measure the rather excessive
adherence to social play is to over
come any prevailing depression and
shows the wholesome inclination
toward smiles and optimism,
rather than frowns and grouches.
It's mighty good sign when an
individual, crowd or community
MAINTAINS happy demeanor in face
OF trial.
Deary Press: The homlng in
stlnct is greater at Christmas. per-
haps, than at any other season of the
wear. This was brought to mind
Saturday when we noted the large
number of people who arrived on
the train and were joyousIy met by
parents, brothers, sisters or friends.
and others who departed to spend
Christmas with home folks in other
towns or communities. We knew
some of the arrivals-many we did
not know. That shows now they
have out grown US. When we con-
slider that we have on our subscrip
ton list many whose birth we an
nounced when We published the
Troy News years ago, and VINO now
have families of their own, we fee
that we must be getting somewha
seasoned. That was nearly 30 year
ago. Perhaps we may be pardonet
for not recognizing animated
Young faces of some who greeted
home folks here at Christmas time.
Star Mirror: A meeting of poultr
enthusiasts was held IN Washburn 1
Wilson's Seed House, Wednesda
night at 7:30 and 1t was definitely dc
cided to hold poultry show On Jar
uary 19, 20. 81, 1922. The Moscoy
Poultry Association was organize
to conduct this show and the follow
ing officers elected: R. E. Waldo
president; E. A. Cruver, vice-presit
ent and H. W. Hubert, secretar!
treasurer. A committee compose
of W. T.. Elder, R. 7. Parkhur
and O. r. Gossett was elected
take charge of premiums and pr
MUM lists.
The last poultry show in Mosco
was held in January 1918 under tt
auspices of the Panhandle Poultl
association. During the war tn
ASSOCIATION became inactive. II
increased profits and great lntere
now taken IN poultry have create
more demand than ever before +
knowledge of better poultry met
DDS. The Moscow Poultry Associ
tion was organized to conduct
show to give those people abo
Moscow vino are interested in t
poultry industry an opportunity
learn more about 1T. IT the {
thusiasm and interest which "
shown at the Tuesday night me
ing is any indication, Moscow "
see a real poultry show on the da
mentioned above.
A meeting of the Moscow Poul
Association will he held Stature
afternoon at 200 p. IN. at the Wa
burn-WiIson building. All tn
interested in the poultry show
urged to attend this meeting.