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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
2
The Paris unit of a national Silent Boosters chapter promotes optimistic, morale boosting civic spirit. It urges no dues, welcomes all, and encourages members to avoid negative talk about hard times to aid local business and general welfare.
More snow fell this morning in Bear Lake valley and the Jow lands saw up to three inches. Blizzards comparable to past winters hit parts of the state while local residents recover from illness and prepare for shop reopenings.
The Argonaut protests the Idaho legislature’s denial of bond funding for a university library. It questions democracy and urges student involvement, while critics blame the paper for alienating supporters amid a strong case for the project. Lewiston Tribune.
California lamb raisers confront a surplus of lambs amid poor forage conditions from the 30 day drought. Experts predict only about 60 percent of early lambs will fatten in state, with heavier marketing anticipated in April and concern over prices. Many thin lambs likely to be fattened out of state as grain and hay remain inexpensive. Several thousand lambs have sold for April delivery at 8 to 8 1/2 cents per pound.
Department of the Interior notices that George H Curless of Pegram Idaho filed for three year proof to establish a homestead claim on lands in sections 27 28 33 34 Township 15 South Range 45 East Boise Meridian. Witnesses listed Seldon Parker Charles Beyler H O Curless E D Curless. Appears to be publication dated March 7 1931 with Montpelier Idaho involvement.
The Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Company of California announces new shipments from its Barr Pedro plant. Five ocean deliveries to Texas and Louisiana occurred last month, with two more to Mexico soon and a larger consignment planned for Hawaii. Export orders reach the Philippines and China, but full movement awaits domestic order fulfillment. President A L Kreiss notes night operations and imports of Idaho phosphate rock and Nevada and Italy potash to support fruit orchards rice fields and cane fields.
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