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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1939

Page

5

Poisoned Oats Distributed Across Bear Lake County

County agent reports five hundred pounds of alfalfa leaves and 24 gallons of strychnine mixed at four stations Wardboro Bloomington Bennington Nan. About fifty farmers received poisoned alfalfa leaves with twelve gallons supplied by the biological survey and twelve by the county. A Montpelier meeting discussed wheat allotments for 23 Idaho Wyoming farms, leading to temporary withdrawal of allotments while western division officials decide.

Bear-Lakee County Wardboro Bloomington Bennington Noonan Montpelier Idaho Wyoming John J. McElroy Offiver Elmer—.Johnson Ralph Grant Francis Winters Lincoln Blanche Wray John A. Linford Lincon R. R. Dunn E. J. Sneck Lincoln County H. L. Stafford Ida- RO J W Howard Ideths Boyd Baxter Donald M. Budge Assitant G E. Hulme J. R. Pugmire Commmitteeman Fred Co. Evans Ccounty Er- Neg Alfred Bear Lake County Western Division Washington, DC

Telephone connects you to distant contacts fast

The passage promotes telephone use for quick business or social communication, noting immediate spoken replies. It mentions that operators can provide out of town rates upon request.

Pansy and Abelard Stone Features in Historic Musings

A collage of short items notes Bear Lake county wheat allotments and farmer support, World War casualty comparisons, heart’s daily 100000 beats and blood flow, the ancient pansy’s European roots, Abelard and Heloise tombs drawing visitors, and a Palestinian bread gift custom before 1844.

Fixing Up Arguments and Respect Across Cultures

A Chinatown sage notes that arguments cannot quiet conscience and time will end all. A custom among Orientals, especially Chinese, removes glasses as a mark of respect when speaking to another, per Collier's Weekly.

Hi Ho Chinatown Collier Weily

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