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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
4
Officials cite rising acreages and yields in Idaho sugar beets, noting 39 000 acres in 1924 expanding to 40 000 in 1925. Average yield climbed from 6.85 tons per acre to 11.65 tons, boosting value from 1 936 000 dollars to 3 350 000 dollars. Eight factories seek greater acreage to reach full capacity and stimulate local employment.
A satirical piece on the overconfident egotism of a swelled headed dad who claims to know all about boys. He underestimates his son who proves wiser and seeks guidance from a real, understanding man. Set in a Denver context.
The piece explains a comprehensive wartime mobilization plan with a Draft Board aided by a priority committee to allocate labor, money, and materials. It advocates price controls, government directors for industries, and centralized budgeting to prevent profiteering and ensure front line needs are met. It notes past WWI precedents and cites criticism and support from manufacturers and President Wilson.
The text describes wartime price and quality controls by the War Industries Board, including shoe and clothing standardization, cards for sellers, and strict enforcement to prevent inflation. It discusses potential postwar plans, Hoover’s food price roles, rent talks, and a proposal for prewar price baselines to curb inflation in a future conflict.
Department of the Interior notices Parley S Lewis of Paris Idaho filed intent to prove up a stock raising homestead entered Sept 7 1920 for parcel in Township 13 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. Hearing set before W Smith Hoge US Commissioner Paris Idaho on the 7th with witnesses Jesse Lewis William Bunn Walter Poulsen Melvin Pausey.
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