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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
4
A motivational call urges self reliance with hard work and farming. It asserts most people can improve fortunes by farming peas and seeking employment rather than waiting for money. The message emphasizes diligence, persistence, and seizing opportunity through labor.
A letter urges readers to compare Pocatello Boise and Montpelier to argue that closing saloons boosts town prosperity. It claims Pocatello and St Anthony have thrived since prohibition while Boise lags and Ogden would prosper if Salt Lake closes saloons.
A fragment asserts residents accept and pay for the paper, framing it as more than duty. It hints at diverse people around, and the writer’s mixed feelings about social attitudes.
A clipped, humorous letter laments readers who value their hometown paper yet insult its editor by ignoring financial support. The writer notes readers pay for subscriptions and read the paper first, while editors joke about whistling for money and wonder about future funding and respect.
The Pocatello Tribune released a highly complete booster issue on southeastern Idaho. The edition was profusely illustrated with halftones and showcased the press’s modernization. Publishers receive deserved credit for the accomplishment.
Notice to electors of Paris Idaho that city officers will be elected April 27 1916 at the City Court House. Positions include Mayor Clerk Police Judge Treasurer and councilmen from wards one two three and four for two-year terms. Election judges Henry Athay Parley Allred Hyrum S Poulsen appointed. poll hours 8 am to 7 pm. Attest Mayor Rich Hoge Clerk W Smith Hoge.
Information on six percent farm loans is offered by William J. Bowcutt of St. Charles Idaho. The notice invites interested parties to write for details.
The article describes a Mutual Improvement Day on Friday April 30 featuring three divisions of activities at the tabernacle. It lists athletic events for boys and girls, including sprints, relays, a stretcher race, long-jump, and a dance in the pavilion. Leaders from North and South regiments are named, with captains Olsen and Hyden. A parade of ward participation and district tryouts is planned, culminating in the Grand M. I. Ball and Queen presentation with May pole ceremonialists. Proceeds support the organization and Bee Hive work.
Readers are invited to explore spring footwear for women and children highlighting style exclusiveness and customer satisfaction. The advertisement emphasizes fresh seasonal options and appealing designs for the Easter period.
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