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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1930

Page

4

Bear Lake Valley aims for oiling main Paris to Montpelier road

The Bear Lake Valley editorial notes plan to oil the trunk road from Paris to Montpelier this year with possible extension to the Utah line at Fisavea on by year end 1930. It urges intervention by J D Wood and local chambers to press county action, highlighting summer usage by tourists and farmers and the road as the county’s main artery.

Bear Lake County Paris Montpelier Utah Fis Avea J. D. Wood Montpelier Chamber of Commerce Logan Canyon Wyoming Lincoln Bear Lake

Children Grow in Seasonal Spurts Like Plants

A reader from Kenwood California notes that children show growth spurts in the same seasons as plants. Measurements taken on a kitchen wall over years show both daughters growing between August and February, suggesting a seasonal pattern in growth.

Neil Griffith Wilson Kenwood California

Sunshine and warmth aid growth like children not plants

The text compares the effects of sunshine on children to plants, noting stronger growth from February to August and milder growth in winter. It distrupts the idea that warmth boosts progress and links self conceit to social unpopularity. It contrasts self conceit with self confidence as obstacle to success.

Neighbor’s Paper Thief Is a Knocker Against Local Paper

A felon who habitually borrows a neighbor’s newspaper is described as a knocker against the home paper, highlighting recurring theft and anti newspaper sentiment.

Idaho Editor Attacks Tax Exemption For Municipal Utilities

A northern Idaho editor defends municipal ownership of utilities against tax exemptions. He warns Washington and Oregon debates affect Idaho, noting city revenue losses from $50,000 tax gaps to fund expenses. Country taxpayers pay for presumed rates benefits and race to tax municipal plants persists among farmers.

Idaho Washington Oregon

Idaho Taxpayers Face Dairy, Road Funding, and Rates Debate

The article notes non taxpayers backing rate reductions via city ownership may be favored and urges more taxpayer attention ahead of the next Idaho legislature. It discusses dairy industry gains and butter quality impact on markets, egg supply needs, and Idaho’s highway funding outlook with increased federal aid and gas tax concerns.

Idaho Los Angeles

Annual School Meeting and Election Notice

Notice of the annual School Meeting and Election in all Cominion School Districts to be held Saturday April 19. Patrons may express opinion on the coming year’s budget. One trustee will be elected. Candidates and terms must be filed with the clerk of the Board of Trustees at least six days before the election by one or more qualified voters.

Cominion Board of Trustees

Sargon Pills Restore Health Says John R B Lowe

John R B Lowe of Los Angeles reports long illness with bilious spells headaches and indigestion. After four bottles of Sargon he regains weight energy and appetite and can walk miles without fatigue. Local agents listed St Regis Hotel Spokane Paris Drug Co.

John RB. Lowe W. Vernon Ave Los Angeles St. Regis Hotel Spokane Paris Drug Co

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