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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
8
The article urges a community wide spring clean up as warm weather returns. It stresses disposing of winter litter and decay, repairing buildings, landscape gardening, and a modest labor cost to improve health and appearance. It promotes a clean, well painted and planted town as best advertising.
The piece argues taxes are essential for courts roads armies and schools yet urges protests against inefficiency and waste. It discusses tax payer grievances and cites modern business as proving more can be provided for less through better practices.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Ming Brewer with out of town relatives attending from Salt Lake Paris Blackfoot Logan and Montpelier. The Fielding High School staged the comic opera Priscilla and villagers hosted a miscellaneous shower for Merrell Mattson.
The piece argues government at all levels incurs unnecessary costs and duplication, urging public protest and action to raise efficiency. It notes Mrs Alfred Jensen and baby visiting at Mrs Jensen’s parents in Bern, while highlighting taxpayer burdens.
Public notice announces a land sale comprising Lots 1 2 and 3 in the E% NW and NEK SW 114.70 acres. The specific parcels and boundaries are listed for potential buyers. Terms and bidding details are not included in the readable fragment.
Midvale and Bern residents, including Mr and Mrs Howard Clark and family, spent a weekend in Bloomington at the Dunford home. Paris hosted Henry Kunz John Kunz Jr Parley Buhler and Edwin Alleman on business. Mrs Clifford Pugmire and her father John Bunz Jr traveled with Rulon to Pocatello where her husband works. Wilford Rich tended ranch interests near Bern recently.
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