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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
5
A lively ode extols saying hello as a cordial, universal greeting for all people. The piece argues hello surpasses formalities, inspires goodwill, and fosters comradeship, claiming it opens the soul to joy and breaks down barriers across strangers and friends alike.
A playful ancient Egypt tale on Tut the ruler and his tombs. It mocks advertising power to revive interest in lost legends and living business, comparing Tut to modern marketing feats and urging readers to seize attention for their ventures.
Opportunity for men or women to take orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. Eliminate darning. Salary seventy five dollars a week full time one fifty dollars an hour spare time. Beautiful Spring line. Norristown Pa. 3-10w
Advertisement urges farmers to use the Paris Flour Mill for seed grain cleaning. It highlights cheap, efficient service by Victor Mouritsen with a contact phone. Also promotes male help wanted selling lines with high daily earnings and exclusive territory, listing P O Box 284 Salt Lake City.
Barbara Roberts is seriously ill for two weeks and the community wishes her a speedy recovery. Many Lanark farmers plan to plant sugar beets next summer with some as much as five acres, seeing value in Bear Lake area cultivation. Miss Millie Howell, a Fielding student, was a weekend visitor in Lanark last week.
Mr. Ralph Dunford travels to Salt Lake City for an indefinite work period. Mr. and Mrs. George Ward depart for Salt Lake City to attend conference. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bateman return from Montpelier after Mrs. Bateman’s appendicitis operation. Mrs. O C. Dunford leaves for Salt Lake City to visit relatives and friends. Mr. M. J. Floyd, a local merchant, leaves for an extended business trip to Salt Lake and Provo.
A week end visitor was Miss Ina McMurray who was entertained at the home of her friend Miss Della Patterson. Mr Otis Bateman has returned home from Montpelier where he has been working the past few weeks. Another conference visitor was Mr Lorton Thornock who left last week for Salt Lake City.
Governor I C C Moore proclaims Arbor Day across Idaho counties and urges planting during Tres Planting Week April 13 to 20. Citizens are urged to beautify parks, highways, streams and school grounds for future generations. Boise seal date March 16, 1923.
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