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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
6
A debate over tariff policy is framed as a push to pit farming against industry. The author argues most farm products face duties while farm inputs enter duty free, insisting farmers and manufacturers share common interests and should cooperate rather than exploit cross currents for political gains.
The Oakland California Times warns that delaying the combined city and county tax assessment plan authorized by voters would waste about 100000. It notes private firms would act quickly to seal a such leak, but public business often prioritizes political effects over economy.
The Burley Bulletin cites growing savings deposits and bank numbers since World War I as proof Americans lean toward thrift. It also warns Idaho residents about high pressure peddlers selling poor quality goods and urges supporting local merchants who fund schools and community institutions.
A Denver column extols the devoted but stretched fathers who work nights and away from home. It pleads for charity toward fatherless boys and praises mothers who act as both parents, urging communities to open doors and hearts to "the lad who is hungry for the man touch."
The article notes that reliance on excuses for late deliveries is a common reason for replacing sales staff. It highlights dissatisfaction with the current team's performance and signals management may hire a new representative to improve orders and reliability.
County Superintendent A D Kelsey proclaims Friday April 29 as Arbor Day urging school districts to assemble pupils for exercises. Emphasizes tree and shrub culture preservation, beauty, and bird life protection under state law. Also notes election officers must return ballot boxes to City Clerk. Patrons reminded of annual school meeting and election on Saturday April 16 with budget discussion and trustee election.
Great sport features include cowgirls from western ranges competing in the Chicago Roundup and World's Championship Rodeo nine days starting August 18. Champions past and present join new contenders in the stadium funded by the Chicago Association of Commerce with 30 000 in prizes, the largest this year. Austin of Wembley fame backs the event and will manage the roundup through his Tex organization.
The city of Parts Idaho holds a city election on Tuesday April 26 1927 for one mayor one clerk or treasurer and two councilmen from each of four wards plus a tax levy for a band fund Polls open 9 am to 7 pm at the Court House The registrar is W Smith Hoge and eligible electors must register before election Officials appointed include Adolph Hunsaker George F Taylor Orron Pendrey Clerks Cassie Innes Emma Skinner Mayoral order and city council notification.
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