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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1932
Page
4
The Paris Idaho notice lists the She Paris Post as published every Thursday with second class matter status. John A. Wallis is editor and publisher. Subscriptions read 2.00 yearly, 1.60 for six months, and 1.00 for three months, all in advance.
Two farmers quarrel over irrigation water at a barbed wire fence escalating to threats and a shovel attack. A flood washes them away, leaving soil rich for future tillers. The piece warns against lingering feuds and fate of prosperity.
Idaho Falls resident J D Elis ridicules Idaho Pioneer proposal to unite counties, suggesting drastic changes such as eliminating probate judges as part of tax adjustment, while referencing Montana laws for guidance.
A 1933 Idaho petition proposes uniting eight counties Teton Fremont Madison Jefferson Bonneville Bing ham Butte Clark under one centralized county court with a single sheriff and seven deputies. It urges local control over old courthouses and targeted legislative support to fund the plan amid heavy county debt and shrinking revenues.
M. D. Munn of the National Dairy Council says dairy profits flow steadily to farmers, unlike grain or beef. He notes butter surplus has cut cream checks, urging Americans to eat one extra pat of butter daily for a month to stabilize the industry.
A brisk motivational note urges readers to abandon complaint and hustle for success. It emphasizes turning effort into results, earning wealth, and improving fortunes through action. The call to perseverance contrasts with despair, encouraging courage and persistence.
Rigby Stay denounces consolidation as wasteful proposing that ninety percent of small counties run efficiently with tight oversight. He argues larger county unification would raise taxes and expenses, warning against engulfment by bigger jurisdictions.
Mrs Orlands Monson and son Nigle visited in Salt Lake over the weekend Eldon Pugmire attended conference in Salt Lake The bridge club met at Mrs Grover Clevendan s home Wednesday Mrs Hazel Monson is reported ill She has been moved to the home of
The piece lists local social events and visits in Paris, noting aprons and overall dance attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dusenberry and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bach. It mentions Mrs. Alton Bunderson visiting Montpelier, cattle buying by Fenton Alred and Van Ness Wallen time, and various calls by merchants and salesmen. High score at a Rock party goes to Stanley Arnell.
John P. Hulme administrator of the estate of Ann Maria Hulme announces creditors and others with claims against the deceased must present them with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims to be sent to the administrator at his Bloomington Idaho residence Bear Lake County. First published March 31 1932 last published April 28 1932.
Mayor Fred J. Price came back Monday evening from Salt Lake City after attending a regional conference. He planned to summarize insights for city committees and report back to residents.
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