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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
4
The piece celebrates spring as a powerful call to nature and wandering. It describes April and May as the season when the earth wakes, birds sing, leaves swell, and humans feel a restless urge to saunter the hills and valleys. Spring is personified as a goddess moving across heaven and earth.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports that twenty leading implement companies lost an estimated 50 million dollars during 1922 and 1923 as costs rose and demand faltered. Despite lean times, optimism persists as farmers and implement makers seek new devices to save labor and cash in on improving uses of machinery.
The farmer of this county will have many friends as he journeys, meeting people who seek to shake hands and get acquainted. Numerous remedies for the poor sick and impoverished agriculturist will be offered by many who claim to know how to fix things. A simple vote will achieve the result.
Dairying is presented as the surest safest and most profitable farming branch while boosting soil fertility and providing a steady cash income. It notes that for every ton of butterfat sold only 70 cents worth of soil fertility is removed, whereas the feed used to produce it, if sold, would remove about 400 dollars.
The dialogue shows an owner asking about repair costs and a garageman estimating forty eight dollars and fifty cents for fixing the car reflecting a utilitarian exchange from Arkansas Utility News.
A Judge recalls a family connection to a lumber man described as a large operator with a wooden leg in a terse courtroom exchange. The remark reflects on heritage and reputation in a historical setting.
Joseph Robinson returns from Salt Lake City winter visit and plans to devote energy to local dairying and bread making. Spring brings warm days, dry roads, lake thaw, and Bear Lake life anticipation. Community notes include a Misfit dance success, ward Primary conference, Bishop Robinson address on commandments, Father Moffat’s fall, Amusement Hall work, garden plans, and visitors from Randolph to Laketown.
Lakota students held a Friday evening event with a basketball dance and baskets of colors. a school gathering and meal followed. Local families and friends expressed hope that all attendees attend tonight’s children's event and future gatherings.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a tense exchange with phrases like no fatalities and accusations of kissing. The readable bits hint at a confrontation involving a father figure and a claimed kiss, but the surrounding context is missing.
An editorial in Jersey Bulletin and Dairy World argues the United States could meet butter and cheese demand domestically. It notes 1923 imports of 23 million pounds of butter and 64 million pounds of cheese, implying six million dairy cows would suffice to cover a shortfall, challenging fears of overproduction.
Excerpt discusses choosing between straight life insurance and a guaranteed fund policy with accumulation and interest. It describes why older assessment policies are avoided and promotes a guaranteed life policy as benefiting beneficiaries nationwide. Also includes a marginal classified ad seeking hosiery orders and a wage offer in Norristown Pennsylvania.
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