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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
4
A tribute to the rural general practitioner as a beloved center of community life. The writer reflects on the old fashioned country doctor’s closeness to families, compassion, and lifelong service amid modern change.
A tribute extols a country doctor for healing and compassion. The piece lauds his role as a true friend to the distressed, noting humane deeds over medals, and argues America still needs its country physicians.
Refuse from sugar beet production once deemed useless now yields substantial revenue for farmers and manufacturers. Tops feed livestock, molasses go to alcohol or stock feeds, lime cake improves soils, and soils show 50 to 80 percent higher yields after beets. Tariff protection could boost prosperity and guard against foreign monopolies.
A historical editorial condemns cigarette billboard campaigns for featuring young men and women in amorous poses. It argues tobacco ads offend public dignity, echoing earlier criticism of liquor and urging heed to past experiences with marketers and public policy.
Notice of public auction of state land in Bear Lake County Idaho to be held at the Blackfoot Court House in Bingham County Ia ho on Monday April 29 1929 at 11 oclock A M. Tract 1 includes Lots 1 2 and 3 E4 NW and NEx% SW totaling 14.70 acres. Tract 2 WY NW 3452 33.
A fragment from the Idaho Falls Times-Register notes the rise of a small ad brand that could grow into a major problem for its promoters. An unrelated item tells of a sock note leading to matrimony mischief from Kenosha. A 650 pound circus giant died after pneumonia contracted while cooling off post drinking.
Peter Backe a Bronx repairman sleeping at Hunter's Point station in Queens fell asleep on the platform. He was struck by a approaching subway as three cars passed before the brakes stopped the train. He slept through ambulance arrival and hospital transfer, unhurt though stunned by the incident.
Public auction will sell Bear Lake County Idaho property per an April 10 1929 county board order. Properties include multiple parcels in Montpelier Paris and Bloomington areas plus other sections and additions listed by section township and range under Idaho land sale statutes.
The writer argues every town must practice salesmanship to grow. He outlines a five step framework for selling a community: identify a market, assess marketability, target buyers, determine sale methods, and appoint a sales force. He cautions against complacency and stresses continual change to stay ahead.
Notice is given that on Friday May 24 1929 at 11 a m at the front door of Court House Paris Bear Lake County Idaho I will sell the described real property to the highest bidder for cash under an order of the Bear Lake County Board of Commissioners Tract No 1501 includes multiple 8 and 9 fractions in townships 148 155 R 44 45 E B M with owners Edward Bird William Sparks Edward Nate and Haggerty Kennedy. Deputy Clerk W Smith Hoge signs the notice dated April 15 1929.
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