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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
8
A schoolboy writes a pun on horse sense for a classroom task. News covers family travels between Paris Conda Logan and Provo Utah with health updates and community visits. Red Cross wheat shipments reach Laketown and Garden City and a Victory celebration features Adjutant Harl Shepherd and local figures at Montpelier.
The Bedr Lake Post No. 84 of the American Legion endorsed payment in full of the soldier bonus. Notice of the action was sent to the state adjutant at Boise.
The proposal to trim government salaries by up to 11 percent worries clerks who fund churches and cultural groups in Washington. They warn sharp pay cuts would hamper charitable support and community Chest contributions, signaling broad discontent among public workers.
Scout notes announce D C Watkins will supervise all registered scouts for a one week camp at Bloomington Lakes with area furnished tents and each scout providing food and bedding. Court of Honor set for Liberty ward Sunday at 2 pm to examine advancement. next council meeting May 13 at 8 pm at stake tabernacle. W S Averill resigns as Publicity Chairman due to moving, pledging continued support.
Amid economic worry in Washington, supporters of wild fowl preservation reject subsidies. They urge a self funded approach, presenting a detailed plan before the Senate committee to stave off extinction.
A proposed penny per shell stamp tax aims to raise about seven million dollars annually for migratory bird protection shared between federal and state agencies. Advocates argue funds will restore breeding grounds amid drought and marsh draining, boosting game bird production while preserving species for future generations.
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