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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1926

Page

5

Winlock Growth and Poultry Rise Highlight Washington Town

Winlock Washington with 800 to 1000 residents earns 2100000 from sales to Eastern markets and 274000 from butter plus three lumber mills totaling 4000 per resident. Despite being Northwest's top poultry center, other western regions show strong poultry potential as Bear Lake county advances this industry.

Winlock Washington

Paris Baseball Team Seeks Community Boost For Summer Games

Local observers note baseball as a major American sport and expect Paris fans to rally this summer. A large crowd attended Saturday’s game, supporting the team and renewing ties with visitors from nearby towns. The piece urges ongoing cooperation and boosting to enhance the team’s success.

Paris

Supreme Court Dinner By Judge Delays Urgent Call

A joke from the Columbia Record depicts a caller insisting on seeing the judge and the secretary replying the judge is at dinner, noting the errand is of vital importance but the judge is at steak.

Columbia Record

Not Easy It Is a Good Thing to Rule One's Life

An aphoristic exchange notes a calm acceptance of death, suggesting strength in self mastery and composure amid life’s challenges. The quote reflects stoic resolve and reassurance that fear fades when one governs their own actions.

East Side Rancher Drowns After Car Plunges Into Canal

Last Friday around 9 pm Dan Behlen drove a Ford borrowed from Heat Lake Motor Company off a bridge at the outlet and into seven feet of water. He was found seated behind the wheel after the car was recovered. resuscitation failed. The body was taken to town for burial preparations. coroner Williams found no inquest needed. Behlen, a long time county resident, left a wife and eight children. Funeral conducted by Odd Fellows. interment in the city cemetery. Mrs Stucki came from Paris to attend. News

Paris Dan Behlen Behlen Heat Lake Motor Company Ford Williams Willams M. L. de Julien California Clara Stuck Fred Montana Odd Fellows Order New York City

Make Our Own Lives Says R R Williams

The quote emphasizes self-reliance and character as the main drivers of joy happiness and success in life. It centers on personal responsibility over external events and circumstances.

R. R. Williams

Self-Examination Guide From Confucius Paraphrase

A concise moral remark on self scrutiny. The superior man monitors his inner thoughts when alone to ensure there is nothing wrong and no cause for self dissatisfaction.

Confudiua

Quotation From Hebrews The Forwards and Authorship Note

The quotation If God be for us who can be against us appears in Romans not Hebrews. The authorship of Hebrews remains disputed among scholars.

Farm Motors in Actual Farm Use

General Electric and Adirondack Light and Power reps tested portable five and fifteen horsepower farm motors on Schenectady area farms last year. Trials showed feed grinding fast, hay hoisting efficient, and threshing with steadier speed than gasoline engines. Motors also ran a silo cutter and improved equipment with automatic oilless compensator. Frequent design updates aim to maximize mobility and drive multiple farm machines.

General Electric Schenectady Koyresentatives Adirondack , Light and Power Company New York State Godfrey Leneker Tl. Plain Stover George Nellis St. Johnsville Chariton N. Y Sohen Sarnowski

Captain John Smith II Ventures for Chervantes River

An American explorer nicknamed Captain John Smith II plans a second expedition into Brazil's River of Death region south of the Amazon. He funds his mission with modern science devices a powerful electric flashlight and a radio receiver to deter hostile Chervantes Indians while navigating the jungle with hope of peaceful contact and discovery.

Brazil John Smith Smith River of Death Amazon Basin Francis Gow-Smith Rio Das Mortes Death Chervantes

Fielding High Graduation Set for May With Valedictorian

Thirty one students are scheduled to graduate from Fielding High School in May. Merrill Cook is named valedictorian among the graduates, with a list of classmates including Rich Allred, Gladys Athay, Mabel Athay, Elmer Beck, and many others.

Fielding High Fielding High School Merrill Cook Rich Allred Gladys Athay Mabel Athay Elmer Beck Weyn Bird Hortense Bolton Vernon Budge Harold Clayton Phyllis Clark Walp Davis Ogmond Dunford Gladys Dunn Harlan Eborn Benson Peterson Kenneth Grimmett Elfonda Hymas Et King Pearl Nelson Milford Passey Jay Painter Lillian Poulsen Pearl Price Ralph Rich Ezra Roberts Franklin Rogers Lucille Smedley Hugh Shepherd Lela Taylor Ruth Toolson

Despotic Rules in Ancient Filipino Law Highlight Absolute Rulership

The fragment notes harsh ancient practices where chieftains held total power and monetary payments tied to severe crimes. It cites a repeated injunction and emphasizes oppressive governance shaping legal norms.

First Poet of New England Anne Bradstreet

Anne Bradstreet is identified as the first poet of New England. Daughter of Governor Thomas Dudley and wife of Governor Simon Bradstreet, her notable work was first published in London in 1650.

New England Anne Bradstreet Gover Thomas Dudley Simon Bradstreet London

Mind Must Rule

Quote on self mastery and happiness by Samuel Johnson urging inner disposition over external change to avoid fruitless effort and added grief.

Samuel Johnson

Sophomore Origin Reexamined In Classical Roots

The term sophomores, referring to students in their second year, is traced to a misconception of two Greek roots meaning wise and foolish. The article notes the original sense and how the label implies wisdom after freshman year.

There is a good time coming phrase traced to Sir Walter Scott

The expression there is a good time coming likely stems from an optimistic sentiment and first appears in a literary context in Sir Walter Scott's Rob Roy. The line resonates in later usage as a common motto of hopeful anticipation.

Walter Scott Rob Roy

Conditioning Farm Work Horses For Spring Field Labor

Farmers should begin gentle conditioning for work horses two to three weeks before heavy field tasks. Provide a balanced ration of oats bran and old corn with good hay, avoid lush pasture, and maintain daily grooming. Clip if shedding is slow and bathe shoulders during work to toughen the coat without over sweating.

Oran

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