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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
4
A tribute to farmers as a steadfast nation builders who never strike or withhold goods. The piece extols the farmer as king of the nation, delivering sustenance despite hardships and price pressures, and urges unity to force policy changes if needed. It lauds his resilience and moral leadership as the salt of the earth.
Town residents should stage a large summer or autumn get-together at their trading point to entertain, greet, and better acquaint neighbors. Such events strengthen bonds between country and town and safeguard local business against urban competition.
A reflective tract urges towns to support parks schools churches and local enterprises to keep youth engaged. It cites Longfellow on living in the present and warns against dwelling on the past or fearing the future while advising individuals to avoid meddling in others affairs.
A study of why many farm boys depart homes and farms cites three main motives. First, desire for regular hours, a steady income, and time for play. not laziness but a wish for clear limits and personal money. Second, longing for adventure and exposure to new places, people, and experiences, to be satisfied with guided exploration. Third, a wish to assume responsibility and an active part in farm life and community. when thwarted, departure is possible. Encourages enabling opportunities and ownership to retain them.
A Logan Republic report notes a July 28 incident where a car tipped over an embankment, sending a young woman and another person into water four feet deep. Mr Ault and Deputy Sheriff Benson arrived at the scene and investigated.
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