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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
4
The fragment outlines reading notices and local rates with references to per line charges and ranges such as 250 to 500 and 500 or over. It mentions front page subtext, local notices, and blackface per line. The readable portion is sparse and lacks full context or clear events.
Assessors have finished their work and the state and county boards of equalization will decide taxation changes. The state board holds power to raise or lower taxes by class, while counties rarely alter assessor reports. Caution is urged to avoid farm and utility rate increases during weak fiscal times.
The speaker urges holding assessments at current levels for at least a year, arguing any tax increases would cripple the state and counties. They advocate targeted reductions where possible and insist the tax system be adjusted to fit a leaner pattern without extra burden on any one entity.
Forest officials urge voluntary smoking ban during ten month high fire danger in Intermountain National Forests. District Forester Rutledge notes accidents happen and calls for education and strict enforcement to prevent man made fires. volunteers already show success as fire season peak arrives.
The article notes common neglect by many women in cheese making and gives detailed steps. It covers equipment setup with holes in hoops, use of wooden followers, light bandage materials, precise temperature control, slow stirring after adding culture, heating to 101 104 degrees, avoiding overheat above 107 degrees, managing whey, salting at 90 degrees, pressing 24 48 hours, bandage removal, cooling, par affin, and storage conditions around 60 70 degrees with good air circulation.
The article argues for intensified dairying in Bear Lake valley while noting other townships have 138 to 536 cows each. It urges efforts to expand the industry, bring in better stock, and influence nearby Idaho regions to engage in dairying.
President Roy A Welker of Fielding Academy accompanied by an Underwood representative attended a Paris session to discuss collaboration and new training initiatives.
A fragment notes machines will be used in the commercial department at the academy this winter. The text is brief and lacks additional names or dates.
The guide advises turning to avoid a bump by using the clutch at the edge of the obstruction. It notes coasting reduces shock and suggests approaching at an angle so only one wheel hits, further reducing impact.
Marriage licenses issued in the county Clerk's office include Dr. H. C. Irwin of Pocatello and Miss Hellen L. Zarin of American Falls. Aaron Stowell formerly of Noonan now Delco and Miss M. Oral Groo of Montpelier are also recorded.
Department of the Interior notice states Richard S Sleight of Paris Idaho filed for three year proof to establish a homestead claim on NWY SEY of Section 4 Township 14S Range 43E Boise Meridian. Hearing set before W Smith Hoge Paris Idaho August 4 1921 with witnesses Robert W Vallentine Thomas G Sleight John V Bunn and Clarence Passey all of Paris Idaho.
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