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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
4
Farmers face quality issues in hay packing grading and curing and risk losing buyers. The Farm Bureau seeks markets for surplus hay and to match buyers with well graded, properly prepared lots while urging farmers to improve methods and self accountability in Bear Lake county.
A fragmented diary recounts daily routines and events from a child’s perspective. It notes a death linked to probshun, school dismissals on Washington's Birthday, a minor accident involving a bottle, lessons, and home life with financial strain and parental anxieties.
Chicago observers report ready to wear garments prices have peaked and begun to fall during a 10 day expo presented by the ready to wear association. The group includes makers of women's and children's clothing.
The article argues that twenty years of strict regulation throttled railroad growth and caused a nationwide car shortage. It claims carriers must earn enough to survive or risk industry collapse, with the public suffering the consequences.
The Committee of 48 and the National Labor Party push a new Third Party uniting the Non-Partisan league and radical groups with support from the Triple Alliance and National Public Ownership League. A. W. Ricker says La Follette could sweep multiple states, paving socialization of industries and challenging established parties, risking western industry.
The fragment notes Mr. Bryan praising prohibition and cites figures from Massachusetts on reform school declines. It mentions a brick jar from Durmington North Carolina repurposed as a schoolhouse and asserts the nation will go saloonless. It also references Noah and a Bible verse about drinking.
Local listing promotes purchase of rags bones beeswax scrap iron junk rubbers hides furs wool bottles rubber brass copper and old automobiles for recycling or resale.
A heading reads a sale of household items including a house, a team of mares, a new set of harness, a Bajn wagon, and a set of old harness. Enquiries directed to MAX GARFINKLP at 242t in Paris.
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