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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1929

Page

4

American tariff gospel at Amsterdam congress urges fair home competition

Delegates to the fifth general congress of the International Chamber of Commerce in Amsterdam advocate a tariff policy that protects American living standards and promotes equalization for manufacturers and farmers. They argue tariffs should adjust external differences until global producers can raise their standards to reduce reliance on cheaper foreign labor. The stance challenges exclusionist views and cites 1921 trade data showing rising imports and exports.

International Chamber of Commerce Amsterdam America

Town Progress Supports Farm Prosperity and Education

The home farmer should pride in a up-to-date town with good schools and churches. A thriving town benefits farmers by education for children, market outlets for products, and higher land values. Every farmer owes effort to build the town for the whole community.

ONE MAN S SECRET

At 14 George Black built a wagon and sold eggs around Pigeon Michigan. He opened a store, expanded to a factory, and now runs a $350000 yearly business in a town of 800. He credits advertising in small-town newspapers and offering real bargains as the secret to his success.

George Black Pigeon Mich Black

Mrs Read Returns Home After Paris Visit

Mrs. O L Read returns to her Ogden Utah home Friday after a two week visit in Paris.

O. L. Read Ogden Utah Paris

Fisherman's Lament of a Long and Lost Bite

A traveler recounts a long fishing trip marked by bus trips and broken bait. The narrator endures heat, a flat tire, mosquitoes, and fatigue before returning home with only the line and hopes for the next trip and a note of wife’s teasing disappointment.

Colorful Suit With Gray Silk and Rose Accessories

A description outlines a sleeveless jumper in gray silk with a circular style. A short jacket features a printed scarf. Rose beret and rose socks complete the colorful galt theme.

Well Being Amid Struggles and Health in 1929

A reflective piece describes personal health, clothing concerns, and a hospitalized friend named Sam facing long illness. It contrasts daily cares with hopeful prospects, noting limited mobility and longing for simple joys like books, games, and fresh air. The narrative captures patient endurance and quiet sacrifice over years of illness.

Horse spooks after can tied to tail injures Mrs. Vice Jackson

Mrs. Vice Jackson was knocked down and badly bruised by a frightened horse that had a can tied to its tail. Her son Bobby escaped unharmed as the horse charged along the road. The letter from Rich County Reaper notes concern over the risky practice and calls for action. Also mentioned is Rich County youth Irving Guebler returning from five months in Arizona.

Lee Nfever Sam Tod Bean Vice Jackson Jackson Bobby Rich County Reaper

Notice of Base Delinquent Shares for Gold Star Mining Co

Delinquent stock assessments listed against shareholders of Gold Star Mining Co of Provo Utah dated June 18 1929. Names include Evelyn Riddle B Brahmansan c od Zelda Henderson Laura Henderson Dr John H Henderson John W Henderson Noble Evans and others with amounts due. Board order dated June 15 1929 allocates shares and amounts due as shown.

Gold Star -Mining Company Provo Utah Evelyn Vopswe Noble Evans

Paris Independent School District No. 2 Trustee Elections Notice

Notice is given for the annual school meeting in Bear Lake County Idaho to be held September 3 1929 at Emerson Schoolhouse. Elections run 1 PM to 6 PM for two trustee seats one three year term and one eight year term, with nomination terms to be filed with the Clerk.

Clerk of Independent School District Bear Lake County Idaho Paris Independent School District Paris Independent Bear Lake Emerson Saidi

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