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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
3
John A. Wallis, editor and publisher, explains that subscriptions and publication day are affected. The plant is paralyzed and much news, including correspondence, is left out. He asks readers to bear with the temporary shortcoming.
The Paris Post reports chairman A. W. Shepherd announces the old folks summer outing is postponed due to stormy weather and unhealthy breathing conditions.
I Grimmett, local builder, won contracts to construct Fish Haven and Geneva school buildings with bids of 6200 and 10350 dollars respectively. Work has begun on both projects. Mrs Robert Dowty and three children of Seattle visit Arthur Taylor.
Pocatello Optical Company warns that nerve strain from defective vision harms children’s studies and health. Dr. A L Chilton offers exams in Montpelier August 22–23 at specified times and locations, promising glasses only when necessary.
San Pedro gains a new $1,000,000 agricultural phosphate plant through the Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Company of California Ltd. The firm plans to invest $750,000 more and will produce fertilizer and by products under the Kreiss process. A Paris Idaho mine, rich in phosphate rock, will supply raw materials.
Bonners Ferry's C. Wilson elected department commander and Caldwell's Edith Meek named president of the women's auxiliary at the closing sessions. Lewiston chosen for the 1931 convention. Other officers include Duncan Johnson Twin Falls as first vice commander and David L. Bush Malad as national executive committeeman. Delegates to Boston include Wilson Estabrook Nampa Peterson Lewiston and more. District commanders inducted as vice commanders list names from St. Maries to Mackay.
Paris Idaho exchange offers to trade lumber and building materials for grain with payment at thrashing time and top market price. Miss Olga Hoge, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge, underwent an appendectomy last Thursday at Montpellier Hospital and is said to be recovering well.
Annual statement of city expenses for Paris Idaho for the year ending May 1931 shows total expenses 9 792.35 and revenue 9 764.05. Prepared under Idaho code Sec 4055. Dated July 1 1930. Mayor A W Shepherd Attest W Smith Hoge Clerk.
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