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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1917
Page
5
Weather observer David Moore reports extreme cold in Castle Rock Wyoming. A breakfast mishap followed a freeze when one man ignored a call, later arriving to ask why no one woke him. A thaw brought surreal sounds as Moore heard his frozen voice thawing from a post.
A placard signed by the director of civil and general service urges German agricultural workers to remain in farming. It labels farming as a patriotic auxiliary service and warns that leaving the plow for higher pay denotes desertion, urging villagers to lead by example.
Farner Corntessel rejects city folks as summer boarders. He proposes to take them as pupils in agriculture and charge for the farming experience, turning the opportunity into paid instruction rather than lodging.
A local neighborhood drew attention after residents described a family as unpopular saying the children lick other kids. The remark sparked concern about safety and community harmony.
A humorous exchange between Practical and Bill Bumble about belief in reincarnation. Bill asserts belief if honey exists in the carnation, delivering a light, quippy joke.
In a light exchange from Puck a couple discuss a planned rent hike. The husband expresses concern while the wife reacts with reluctant relief, turning a domestic moment into a social joke about inflation and housing costs.
A playful exchange introduces a named horse nicknamed Niagara for his unruly nature. The dialogue hints at the animal's temper and a humorous attempt to describe why he is hard to harness.
Department of the Interior notice details Kes Javenson of Bloomington Indiana filing a homestead application in Blackfoot Idaho for a three year final proof and witnesses named Dalenet Patines Payne and Jacobsen. The notice also mentions the death of Mrs. Owen, survivor of Napoleon’s funeral party on St Helena.
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