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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1931
Page
6
John A. Wallis, editor and publisher, notes subscription rates for the Paris Post. One year in advance costs 2.00 dollars, six months 1.60, and three months 1.00. The paper is entered as second class matter at Paris, Idaho, under the act of March 3, 1879.
A Idaho editorial argues the GOP defected, voters distrust the party, and a new slate is needed to win. It warns last year’s tactics doomed the ticket, urges tax relief, and says continued party discredit could yield nationwide consequences if not reformed.
A newspaper editorial argues for reduced government, favoring the Republican party to implement reform and tax cuts. It urges new leadership to restore public confidence and prepare voters for the next primary election, warning of a risky path if the party falters.
The Federal Trade Commission nipped a deceitful stationery selling scheme in the bud after the magazine publisher was found to have aided the operation by running the ad. The FTC threatened joint action against advertisers and publisher, a step the commission called necessary to protect the public from unfair advertising.
Reformers including social welfare groups and prison officials push for sensible juvenile treatment and legislation. Public sentiment favors better child labor regulation and modernized punishment, focusing on raising better children through targeted laws and updated practices.
Los Angeles reports stronger cattle values as Pacific Coast packers race with Middle Western markets for supplies in coming months. Grass cattle are mostly sold. Imperial Valley shipments remain small. Intermountain herds arrive lean due to feed and water shortages, with little stocker and feeder trading so far this season.
The season in the Southwest shows Texas feeder calves selling at 25.00 to 27.50. Calves and yearlings in Arizona and New Mexico are in unusually good condition and weight. Financing stocker and feeder purchases this fall may be tough, but buyers expect a broad Los Angeles demand once a satisfactory price level is set.
The article discusses the Russian five year plan and its implications for morality and social order. It contrasts forsaking religious and moral laws with the question of agricultural equality, arguing against matching such conditions and urging compassion for the oppressed.
The 4 H club Goodfellows met at the church house with Wayne Morgan as reporter. Topics for next meeting included feeding dairy cows by Glen Hymas feeding dairy heifers by Norman Roberts talk on bulletins by Bernard Brown. Committees were appointed with Max Hymas Blain Poulsen Wayne Morgan for social program by Glen Hymas Norman Roberts and Bernard Brown. The meeting opened and closed with the pledge on August 4.
For the next meeting members will learn the score card and discuss dairy cattle fitting and showing including Jerseys Marvin Hymas Guernsey Farrell Shepherd Dutch Belted Norman Roberts Holstein Myrl Hymes Ayrshire Blain Poulsen Brown Swiss Blair Poulsen Max Hymas. The club meets at Lola Hoskins home with demonstrations planned for August 12 and August 14 in Georgetown.
Executor Henry Albright Mattill announces a six month claims period for creditors of Henry Mattill deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to attorney D E Haddock at Browning Building Paris Bear Lake Idaho. First publication July 23 1931. Last publication August 20 1931.
State game warden Bailey declares Bear Lake County sage hens may be hunted August 20 to 23 1931 and opens general grouse season for the year 1931. Violations incur penalties under Idaho law. Official seal and date August 5 1931.
Administratrix Mary P Stucki of the estate of Smith Price Stuckt calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Address for claims is Paris Idaho Bear Lake County. Dated August 12 1991 first publication August 13 1931 last publication September 10
Early explorer Raiti's note on discovering the island shows Columbus naming it Hispaniola after Haiti. The name evolves from La Hispaniola into Hispaniola as history records.
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