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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
4
Notice from John AWallis editor publisher at Paris Idaho giving subscription rates for U S and foreign countries. Rates listed include 2 00 for one year 1 25 for six months 65 for three months and 2 50 for foreign one year. Office phone 33.
The New York Supreme Court refused to compel Buffalo Evening News editors to answer for city criticisms. Justice Marcus stressed that press criticism of public officials should not be harassed or hindered. He said a free press is essential to watch officials and defend liberties and finances alike.
Sugar beet growers gain from higher prices as crops improve and profits surge across western states. The industry rebounds after two years of low prices, promising millions in distributed earnings benefiting farmers and the public.
A Campbellsville News Journal poem describes a medical countdown from two to ten doctors, each failing or succeeding in turning a diagnosis into treatment. The piece ends with the patient dead after ten doctors, highlighting medical futility and the costs of care.
Chief Justice Alfred Budge of the Idaho Supreme Court and his wife return from Chicago where they spent the summer. They stopped in Paris on Sunday and Monday to visit relatives while Budge delivered lectures at Northwestern University summer law school.
Fielding High School welcomes back many teachers from summer positions with several taking new roles in Idaho schools. Ricks College alumni from the area will lead districts in Marysville, Twn Groves, Hibbard, Blackfoot, Sugar City, Grace, St. Anthony, and more, reflecting strong local training and steady demand for Fielding graduates. The fall term at Ricks begins September 28 as the college expands to a standard two year program.
A miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Sarah Dunford’s home featured many gifts in handwork china and glassware with games singing and refreshments. St Charles notes describe stormy weather and a Utah Pioneer celebration with Hyrum Rich and Nancy Pugmire. Esther Linford welcomed a Salt Lake grandson to Leo Rich’s family.
Ward conferences were held at Garden City and at Liberty last Sunday. Next Saturday August 25 the regular stake priesthood meeting convenes at the First ward hall. After it bishops meet with the stake presidency to discuss common matters. The quarterly conference at the tabernacle September 1 and 2 promises to be interesting. Auxiliary associations and bishops urge attendance to aid success. Experts from Salt Lake City will attend, offering guidance and profit. The general public should take advantage of all meetings.
Friends report John Mattson is improving after a long illness. A recent outing to milk the cow is cited as a strong sign of his recovery.
After eight weeks of deadlock the Blackfoot state mental hospital selects Dr. R. R. G. Eaton of the Eastern State hospital Medical Lake Washington as successor to resigning Dr. C. A. Hoover. The board debated Idaho resident versus out of state candidates, with Eaton prevailing.
Dr A L Chilton of the Poratello Optical Co will be in Montpelier from 3 pm to 8 pm on August 24 and from 8 am to 8 pm on August 26 At Paria at Stucks home from 10 am to 1 30 pm August 24 for appointments.
In Bear Lake County Idaho probate court Loraine Vallentine petitions to determine heirship and right of descent for the deceased Alexander Brown. The notice lists land described as six acres in Township 13 South Range 43 East and sets September 24 1923 at 11 a.m. for the hearing in Paris Idaho.
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