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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
4
The Purvis Post printed as a weekly newspaper in Paris Idaho announces subscription rates for one year two dollars six months one dollar sixty and three months one dollar with editor John A Wallis. It notes second class matter status under March 3 1879 and weekly Thursday publication.
The Herald from Slayton Minnesota notes that large cities prove dependent on rural areas while small communities discover independence and renewed vitality. As towns strengthen and farms gain autonomy, cities prosper too, and urbanites may return to country life for its peace and neighborly integrity.
Prominent editorial urges leaving party conflict behind after the election. Emphasizes restoring economic health by protecting the dollar, boosting private credit, reducing unemployment, aiding agriculture, and feeding the hungry as winter nears. Describes these aims as nonpolitical and vital beyond partisanship.
The Las Vegas Age reflects on the death of Senator Wesley L. Jones and the upheaval in the senate after a bitter election. It notes his long service from Washington to the senate and ponders how long it will take to find leaders with similar stability and dependability amidst recent changes.
Community fundraiser calls for bread and essential groceries amid shortages. Volunteers organize a pantry distribution with volunteers distributing loaves and supplies to families in need. Local businesses donate flour and baking supplies as residents seek basic sustenance.
A 1671 plot saw Col Blood and three accomplices seize the crown the orb and the sceptre from the Jewel House at the Tower. They overpowered the keeper, wounded him, and fled toward the drawbridge before being captured by the keeper’s son and Captain Beckman. The crown was recovered with stones displaced.
Readers may express views in the Forum column by signed letters. A writer complains about lack of disclosure on money disbursers and relief aid, urging prominence for aid agencies and local officials in aiding the needy.
The paper announces a weekly fish story contest paying $5 on Feb 1 1933 to the best tale. Three competent judges will select the winner. Submissions must be mailed to the office by Tuesday each week. Dedicated to the sportsmen on Greys Lake October 16.
County Agent A. E. Duke presents annual report showing five farmers keeping accurate farm operation records six keep flock records for sheep and five beef cattle men maintaining records Bear Lake County cited for outstanding turkeys in the county agriculture survey.
A blunt notice warns readers that unpaid subscribers must settle dues or the publication will face financial strain. It implies essentials like bread and clothing could be affected if payments lag, urging prompt action.
The extension report notes a grower fed sixty four turkeys for Thanksgiving with sixty one grading prime or high. It reports a crop incision behind the wing preserves grade. Bear Lake County received a reduced corn rate of 36c per hundred vs 54c, saving farmers 5376 dollars on forty two car loads.
The taxpayers league met Saturday afternoon at city hall Montpelier drawing broad county representation. It adopted aims including tax reduction and protection for homeowners or farmers with delinquent taxes. A council was chosen to draft constitution and by laws including F T Shepherd A E Thiel James Jensen Nephi Skinner and others.
The article states a general meeting will be held in the city hall on Saturday at 2 PM December 10 to prepare the constitution and secure information. It aims to choose competent men for a permanent county board and to secure a larger gathering place than the city hall for future sessions.
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