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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
3
John A. Wales, editor and publisher announces subscription options. One year prepaid costs $2.00 with three months at $1.00 and a discounted advance rate of $1.60 for shorter terms.
In Idaho a Republican prosecuting attorney first cut his own salary during hard times, leading to a statewide movement that saved taxpayers thousands. The action drew praise from taxpayers and civic leaders, helping him win reelection despite later political shifts in another county where a 20 percent reduction failed to gain broad support.
An optimistic Here's Idaho Company announces a statewide monthly magazine to showcase Idaho's unity, wealth, and potential. Governor Ross to write a salutation on tax reform, with editor A F Riddle and Oregon features on schools, farming, and industry. first issue planned for December.
A local drive gains momentum as the Lions Club plans to ornament the main street with Christmas trees illuminated during the holidays. Businesses are urged to contribute trees to decorate the area and support this community effort.
A reminiscence recalls a 13 inch trout and other catches from the Logan River, describing clear waters, rapid pools, and a night when fish were sold to the Logan Hotel after a dramatic claim of theft. The writer notes three judges will select a winner for a $6 prize and invites stories by Tuesday next week.
Editor notes a reader letter from Miss Bia Welker daughter of Roy A. Welker, praising The Post for keeping her connected during nine months in the Texas field with the L D B church. She describes hospitable locals, the cultural differences, and growing attachment to Texas as a possible permanent home despite missionary life challenges.
A fragmentary report notes a person named Raymond M Budge involved in a quick incident. The account mentions attempts to steady footing and readiness to assist during a kill that ended rapidly. A seven pound fish is referenced amid chaotic brush and grass entanglements.
Texas holds vast resources including oil, timber, cotton, rice, sugar cane, and agriculture. The state hosts major oil fields and refineries, with Galveston as a key seaport, illustrating its varied economy and strong fortunes from oil and industry.
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