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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
2
The report states Dubois plans to push anti Mormon laws with the Idaho Legislature this winter and pressure Republicans to record their stance. The writer urges the legislature to deny his schemes and grant Mormon people equal rights, arguing duty calls for a firm, principled response.
Senator Burrows opened the Smoot case in the senate with a bitter tirade against the Mormon people. The article calls his statements false and biased, and praises fair minded senators resisting a wave of misinformation from a large faction of women.
The Browd case ends with Mrs. Bradley shooting ex Senator Brown in a Washington hotel. Brown dies from the wound, and Bradley defends her act as gentile polygamy. The incident follows years of alleged ruin and social scandal, with the law expected to act. Shepherd Bros. advertises a line of men and boys sweaters.
City lots in most settlements are too large and wasted on grain and vegetables. Farms inside limits hinder growth by reducing building space and raising land costs. Reducing plots will allow more houses, attract settlers, and boost prosperity and wealth.
An order from the post office department prescribes uniform rent rates for post office boxes across the United States. The revised rates will be applied nationwide while some rates are reduced to address inequalities in existing charges.
An advertisement extols Dr. Porea’s Golden Medical Discovery as a non secret non alcoholic glycerine extract of native medicinal roots. It claims to restore stomach function improve digestion and nutrition and revive the liver by cleansing poisons and increasing gland secretions. It warns against drastic drugs and urges regular use until vigor returns.
County commissioners of Heat Lake Idaho meet at Paris Court House on November 12 1908 to canvass the general election returns from November 6 1904 and declare candidates elected to state senate and house seats county offices and precinct positions.
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