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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

2

Forum Communications Policy Note for Contributors

Forum Communications to the Forum must not exceed 300 words and must be written on one side of the paper only. Name and address of the writer must be given as evidence of good faith. In important matters the writer may withhold identity on request with initials or nom de plume. Anonymous communications will not be considered. Religious and partisan discussions are barred and personal assertions are not attributed. Views are those of contributors and not the Post.

Question on widow pension policy in county

In the latest Post issue a reader asks for a brief comment on reform of widow's pensions. The critic targets the Board of County Commissioners for funding widows with children under fifteen, arguing the law is sound but administration is at fault.

Post Board of County Commissioners

County Charity Reform Debate and County Aid Concerns

The letter argues commissioners are unfairly blamed for welfare decisions yet unqualified to probe individual cases. It calls for respectful support for widows while avoiding misuse of charity, advocates targeted aid and independent review, and notes Twin Falls county agents report phosphate boosts yields. It urges prudent oversight to protect both receivers and taxpayers.

South American Coffee Growers Get US Trade Support

Lot Boardman new president of the National Coffee Roasters' Association promises assurances of support and cooperation likely to bring millions in extra trade between the United States and Latin America for South American coffee growers. A 26 piece set William Rogers nickel silver plate and steel knives is now off display in our window at F. T. Shepherd & Sons.

New York Latin America Lot Boardman National Coffee Roasters’ Association William Rogers F. T. Shepherd & Sons

Our Christmas Cards Now Available At Discount Prices

Our Christmas Cards are here and attractively priced. Visit to view designs and place orders now for Christmas delivery. No deposit required. We trust you.

Rotolactor Milker Debuts In Plainsboro Invention

A new Rotolactor or rotary milker debuts at Plainsboro as part of the Walker Gordon milk system. It cleans and milks 50 cows at once with a 60 foot rotating platform, delivering high purity milk and advanced veterinary and nutritional controls. The ceremony featured Edison and Agriculture Secretary Arthur Hyde.

Paris American Science, Agriculture and Industry Plainsboro Edison Arthur M. Hyde Autmatic Walker- Gordon

Christmas Portraits and Sub Renewal Ad

An advertising notice from Rinehart Studio Montpelier urging customers to have Christmas portraits of children taken and to renew subscriptions to The Paris Post and Pathfinder at two dollars for one year, stating the offer is for a short time and prompting non-subscribers to subscribe.

Paris Post Pathfinder

Republican Justice Predicts Idaho Will Pass Primary Law

James F. Airshie Sr a longtime Idaho Supreme Court justice and Republican figure predicts the next legislature will enact a direct primary law. He notes the Democratic platform supports it and many Republicans favor it while opposing the machine nominating system. He also advocates nonpartisan judicial elections.

Lewiston James F. Airshie State Supreme Court Dudge Aulshie Supreme Court

Phosphate Boosts Alfalfa Yields In Twin Falls County

Phosphate fertilizer applied on ten Twin Falls county alfalfa farms this year raised yields from 25 to 100 percent, says H. B. Hale. The finding highlights phosphate's impact on forage production and farm efficiency in the region.

Twin Falls County Hale

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