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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1947
Page
4
Outdoor writer James Sterling Ayars warns that lead pellets from ammunition cause duck deaths when ingested or lodged in flesh. He cites lead’s spread through the body and urges practical fixes like non lead shot and reduced shots. hunters should hold fire until a kill is certain as marsh lead accumulates. The note adds College of Idaho history.
A 4 A agency advertiser pitches a superior dealer ad campaign service. The firm claims seven years of experience with agency accounts, offering complete production including mats, ad dressing, mailing, and checking. They promise confidentiality and faster turnaround, inviting contact via Delaware 1065 telephone or wire collect.
Community religious programs feature multiple choirs, readings, and speakers across several churches with music by the Fielding High School chorus and various soloists. The text also notes festival events and the origin stories of local place names such as Puddin Peak and Smith Peak.
The VA announced rules effective January 1 1948 that medical or dental treatment for service connected disabilities requires formal adjudication and cannot rely on prima facie evidence alone. Christmas gifts to veterans in training are not counted as income if reasonable and given equally, and questions cover hospitalization and readjustment allowances for eligible veterans.
The note explains that a home loan does not affect eligibility for unemployment compensation and advises contacting the state unemployment service for information about readjustment allowance.
A four site series of training schools for Indho Division members of the American Cancer Society will run in January and February. Leo J Falk of Boise announces lectures on cancer diagnosis, early treatment, and statewide education, with sessions in Burley Moscow Caldwell and Pocatello. He notes 425 Idaho deaths in ten months as context for the program.
Falk noted that early cancer recognition allows cure and death rates drop with education. He said the Idaho cancer organization received national kudos for its activities, including a cancer manual to be shared with Idaho schools next year as fundraising continued in April.
Idaho led the nation by reaching its assigned goal, marking a notable achievement in national progress efforts. The report highlights the state's performance and its ranking among other states.
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