Paris Idaho Weekly News Notes and Bracer Editorial
Paris Idaho weekly edition carries a brief note on publication details and editor John A. Wallie. It highlights Herbert Casson’s Bracer piece urging Americans to shed fear and defend economic fundamentals with a call for government spending restraint and stable institutions. Portland’s mayoral election is praised for backing practical American ideas.
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Herbert Casson
London
Wall Street
Portland
Good Medicine From Portland Mayor-Elect Carson
Portland mayor-elect Carson calls for limited government spending and local solutions. He urges residents to avoid treating government as a never ending wet purse and emphasizes self reliance.
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Carson
Portland
Oregon
Shirt Tax Spars Arborg Taxpayer Uproar in Manitoba
In Arborg Manitoba taxpayers, fed by harsh winter and rising levies, revolt against taxes by stripping the assessor and burning tax records before police intervene. The episode underscores the clash over taxation and personal property.
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Arborg
Manitoba
Boise Capital News
Bear Lake County seeks deputies for treasurer and assessor
January 1933 notices announce intended appointments of deputies for the Bear Lake County Treasurer and County Assessor. Arvilla Smedley and Milford Williams indicate the positions and required assistance as duties demand, to be approved by the Board of County Commissioners.
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Arvilla Smedley
Bear Lake County
Milford Williams
Notice for Appointment of Deputies
Notice states intention to appoint deputies in compliance with Chapter 83 of the 1929 Session Laws and related statutes. Details omit names and dates in readable text.
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Board of County
Southeast Idaho counties push tax cuts and reforms
Seventeen southeastern Idaho leaders and 16 counties backed resolutions to cut real and personal property taxes by about 60 percent. Proposals include extending delinquent tax payment time, returning a third of gas tax to counties, and establishing a state sales tax while curbing state indebtedness and consolidating departments.
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Idahos
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Legislative Committee
Bonneville County
Georgetown Matron Rasmussen Dies at 86 in Georgetown
Mrs. Katherine E. Rasmussen, 86, of Georgetown, widow of Rasmus James Rasmussen, died Friday morning at her home. Born May 11, 1864 in Denmark, she joined the L D S church there and had eight children, two deceased. Surviving are Laurna Rasmussen, Charles Rasmussen, Mary Wilkins, Catherine Wilde, Lydia Finch, James Rasmussen, 35 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Katherine E. Rasmussen
Georgetown
Paper sizes and losses define editor’s fate in town
The American Falls Press notes printers face losses per issue regardless of page count while readers are invited to subscribe for Good Dry Wood. Misses Alice and Helen Pugmire from Logan Utah are spending Christmas with their parents Mr and Mrs J R.
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A &x
American Falls Press
Alice and
Helen Pugmire
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Logan, Utah
J. R
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