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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
2
A fragment from the Paris Post listing publisher details. It notes Paris Bear Lake County Idaho and mentions editor and manager with a yearly price. The readable text is sparse and provides metadata rather than a full story.
An extended meditation on aging and mortality contrasts the fleeting nature of fame with the relentless march of time. It urges individuals to prioritize local community support over distant influence, arguing that prosperity depends on investing in one’s own town and its people. The piece closes by asserting a long held philosophy: caring for home builds nations and personal responsibility to community is essential.
Discussion advocates keeping money within a community to boost local commerce and industry. Warns against importing cheaper foreign goods and mailing orders, arguing that funds spent outside reduce circulation and harm town prosperity. Emphasizes local spirit, pride, and growth through home-based trade and farmers supporting local markets.
A Watson's Magazine excerpt extols a wise woman who can mend both her husband's clothing and his conduct. It praises joy through giving, contrasts first child with genius, and values self improvement and measured allowances for a partner. It notes the subtle art of distinguishing amusement from flattery and humor, and humor about a woman exiting a trolley car in disguise.
Sealed bids for timber on about 300 acres in sections 33 34 T18S R4, Boise Meridian Idaho close December 10 1910. Minimum 2.75 per thousand feet and $100 deposit per bid to Logan Utah bank. Timber includes green and dry Douglas fir balsam and Engelmann spruce. Right to reject all bids reserved. Address Clinton G Smith Logan Utah forest supervisor Clinton G Smith Logan Utah.
A notice notes a booming telegraphy industry after the eight hour law and Wireless companies expand stations. It advertises beginner pay from 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement chances and promotes the National Depraph Institute of Portland Oregon which runs six institutes under supervision and places graduates, inviting letters for full details.
Notice of due taxes on real estate personal property and poll tax for 1910. Taxes payable at Paris Idaho office. Ten percent penalty if unpaid by January 1 1911. Poll tax delinquent January second 1911 with fifty cent penalty. Dated Paris Idaho November 21 1910. A M Rich Assessor and Tax Collector Bear Lake County Idaho.
Administrator S W Kent will sell privately the real estate of Amanda Loveland deceased in Bear Lake County Idaho by order of the Probate Court dated November 28 1910. Sale set for December 15 1910 at 2 PM at Bear Lake County Courthouse. Bid to cash with one fourth down. remainder at court confirmation. Deed at purchaser expense.
Advertisement by Walter Hoge and Son offering fire insurance from major companies including Northern of London Atlas of London Svea of Sweden and Continental. Pushes property coverage through a trusted brokerage.
An item lists district court officers and clerks across Idaho counties including Bannock Oneida Bear Lake Madison and others. It names Alfred Budge as District Judge Daniel Hamer as court reporter and various county officials such as Clerk Auditor and Recorder W H Holmes Sheriff Arthur Budge and Probate Judge David King.
The document lists Paris Idaho city government positions including Mayor W. W. Richards, Councilmen across wards, Marshal Thos. Willian, Clerk L. T. Shepherd, Treasurer W. A. Young, Justice J. A. Sutton, and official abstracter Walter Hoge, detailing names for the 4th Ward 3rd Ward and other posts.
The timetable lists trains between Montpelier and McCammon with routes and transfer at McCammon. Eastbound No 6 departs 9 05 a m and No 8 departs 2 35 p m. Westbound No 5 departs 3 50 a m and No 7 departs 5 25 p m. A local stage line runs daily from Montpelier to Paris and other points with arrivals and departures at several towns.
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