Valley Readers Show High Engagement in Local Paper
The local edition under John Atwallas as editor and publisher is read by ninety percent of valley residents, reflecting strong community trust in the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
4
The local edition under John Atwallas as editor and publisher is read by ninety percent of valley residents, reflecting strong community trust in the newspaper.
Ogden Examiner argues age is no barrier to leadership and progress. It cites examples like Steinmetz and Edison, urging the sixty plus set to stay current, adapt, and contribute. It ties public vitality to active engagement and ongoing capability regardless of years.
The note details scripture readings and a reading course book, with January activity focused on debates. It records a large youth meeting, officer investments, and discussions on Drama and Conjoint programs. Earl Shepherd returns from Leadership Week at BYU and works to form Scout troops, with a Stake Board meeting planned in Emerson Building.
An article notes Utah has discovered milk and aims to provide a quart daily to each child. The church’s Relief Society drives the effort, with 87 stakes of 10,000 people and wards under bishops, organizing home visits to promote the dairy push.
An old folks party at the amusement hall on Wednesday January 24 included a noon dinner for 175 with flowers decorations and music by Michaelson's orchestra. The event honored Mrs. Peter Jensen and John Windley aged 86 and 82 respectively. A Scouts troop formation and a MIA debate on presidential election by popular vote were reported along with a baby girl birth and upcoming play The Arizona Cowboy by Fish Haven MIA on February 1.
U R Rail, a geologist north of town, found a bubbling spring in an ice cave floor that tasted like forbidden liquor. He claims a brownish ore dissolves in hot water to form the same liquid, proposes a mineral claim as whiskorn, plans to plug the spring and mine the mineral for sale.
A cat teases a mouse it has captured, displaying typical predatory behavior. The animal remains a simple cat with no awareness of its actions beyond instinct.
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