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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
2
Notice from a small town newspaper noting second class matter status at the Paris Idaho post office under the March 3 1878 act. It lists JOHN A WALLIS as editor and publisher and shows subscription prices: one year two dollars, six months one dollar sixty, three months one dollar, all strictly in advance.
A reflective poem from Mabel Powelson of Blackwell Oklahoma on aging. It laments youth fading yet values the inner growth it brings, asking years to impart patience, tolerance, and wisdom. The verses celebrate beauty that grows in the mind and soul despite outward change.
The Idaho house debates a revived meat inspection bill restricting slaughter for market to inspected and branded stock with penalties for noncompliance The measure excludes self use killings to curb rustler activity In a separate item House bill 102 proposes a 2 percent license tax on mining output to fund enforcement by the law commissioner impacting quartz veins placers and other mineral claims
A forestry committee bill would tax all forest lands at one dollar per acre and impose an eight percent tax on forest crops upon harvest. Private owners would need state board permission to cut timber and have 50 years to cut and to have it appraised, with possible renewal by mutual consent. The public would gain hunting and fishing rights under same rules as other timber lands.
In Southern California demand for stocker and feeder cattle shows strength while the general fat cattle market lacks a healthy undertone. Buyer resistance keeps price rises from taking hold despite a record slaughter and high Pacific Coast values. Hides fetch low prices, hurting overall revenue. lambs gain due to tighter supply and a firm wool market.
The 1933 lamb crop is being marketed mainly from California's Imperial Valley and Arizona's Salt River Valley. Demand for baby lamb remains strong as meat quality attracts consumers. California flockmasters may market fewer early lambs this season while wool producers may send heavier lambs to market due to ample late range feed. Meat traders urge timely sales of market-ready lambs, prioritizing fat ones and avoiding overgrown weights that hurt demand. Spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds are popular. heavier lambs risk direct competition with feedlot products and lower prices.
A.8-Goss of the National Grange spoke at the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Boise. He warned that U S agriculture, about 45 percent of purchasing power, has been drained by protective legislation and that only proper laws can restore prosperity through higher prices fair future prices and extended credit. He predicted Roosevelt would call a special congressional session after inauguration.
White haired Don Callahan cites legislative speed as the senate trails the 1931 session in bills passed by day eighteen. He jokes that joint prayers of the two chambers could be sent to the capitol steps to pray for Idaho's people. Boise Capital News reports.
At Afton on February 11 and 12 a two day winter carnival features horse and team races dog races skating skiing ski jumping boxing wrestling and a carnival dance. The program promises the greatest winter sports talent on one playground with high jumps from East Peak Mountain and numerous thrills for spectators.
J. P. Stock of Fish Haven acted as a transient trader at the county seat on Friday, engaging in business activities there.
In the Twenty second session debates center on revenue sources with talks of a 2 percent sales tax and an income tax. Delinquencies shrink ad valorem revenue, prompting talks of budget boards and fee self support for state departments while a gas tax split fails and cabinet reform remains under consideration.
A red rough crepe dinner gown features sleeves joined only at the shoulders and an open under seam, describing a minimalistic neckline and construction style. The design emphasizes exposed structure with a single shoulder join.
Executor Joseph W. Linford calls all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be shown at the executor's residence in St. Charles Bear Lake County Idaho or the named probate court. Dated January 21 1933.
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