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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1924
Page
4
The notice lists period based charges for mail service including one year ten dollars or thirty dollars, six months two states and overseas rates, with office phone contact for details. It presents a snapshot of proposed rates for U S and foreign countries.
A local reading initiative has been embraced by about ninety percent of valley residents, with turnout highest in schools and libraries. Organizers report strong community support and ongoing plans for broader outreach next quarter.
The nation honors Woodrow Wilson noting his role in World War I and his dream of a League of Nations. Despite flaws, his idealism and leadership left a lasting impact on the United States and the world, with widespread respect at his passing.
Boise reports the Idaho State Automobile association, amid reorganization, notes record auto travel in 1924. It plans touring bureaus at Yellowstone and elsewhere to channel visitors to south Idaho with accurate maps. The bulletin also outlines licensing reform and uniform road rules across Pacific states.
A humorous exchange from Copenhagen where a patient asks if a doctor can cure snoring and the doctor suggests sleeping in another room after noting the loud snoring wakes the snorer.
An Irishman visits a shop with a notice that everything is sold by the yard. He asks for a yard of milk. The shopkeeper measures a yard in milk, charges sixpence, and the man buys it. The Washington County News notes warm weather spurring garden planting while Bear Lake Valley remains snowbound.
Agent records ongoing work with helper Russell Oakey who failed Company physical. Shipped 1300 gallons from Paris station Jan 15 to 81st inclusively at $1.60 per gallon equals 1950 for sixteen days. Idaho Phosphate Co to restart mine midweek. Reed and Burke inspect mine track. Various freight moves noted including hay oats and bulk grain as spring supplies arrive.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Austin hosted a Wednesday evening radio party at their home after a musical program in Los Angeles. Guests included Mrs. Orson Grimmett, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. Archie Shepherd, Mrs. McCarty, Miss Bertha Cook and Mrs. Margaret Longhurst.
Job listing from International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa seeks men or women to take orders for guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. Eliminates darning. Salary 75 dollars a week full time or 1.50 an hour spare time. Cottons honathers silks. F-7-101.
A couple listened Tuesday evening at Mr and Mrs A W Shepherds home as a KF 2 program relayed through Earl C Anthony Packard Building Los Angeles to KKG O Pacific Broadcasting Oakland to N H B Kansas City then W A Y Schenectady to 2 L O London England and broadcast over England and France. The music featured instrumental and vocal solos with very clear gongs creating a grand opera atmosphere.
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