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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
6
The city seeks to raise its place through community loyalty energy and morality guided by a clear plan. Citizens must unite behind a concrete objective with cooperation and liberality channeled toward purposeful action for building the community.
An opinion piece argues that society splits into knockers and boosters and urges careful speech. It warns careless criticism can derail worthwhile projects and urges would be boosters to focus on town improvement, noting even a knocker could later become a booster.
The US Health department states that a germ too small to see likely causes colds though no germ has been found. They warn that low vitality invites colds and highlight symptoms starting with a runny nose or sore throat. Preventive advice includes avoiding crowds and dressing comfortably.
The piece argues insurance rests on broad participation, with small premiums funding protection for the few who suffer misfortune. It emphasizes orderly, dignified relief drawn from prepaid funds, then shifts to notices about a stockholders meeting in Paris Idaho and a private real estate sale in Bear Lake County probate court.
A concise reflection on sound governance emphasizing practical judgment, prudent planning, and economic viability as the foundation of successful operations. The text argues for measured choices over sentiment, stressing stability and foresight in management.
Laketown residents report heavy snowfall with extreme cold ranging from 12 below to 28 below in late January followed by a thaw on February 3. Local schooling faces closures due to blizzards while sports and plays continue. Fern Johnson is welcomed, and community events include a Y M and L M I A showing and a wool growers meeting attendance.
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