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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
4
A historical quote declares that anyone who tries to haul down the American flag should be shot on the spot, attributed to John A. Dix, reflecting strong Confederate era flagsmanship and wartime sentiment.
A Paris Post column argues that US individualism spurs wealth and mobility while immigration to Australia under state ownership limits opportunity. It contrasts Australia’s socialist system with North America’s open ambition, noting high wages fail to attract settlers when fortunes hinge on state control. The piece cites Goldfield Nevada and the Daily Tribune.
Board hears applications for tax reductions and cancellations. Numerous 1916 tax adjustments approved including Ulrich Stocker, Mrs. Ed Peterson, Jasper Lindsay, Adolph Hunzeker, and others. Road overseer appointment for District 2 approved with bond. various bills allowed and warrants drawn. quarterly reports filed.
An advertisement lists a complete line of beauty items including cold creams soaps combs and manicure sets. It markets a hundred and one dainty accessories for milady's dressing table in a glossy display.
Paris drug business invites customers to visit and examine products firsthand at their premises. Local ad promotes in-store demonstration and direct purchase opportunities with potential savings.
Utah grown onions offered for sale by Bishop Jas. 8 Poulsen of Paris Idaho. Call for details.
A clipped notice lists preliminary programs for February with patriotic songs and prayers. February 5 or 24 features singing and flag dedication, including Battle Hymn of the Republic and God for a Prophet. February 10 or 12 presents Lincoln program with America and mixed double quartet, plus readings and male quartet. February 17 or 19 includes Aunt Em Wells, Our Mountain Home, and a biographical sketch from Sister Wells, with instrumental pieces and stories.
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