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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
1
Editor notes this Idaho taxation history series prepared under the State Chamber of Commerce guidance. The article outlines historical approaches to taxation in Idaho and sets the stage for deeper discussion in future installments.
The article argues indirect taxation lets governments collect funds with minimal public awareness. It cites Idaho as a case, noting gasoline tax growth from 2 to 5 cents per gallon and rising revenues, along with examples like sales, license, amusement, luxury, tobacco, and occupational taxes, plus kilowatt and oleomargarine taxes.
Governor C Ben Ross announced Idaho will continue its highway oiling program this year regardless of federal aid. He argued it saves gravel and prevents 25 percent annual material waste, with scope tied to federal funds.
The road from North Paris City limits to South St. Charles is slated for oiling this year following a grading and graveled process completed last year. The report notes the project moved through planned stages and now reaches the oiling phase.
Governor Ross mandates snow clearance to keep main state highways and county roads passable during winter. He urges cooperation with Bear Lake and Franklin counties to keep school and commercial routes clear, even using state equipment if needed. Roads from the Utah line to Montpelier are blocked, mail late, and local mines tight.
Notice announces Dr A L nae WrntEd at Montpelier Ir istrman Jewelry sale on Saturday February 20 from 8 AM to 7 PM.
An invitation to the public to attend an organ recital in the stake tabernacle Sunday evening February 14 at 7 30 Miss Ruby Bolton will play a program including National Anthem Volx Celeste An Old Melody Pilgrims Chorus and other selections all arranged for organ in a devotional community event
Idaho planted eleven million young trout in streams last year with three and a half million remaining in rearing ponds. State fish commissioner Claude Drake said some will be released in spring-fed streams. Utah and Oregon will supply 2,000,000 rainbow eggs in the next 60 days, and Idaho cutthroat eggs from June will be shipped to neighboring states.
The article lists students on the A and B honor rolls for the semester ending January 23, with seniors Virtue Patterson and Zula Ward among the A students and multiple names across juniors sophomores and freshmen in both rolls. It also notes Mrs. Walter P. Rich breaking her arm in two places near the wrist while at home on Tuesday.
A state highway snowplow overturned near Sage on Tuesday. Crews wrestled the heavy machine back onto its feet and continued snow removal in the area. No damage was reported.
Two Deputy Collectors of Internal Revenue will assist Montpelier taxpayers on February 17 1932 at Burgoyne Hotel without charge. Use Form 1040A for salaries and wages under 5000. Form 1040 for higher net income or business income. 1931 returns due by March 15 1932. penalties apply for late or willful failure.
The Old Folks Committee outlines a big Wednesday gathering with music, dances, and a supper. A long list of acts includes Mrs. R A Welker Amos B Hulme and many local entertainers. The event targets residents over 50 with a 5 30 banquet at the First Ward chapel and pavilion celebrations afterward. The committee notes Paris’s two oldest residents, Mrs Susan Gertsch at 89 and Jacob Hess at 84, among local seniors aged 80 plus.
The largest attendance in the history of the southeastern Idaho Lincoln day banquet is expected Thursday evening as Republicans gather from Pocatello and surrounding areas to honor a national leader. Senator Donald Callahan will speak with R H Wells as toastmaster, joined by Byron Defenbach A C Bottolfsen Pat Parry and Judge G W Edginton. Music by the Neilson orchestra and the Kedroff quartet will follow.
Scout Executive D C Watkins of Pocatello led a Boy Scouts District Council session at the stake tabernacle. He taught first aid direct application and outlined future braiding training at the March 12 meeting. Plans for a weeklong Bloomington Lakes camp next summer under Watkins supervision aim to urge more scouts to register and advance through the court of honor.
The county commissioners meeting stretched late as they approved multiple old age pensions effective March 1. Recipients include Dan Beard Montpelier $5, Sophia Jensen Montpelier $10, George Perkins Montpelier $5, Julia Ann Wilcox Paris $5, John Wathrick Montpelier $5, Marie Jaussi Paris $7.50, Rebecca Hill St Charles $10, Susan Gertsch $10, Kathern Rasmussen Georgetown $15, with indigent aid for Mrs Dan Williams Montpelier $10 for March to May and Peter Hemmerett at $7.50 per month.
Cards have been mailed to Bear Lake Fish and Game Club members by secretary Darwin Haddock announcing an important meeting at the courthouse on the evening of February 11th.
Gas selling at 15 to 16 cents per gallon in Ogden Salt Lake dealers announce. Bear Lake motorists pay 300 a gallon, double the others. Question who bears responsibility for the price.
The Fielding High School band prepares a country store and barn dance next Monday evening. Proceeds fund band uniforms. Frank Dusenberry presides as store keeper, known for entertaining audiences with humor. Donors include Dr. O Moore, Foulger, Dusenberry, Walter Bird, C B Hayes, T Shepherds, Lewis Coal Co, and many merchants contributing cash, merchandise, services, or goods.
The M Men basketball teams of the Bear Lake Stake will hold their tournament in Bloomington's amusement hall on February 18 19 and 20 starting at 4 o clock each evening. The double elimination format will decide winners with ticket prices at 10 cents and 25 cents per game.
Job ad offers multiple openings in cities and towns with no experience required. Financing available if needed. Apply to Mr. Thomas, Superintendent, 426 Third St, Oakland, California.
JA. W. Beck of Ovid drove the Austin car home after winning a giveaway powered by J. C. Rich Motor Company.
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