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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1912

Page

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Budge Will Announce Candidacy For Idaho Supreme Bench

Judge Alfred Budge of the Fifth Judicial District announces his Republican candidacy for the Idaho Supreme Court. He says he would not campaign actively or abandon duties, but would strive to serve with the best judgment if elected, stressing his opposition to partisan politics in the judiciary.

Boise Statesman Poratello Atted Budge Fifth Judicial District Bannock Bear Lake Oseida Supreme Bench of Supreme Bench Supreme Judgs Idaho Jean Boise Sudge Alfred ‘Budge Cabital Supreme Court Budge

Detectives Furnish Evidence in Nuisance Case

Sheriff Rich and Salt Lake detectives Van Henderson and O R Kelley charged Joe Cohn Hugh Hall J F Oconnor and Otto Petereit with maintaining a common nuisance. The preliminary hearing was continued after the state showed evidence of liquor purchases. James Munro of Fight Mile reported a settler named Ward died of pneumonia at his home in Hight Mile on February 2.

Rich Joe Cohn Hugh Hall Otto Petéreit van Henderson O. R. Kelley Salt Lake Higgins James Munro Fight Mile Paris Éhat-An-Old Ward Hight—Mile

Lincoln's Rules For Living A Practical Guide to Peace of Mind

Lincoln urges simple habits for happiness including regular meals prayers courtesy to creditors digestion exercise and calm living. He suggests personal adjustment for each case but emphasizes steady routines as a good gift to oneself.

Abraham Lincoln

Mind Your Own Business and Fair Judgment

A reflective meditation on judging others, urging readers to confront their own faults before condemning neighbors. The piece questions virtue and invites compassion, restraint, and fair action, interspersed with brief notices about local people and missing horse.

The Country Editor as Town Guide and Confessor

A quotation by Walter Mason extols the country editor as a universal helper who guides churches clubs politics courts and businesses. He acts as mentor adviser and support, taking on tasks for harmony and serving as town confessor and scapegoat in equal measure.

Commercial Club Church Law and Order League College County Central Committee Whist Club Good Roads Movement Harmony Tuwe Dombkan Grand Lodge Walter Mason

Golf In Scotland Pays For Itself At Four Cents A Round

In Scotland public golf links are described as self supporting with charges set at four cents per round. The note explains the funding mechanism and the aim of sustainability for the courses.

Scotland

Expansion of Water Freezing Creates Thick Ice

Readable text notes water expansion during freezing forming eleven to twelve feet of ice. No clear location or date. highlights dramatic thickening of frozen water core.

Nautical Root Opera Appreciated by City Audience

A First-Class Entertainment at Field ing Academy presented a nautical root opera directed by Rulon Y Robison. Last Friday night the hall was crowded and the performance drew praise for effort and execution. The audience appreciated the show and praised the cast and director for a grand success.

Fielding Academy Rulon Y. Robison Robison

Governor Hawley Veto Sparks Debate On Publishing Session Laws

The Twin Falls Times attacks Governor Hawley for vetoing the appropriation to publish a digest of state laws. The paper argues the digest is essential for citizen information and accuses the governor of using the veto as political vengeance against the press and the public. It notes the cost should be borne by the state and urges alternatives rather than stopping the publication.

Twin Falls

Wool Prices Rise After Taft Assurance

Taft pledged to veto any law protecting American industry prompting wool price increases. A Utah man sold his eliptly for 19 cents and aloeat cents.

Taft Utah

Rexburg Journal Hails D L Long Cartoonist Hopeful Future

Rexburg Journal praises D L Long the cartoonist whose work has sparked discussion in recent issues. A Rexburg student at the Academy, Long is noted for quality illustrations and a promising future. He previously resided in Bloomington and is connected to a Bear Lake product. Fielding plays Rexburg in basketball this afternoon in Paris and Pavilion. These games determine the Southeastern Idaho championship.

Rexburg Journal D. L. Long Jong Academy Rexburg Long Bear Lake Bloomington Rexburg i Paris Pavilion Southeastern Idaho Spreens

Assessors Meet in Convention at Boise

The convention of county assessors adjourned after working with the state board of equalization. They expect to return home today. A cordial understanding was reached to harmonize enforcement of laws from the recent special session. Both sides plan to align future assessments with the board's views to reduce past conflicts.

Boise Statesman State Board of Equalization State Board Edo

Skating Narrow Escape Near Garden City

In Fish Haven a foggy late night led two young men two miles from shore where they were lost until returning to Fish Haven at 1 30 am. The town lit lanterns fired guns rang bells and some visited Garden City to verify their return. No victim reported and locals warn skaters to stay close to shore. The night also featured wide attendance at the Nant epose operetta at Charles byrg Academy.

Garden City Fish Haven Nanteposte Charles Byrg

Gould Held to Appear in District Court on White Slavery Charge

Alvin Gould, arrested and arraigned before Judge Grim in Probate Court, was held to appear at the next district court term on a white slavery charge. He posted bonds totaling $2000. His wife has filed for divorce.

Gould Alvin Gould

Old Folks Reunion Invite for First Ward Meeting House

Invitation announces an Old Folks Reunion at the First Ward Meeting House on Wednesday February 21. Attendees are asked to assemble at noon for automsleigh calls and a dinner served at about 1 30 pm with afternoon and evening programs and entertainments.

First- Ward

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