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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
4
A brief notice from Paris Idaho indicates a punishment or disciplinary action issued by the Paris Post Publishing Company. The item references a local authority or publisher and a consequence affecting a named party within the community.
The piece cites Senator Robinson defending free press against rate cuts for legal advertising while urging public support for independent newspapers. It argues for enforcement of dry laws in local option counties and criticizes bootlegging, noting Idaho's current local option stance and the need for a square deal to keep the press free and solvent.
Senator Watson of Shoshone County says the liquor traffic remains a great problem facing Americans. He notes solutions will satisfy all and may take many years as parties struggle with differing views.
A London Chronicle correspondent describes the tea fuddle popular in New South Wales and Queensland. Subscribents join as 4s entrants paying a shilling each, names pasted on teacups, and blindfolded players pick cups hoping to lift their own name for a prize. Most entries total about a hundred, so funds go to bazaar aids.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho in Bear Lake County the Lake State Bank and Pintlit James A Jensen as defendants, notice is given that all the right title and interest in and to the real estate held in the defendant s name on Bear Lake County records is subject to attachment. The clerk H H Broumheid sealed the notice at Paris Idaho on February 17 1913.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the global ivory market centers in London where stock and viewings precede sales. It links ivory to elephant cemeteries and killing, recounting that much ivory comes from natural deaths or murders by savage chieftains and that demand always outstrips supply.
The tribes of central Australia roam the deserts with spear and boomerang living in hut shelters. They count up to ten on fingers and decorate rocks with basic drawings while shaping shields. Their art is distinct yet regarded as inferior to European epoch art, with strict marriage conventions noted.
The notice quotes I. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo praising Snowna J. Cheney as honorable and able in business. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure for catarrh with testimonials and a 75 cent per bottle price offered by druggists.
The article notes snowstorms in summer at ten thousand feet and higher in the Rockies. Vegetation there remains vibrant despite freezing. flowers are small and fragrant, with a tiny four petaled species appearing after snow recedes. Snow alters the landscape, receding plants wilt briefly before recovery.
The ocean spans about 127 million square miles more than 400 times the United States. While thousands of sea creatures are known scientists find dense forms in depths. Drag nets miss many sea animals that elude trawls.
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