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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
4
The Paris Idaho Post lists subscription rates with options for one year two dollars, six months 1.25 and three months 0.75, all strictly in advance. Editor John A Wallis leads the publication on second class matter at the local post office.
The piece argues that 11 states allow marriage for 12 year olds with parental consent and 12 states set a 16 minimum, urging reform. It says girls aged 12 to 14 lack maturity for marriage and notes children of unstable unions face trouble, urging stronger home discipline and active play for young girls. The second column extols newspapers as public utilities owned by communities and warns against harming local papers by not supporting them.
A collection of adage and quip filled observations extolling hometown promotion through postcards, newspapers, conversations, and enthusiastic community spirit. It charts social bites on advertising with humor and hints at evolving media, including remarks on fashion, labor, and silent films.
A garbled exchange shows one speaker asking about a date and the reply calling the other person a pretty punk. The text includes unclear phrases and misordered numbers that obscure details.
In a February issue of the magazine of Business an Ames professor notes 3,000 possible products from corn stalks and cellulose wastes. The piece stresses the potential value to agriculture and industry, but warns that hype far outpaces proven fact and farmers face only possible new revenue for now.
A collection of reproductions from world famous paintings was on display at Emerson School during their second annual art exhibit. The event aimed to acquaint students and parents with great masters, featuring a lecture by Mrs. Chase Kearl.
The administrator Alfred A Hart announces creditors and others with claims against George E Jarvis deceased must present vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims to be shown at the administrator's home in Bloomington Bear Lake County Idaho where business of the estate will be conducted. Dated January 21 1929.
400 acre improved farm 12 miles east of Montpelier Bear Lake County on Old Oregon Trail. Includes house, barn, granary, fenced and cross fenced. 110 acres alfalfa with balance wheat oats and pasture. Clear of encumbrance. Under irrigation. Quick sale at 40 per acre includes three irrigation project shares.
Dairy specialist D L Fourt of the University of Idaho Extension Service and Holstein-Friesian rep R E Everely will visit Bear Lake county Monday and Tuesday March 4 and 5 to discuss dairy work. Meetings are at St Charles March 4 1 30 pm Liberty March 4 8 pm Georgetown March 5 10 am Montpelier March 5 8 pm. All interested in dairy work invited including youth forming dairy calf clubs. Everely aims to organize a county purebred breeders association at Montpelier. Mrs George Passey noted sicklisting.
Less than 1 2 mile to school cash payment offered balance on ten years. Mr N P Nickolaisen whose ranch joint is mine will show farm. Will divide into two farms if desired. J C Young 6800 Normal Boulevard Chicago Til.
The aviation saga Wings returns to Rich Theatre in Montpelier next week to mark its New York run anniversary. The film drew aviation figures and Commander R C Byrd among nightly attendees, with over 11 000 people paying 110 each to stand during the Broadway run.
P. J. Jacobson 83, a Bloomington native who moved to Arizona forty years ago, died in Safford at 1:30 AM from general debility. He left Bear Lake by horse team for a 12 week journey with his wife and seven children. He operated a Bloomington Canyon sawmill before selling it and was a respected merchant on Gix river. His son James Jacobson of Bloomington is his brother.
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