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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
2
The Idaho legislature considered a state railroad commission but critics argued it would duplicate interstate regulation and hinder traffic growth. The New York Sun and a British economist’s view supported minimal state interference. The Senate killed the commission bill, deemed a wise act to avoid restricting development.
Secretary Wilson argues the Canada treaty will greatly aid farmers by opening markets and supplying timber, fish, fencing wire, and cottonseed oil to the Southern states. He notes improved relations between manufacturers and farmers and urges considering all interests, not special interests, before rushing the measure.
The piece urges young people to value affordable education and abundant books. It notes a new Emerson school club forming a winter library for boys, offering constructive evenings over street roaming. The author promises to demonstrate what diligent effort can accomplish.
Ambitious women and men can enter wireless or railway telegraphy with the eight hour law now in effect. Telegraphers earn from 870 to 890 per month with advancement chances. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland operates six official institutes in America under RR, Rail and Wireless officials and places all graduates in positions.
Notice announces a stock holders meeting at the Court House in Paris Idaho on February 25 1911 at 8 00 p m to elect a Board of Directors and transact other necessary business. Will H Youne
Fragmentary OCR lists court officials and dates from Laahy Viz district. Names include Alfred Buster Connish Clerk Samuel Hymn Conm Henry Ait Auditor Reedriler V Holmes Deputy Sheriff Asa Lisay Surities and other officers with scattered dates and titles.
A list shows Paris city government names including mayor W W Richards and council members J Russel Shepherd FP Shephere Poulson Haythay Haywr Crawford J Hay Wird R B Crawford with ward representatives 1st through 4th wards and officers Clerk L T Shepherd Treasurer J A Sutton Sr Justice J A Sutton Sr.
Walter Hoye is listed in connection with Paris Idaho in an official capacity as part of a public record or local notice. The entry notes an official role or appointment tied to a named location.
Train times show Montpelier to McCammon runs at 9 30 a m to 12 08 p m with return at 1 30 p m to 4 05 p m. Connections at McCammon link with Urals AG Montpelier east and westbound services. Local stage line serves Paris and nearby towns with departures from Montpelier and Garden City.
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