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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
4
The Paris Post lists standard newspaper masthead details with editor John A. Wallis and subscription rates for one year six months and three months all in advance. The paper notes publication every Thursday and postal designation as second class matter in Paris Idaho under the 1879 act.
In a humorous exchange a bride compliments wallpaper work while the groom reveals he forgot to remove pictures, causing playful embarrassment. The scene captures domestic lightheartedness and couple dynamics in a quaint moment.
A man asserts he supports two wives, claiming one is his wife and the other is his son's wife. He states he has no fear of arrest. The comment appears as a sworn statement or interview in a regional report.
A poetic, fragmented piece notes safety themes in legends and anecdotes from Adam to Noah and Arthur, with playful vignettes about a yard of milk jest and a bank teller joke. It closes with a religious verse about two little girls and blessings for their lives.
Ten days of clear weather have brought traffic and conditions near normal for winter. No fresh snow in over a week and the main highway open to car travel. Roads in byways remain closed to motor travel until further snow removal. Chinook has not arrived and daytime sun thaws some snow while nights stay cold.
The American Legion asks public cooperation to ease unemployment. It aims to secure jobs for at least a million men. A house to house canvass may be conducted in many areas. Paris is not canvassed, but ex service men in need of work will be helped. If you have a job, call 33 and a worker will be sent.
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union piece argues that small challenges like biting an apple can disrupt inertia and spur New Year resolutions. It highlights library access, public facilities, lectures, and cultural events as aids to personal growth, urging readers to seize opportunities for mental and moral development.
William Price Sr an Ogden visitor with daughter in law Mrs Wm Price returns to Paris after several days of pleasant fellowship with friends and relatives. Let sunshine and peace be with them and all. Nanoy E Pugmire conveys blessings to all.
M P Bailey state game warden urged legislature to allow proper killing of reserves units and place opening seasons under the game department. He said funds should fund fish and game work, cited reduced license receipts, questioned 1930 hatch totals, and reported travel and wardens’ salary relief plans. He urged increased deputy mileage and April 1 restaffing.
Bert H. Miller of Idaho Falls announced his candidacy for state Attorney General on Monday. He argued eastern Idaho deserves greater representation in state government.
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