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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
4
The Paris Pask, published every Thursday, lists editor John A. Wallis and publisher duties. Subscription rates shown include one year for 2.00, six months 1.60, and three months 1.00, with mail recorded at Paris Idaho under March 3 1878 act.
The Church Peace Union pleads Senate action to join the World Court arguing delay harms U.S. standing at the World Conference for Limitation of Armaments. Trustees from Catholic Protestant and Jewish bodies warn continued inaction could fix isolation as U.S. policy. The group, founded by Andrew Carnegie, operates from New York with global reach.
E L Starr head of the Diurene Association notes optimism in the cotton market despite gloom in broader economic reports. Leaders in quality cotton view current conditions as a period for sound progress amid a cautious upturn.
A speaker argues that reorganization periods can bring progress and cautions against thriftless expansion. He notes a calmer outlook since 1929 and praises a shift to genuine demand, quality fabrics, and durable goods, predicting historians will nickname this era a business renaissance.
The Paris Post announces open columns for readers to submit brief articles not exceeding 200 words. Submissions must be signed and discuss public questions. The editor aims to accommodate diverse views while avoiding overly long pieces.
In possession of the owner, two estray animals to be sold at public auction for cash if not claimed. Sale at Ezra Allred ranch at 2 p.m. Saturday January 23. Description: one yearling Holstein bull calf with ears frozen. no marks or brands. One Holstein steer about 14 months old with left ear marks underbit and upper bit and a hole in left ear. tahel noted.
Column argues for a large government bond issue to fund relief for the unemployed and improve U S finances. It notes rising expenses and criticizes federal relief as a local issue while warning about national credit and the need for careful fiscal management.
Jim Griffith recounts his appendectomy and hospital stay with humor, noting small comforts, castor oil, and a cheer for home surgery. He jokes about cigars, nurses, and the value of local medical care, closing with pride in home industry and local doctors.
Administratrix Lena S. Crawford announces six month claims period for all creditors of Ruel F. Crawford also known as R F Crawford deceased. Claims with vouchers due at residence in Paris Bear Lake Idaho. First publication December 31 1931 per Idaho Falls report on snow depths in Targhee National Forest watershed areas.
Enid Marsaye sits in a club reviewing a cartoon about January 1 and contemplates turning over a new leaf. He recalls how he mistreated staff like LaLand the bookkeeper and Mrs Melling the cleaner, regrets his behavior, and vows reform after a late night call to Sally promising to apologize and confess his faults.
Mr and Mrs Fred Wood of Liberty host a Christmas gathering with most of their family present. Attendees include Raymond Wood of the Union Stock Yards in Ogden Utah Mrs Russell Passey from Gooding Mrs Herman Johnson of Ovid and Miss Ivy Wood a nurse at Montpelier hospital.
Tight entertaining evening at the Dusenberry home on Second Northwest Street featured high scores in a Rock game by Earl Shepherd and Mrs C O Moore. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge Mr and Mrs L Deardorf Mr and Mrs O Grimmett Mr and Mrs Irwin Jensen Mr and Mrs A W Shepherd Dr and Mrs C O Moore Mr and Mrs Earl Shepherd Mr and Mrs John A Wallis Mr and Mrs FP Fottiger and Mr and Mrs W S Averill.
CMING readers urged to watch for announcements about the big Bi-Centennial Washington Costume Ball hosted by the American Legion. The event is billed as the largest of its kind to be staged in town.
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