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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1923

Page

4

Defeated County Candidate Refuses to Surrender Office

Caldwell county superintendent Miss Knowlton, a Democrat, refuses to surrender her office to Mrs. R. L. Tatum who lacks state teaching certification. New commissioners swear in Tatum but Knowlton remains in office citing state law requiring eight years teaching qualification. Party balance noted as Progressives and Republicans urged action while Knowlton defends oath and duty to uphold the office.

Board of Commissioners Miss Knowlton Tatum William Langrong Boise Democratic Party Drs. Tatum Board of County Commissioners

Dog Tramped 592 Miles Returns Home to Centerville

George Schaub recalls his collie Shep who vanished in early 1922 after being sent from Owen Wisconsin to Centerville Station Illinois. Shep reappeared March 2 1922 skeletal and exhausted but recognizable by a broken tail marking, restoring him to his family after a long harrowing journey.

Express East St Louis Til Owen Wis George Schaub Wiggins Perry Centerville Station East St. Louis John Welty Shep Geo. Schaub

The Deadbeat

A social critique contrasts the fate of a deadbeat with that of a convicted murderer. It argues that deadbeats lose sympathy and friendship when trouble comes, while society offers some support to the wrongfully accused. It urges kind treatment for those in need and condemns hypocrisy.

My Country Tis of Thee Reframed By Tax Burden Chorus

The Boston News mocks tax pressures by offering a new version of My Country Tis of Thee. It satirizes how federal state and local taxes dominate citizens lives while they pay bills and sing the familiar tune.

Sam Boston News

Attend the School at Paridé First Ward Hall

The notice invites residents to the Extension School held in the First Ward Hall at Paridé on Thursday and Friday, January 18 and 19, 1923. Bring older boys and girls and borrow the program if needed to prepare for two profitable days.

First Ward Paridé

Idahoans Attend Banquet for Mr and Mrs Harry Collipriost

Mr and Mrs Harry Collipriost of Idaho attended a local banquet with friends and community members in their honor. The event celebrated contributions to the town and featured remarks from neighbors and local leaders.

Harry Collipriost

Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association Annual Meeting

Notice that the Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association will hold its annual meeting Monday January 16 at 1 p m in the County Courthouse at Paris. Important matters of interest will be transacted.

Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association Paris

Donts In Using Electric Equipment

Instructional notice lists safety guidelines for electrical use. Warns against leaving appliances connected while away and cautions about flammable coverings and improper lamp cord wiring. Mentions avoid inviting unsafe practices by unqualified helpers.

Bible Thoughts for the Week Sunday to Saturday

A weekly devotional list with daily Bible verses and themes. Topics include Gods Spirit within us His pleasant surprises inexplicable peace doing good to all fear not and the Lord as shepherd. Scriptural references span I Corinthians Galatians Isaiah and Psalms.

Six Months Free Pictorial Review With Paris Post Subscriptions

Offer adds six months of the Pictorial Review at no extra charge with every new or renewal annual Paris Post subscription. Subscriptions priced at $2.00 per year.

Pictorial Review Paris Post

Incompetent Workman Cited For Wiring Faults

A fragment mentions an incompetent workman responsible for wiring faults. It notes concern over safe electrical installation and quality of workmanship. No further details on location or outcome are provided.

Annual Stockholders Meeting of Bear Lake State Bank

Notice is hereby given that the Bear Lake State Bank in Paris Idaho will hold its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday January 9 1923 at 2 oclock p m at the Banking House for the election of directors and the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting.

Bear Lake State Bank Paris Idaho

Electric Wiring Quality Promises Best Work

Workmanship and first class materials used in the installation of electric wiring make the best job. Electricity is your greatest and cheapest servant give it a chance to do its best work.

Large Deposit of Bauxite Found Near Pocatello

A large deposit of bauxite was found near Pocatello Idaho on January 6. The discovery may affect local mining prospects and future ore shipments. Authorities are coordinating with geological teams to assess ore quality and extraction potential.

Pocatello

Discoverers Locate Fine Bauxite Deposit Near Pocatello

A fine quality bauxite deposit suitable for aluminum has been found near Pocatello. Samuel Allsworth and others announce the find, with officials including Stewart Campbell and Norman B. Adkinson confirming the ore as bauxite. The site lies along Mink Creek near the new forest ranger summer camp with access via a wagon road and overhead tram system.

Pocatello Samuel Allsworth Stewart Campbell Norman B. Adkinson Idaho Technical Institute Geological Survey of Washington, D.C Mink Creek New Forest Ranger

Shoe fashion shifts at National Slide Retailers meet

Chicago reports from January 9 outline shoe pricing and upcoming styles. Prices range 8 to 16 dollars for low shoes and 9 to 165 for high fashion pairs with extreme styles. Galoshes gain popularity for winter wear among both women and men.

Chicago National Slide Retailers Association J. C. Boyd St. Louis S

Idaho Governor halts railway passes for state officials

C. C. Moore the new Idaho governor orders the Utilities Commission to stop issuing railway passes to state officials. The governor instructs no more passes and plans to seek repeal of the law.

C. C. Moore Idaho Heague

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