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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
4
Local notice urges readers to subscribe for loads of good dry wood via The Paris Post, with contact numbers 33 or 107. Daily life items include a series of cross town visits, illness through flu, a child’s funeral, and assorted county matters.
Ogden Utah reports DeLores Densley 18 of Sharon son of Mr and Mrs Ray Densley earned seventeen ribbons at the Ogden Livestock Show this week. He exhibited Hampshire sheep taking multiple champion and top placings including fat lamb ram lamb and ram classes. He previously won Idaho state sheep club and Northwest sheep club championships and captured the Roselawn lamb valued at 75 dollars.
The piece outlines plans for intramural sports including mat events, stunts, boxing and wrestling shows after practice. It notes a preholiday class volleyball tournament with Seniors first Juniors second and Sophomores third and comments that Freshmen tend to lose.
Francis H. Sisson warns the rising tax burden endangers prosperity and stresses drastic government spending cuts. He cites U S totals, federal and local costs, and banker actions in New York City as evidence that only taxpayer funding can avert economic decline.
The state game department completed a 1932 census of Idaho wildlife. It tallies 58 857 deer in state forests, 9489 in Selway 2857 mountain goat 1594 mountain sheep 447 moose 2734 antelope and 4851 bear. Deer peak in Idaho forest with 71115 counted.
Wanted for cash several car loads of draft bred horses and mules. How many have you and how soon can you ship. Fred Chandler Chariton Iowa.
Salt Lake City eye specialist Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Hotel Paris on Friday January 20 for expert glasses fittings. Make an appointment for optimal eye health.
Ogden Utah January 6 Five thousand families were furnished work by the U S Forest Service in the inter mountain region during 1932. Unemployment relief funds and forest service improvements funded the projects across 25 National Forests. Crews rotated to assist as many families as possible, aiding locals with dependents and benefiting mercantile stores through purchases of groceries and materials.
The article notes that corporate business cannot withstand indefinite tax-rate increases. It argues for broadening the tax base and suggests Congress may reconsider the sales tax, at least as a temporary measure to address a severe national finance crisis.
LA report on the American Bankers Association convention declares the guarantee of bank deposits is unsound and unworkable. It notes eight states tried the plan, causing unsound banking and more failures, and argues taxing sound banks to cover losses harms the banking system. It opposes any law guaranteeing deposits.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the Probate Court schedules January 21 1933 at 10:00 AM in the court room for the hearing on the petition for probate of the will of Francis Rich Collings deceased and for letters testamentary to executor Joseph W Linford. Dated January 3 1933 Judge Don Haddock.
A humorous verse reflects on coping with misfortune by smiling or laughing. It contrasts two reactions to fate with a punchline about a misdirected ad and a single reply from Gladys. The piece evokes a 1920s newspaper style and local humor.
Message urging readers to share visit news with the newspaper The Perlis Post. It invites mailed items or phone tips and promotes notifying friends through the paper as a courtesy. The note emphasizes guest courtesy and community exchange via column notices.
Funeral services honored a devoted mother whose life of service to God and family touched many. Her husband preceded her, children aided her path, and the community mourned while recalling a life of quiet endurance and steadfast faith.
A printer touts attention grabbing ads and distinctive quality in conception and execution. The copy stresses originality and individuality as defining features across all printed work.
A pleading appeal urges subscribers to pay two dollar dues, arguing that many small amounts add up to support the printer. It stresses not missing any one payment and that collective small sums sustain publishing.
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