Major changes in state election laws outlined
The state legislature changed election timings including primary filings and absentee ballots. Key dates: registration opens March 7, filings start March 25 and close April 23, primary May 24, absentee voting from May 9, final registration May 21, and canvass May 30. General election absentee voting starts October 24 with final registration November 5 and election November 8.
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Genrral
County Central Committee
State Central Committees
Cavass
Estray Notice Describes Holstein cattle for public sale
Ernest Gubler constable Paris Precinct advertises an estray sale of two Holstein animals at Ezra Allred ranch. A short yearling Holstein bull calf with no marks, and a Holstein steer about 14 months old with ear marks described, to be auctioned at 2 p.m. Saturday January 23. Also includes a stray remark from a separate dialogue fragment about thirst.
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Ezra Allred
Ernest Gubler
Constable
Paris
Dairy Trade Lifts Idaho Farmers Amid Low Markets
Idaho dairy industry supports about 35,000 farmers with an annual $15 million income from a $25 million investment. Production reaches 40 million pounds of butterfat yearly, yielding 28 million pounds of butter, 8 million pounds of cheese, and 16 million pounds of evaporated milk. The bureau notes steady growth, herd improvements, and cross-state exchanges with California, providing steady employment and a reliable income despite tougher times for other crops.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Dairying
Bureau
California
Notice to Creditors for Ruel F. Crawford Estate
Administratrix Lena S Crawford of Paris Idaho asks creditors and others with claims against Ruel F Crawford also known as R F Crawford deceased to present them with vouchers within six months of first publication. Place of business is in Paris Bear Lake Idaho with dates from December 31 1931 to January 25 1932.
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Ruel F. Crawford
R. F. Crawford
R. F Crawford
Paris
Bear Lake
State of
Idaho
Year’s End and Its Beginning
A Kansas City Star reflection uses the imagery of a rose and the bud of a new year to ponder renewal, hope, and the moral work ahead. It contrasts the old year’s memories with the fresh promise of the coming months, urging personal effort to cultivate the year’s potential.
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Kansas City Star
Fortune Teller Quip Sparks New Year Jest
A playful exchange turns sharp as a fortune teller predicts happiness in the New Year, prompting a witty reply that hints at an abrupt departure. The humorous back and forth spotlights a lighthearted moment likely from a social column or cartoon dialogue.
Smallest Fare Change Becomes Talking Point
A young mother with an infant gave a conductor a half dollar and asked if it was the smallest she had. The conductor and mother discussed the amount as she explained she has been married a year. Mrs Nancy Pugmire of St Charles visited in Paris at the start of the week.
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Nancy Pugmire of
St. Charles
Paris
National plan urged to spark postwar economy
Former President Americas Bankers Association urged a national program of proper savings and prudent spending to rebuild prosperity. He warned that over saving and under spending deepen stagnation, while normal consumption and investment could revive trade and move toward a new era of prosperity.
Government Aid and Economic Readjustment
The passage argues that relief efforts from government to assist agriculture temporarily ease pain but fail to address underlying problems. Intervention that artificially fixes prices delays necessary readjustments, with supply and demand laws remaining fundamental despite quick relief sought by those hit hardest. The quote from H. L. Russell frames government actions as porous plasters that do not cure the core issue.
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H. L. Russell
Bankers mobilize to fight army worms in Tennessee crops
In Marshall County Tennessee bankers organized mass meetings after the College of Agriculture shared pest information. They issued eradication guidance to spread facts and recommendations quickly to farmers, helping save crops from widespread destruction.
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Marshall County
Tennessee
College of Agriculture
Idaho County Consolidation Urged To Cut Tax Burden
Secretary of State Fred E. Lukens argues for consolidating Idaho’s 44 counties into fewer units to reduce taxes. He notes current levy limits tied to county valuation and cites Ada and Butte counties as examples of uneven costs. He predicts economy from re districting counties and court reforms, while acknowledging public reluctance.
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Legisature
Ada
Butte County
Love Match or Money Motive Revealed in Dialog
A terse exchange reveals Clara admits she loves money while Helen questions a $10,000 annual income as the basis for marriage. The dialogue highlights financial considerations in romance.
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Helen
Clara
County governance latitude discussed in organization
The remark notes that greater latitude may be given in the organization of county governments. It hints at structural flexibility and potential reforms affecting local administration and authority distribution.
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Fred E. Lukens
Secretary of State
Beth Says
Professional Directory
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Omce Browning Building
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Montpelier
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