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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
2
The Paris Post lists publication as weekly on Thursdays and notes second class mail status. It details subscription rates: one year two dollars, six months one dollar fifty, and three months one dollar, with advance payment required. Editor and publisher listed as John A. Wallis.
A satirical verse about a farmer's beloved scrub cow that consumes feed year round. The narrator extols the cow as a luxury and a financial burden while joking about taxes, profits, and social praise. Nearby voices mock the paradox of devotion to a cow deemed impractical by dairymen and neighbors alike.
Pat and Tim drink late into the night and begin to riff about plans. The fragment hints at a casual late hour conversation between two friends with bottles emptied and moods rising.
Two men carry a dead Irishman into a bar and order three whiskies. A street dog fight distracts them, the patrons attack the corpse’s holder, and a bung starter swing erupts as Adolph defends himself claiming the man drew a knife.
Coach Hunsaker praises Fielding boys as they travel to Grace and Thatcher. They lose 12 to 32 at Grace with Innes 2, Hoge 2, Bird 6. Thatcher game ends 38 to 32 after two overtimes with Hoge 11, Budge 9, Bird 9.
Fielding High School dramatic and music departments staged the operetta The China Shop with strong student participation. An eighty member principal chorus plus orchestra, directed by Prof Jensen and Miss Mary Ostlund, performed in several towns and Paris last week to favorable notices.
A brief notice of thanks from a family or group, expressing sincere gratitude to numerous friends for support and kindness during a time of need. The message thanks neighbors, relatives, and community members for visits, prayers, and expressions of sympathy.
The Parker family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and after the death of their baby. They thank those who spoke at the services, supplied the music, and provided floral offerings.
Idaho county assessors voted to set state real estate tax values with a downward trend not to exceed ten percent. Livestock values largely held from last year’s reductions of ten to twenty percent, with yearling cows fixed at eight dollars and up and stock cattle at a similar adjustment.
Wiloe B. Jackson and Miss Willa Kennedy escaped serious injury when their car flipped after a truck crowded them toward the bank. The rear wheel, window, and top were damaged. They blamed no one as the truck driver drove on unaware of the incident. They returned home Monday with Mrs. Jackson and the new daughter.
Warren Sirrine former county assessor and Clarence Lindsay, both Dingle residents, were county seat visitors yesterday afternoon.
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