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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
5
Bear Lake valley scouts from several towns plan to attend the Paris event on February 12. Troops aim for full participation with skits sleds and dogs for a memorable winter gathering. Committees organize events and prizes while local men and businesses are urged to contribute memories and rewards for outstanding sportsmanship.
The M Men of two Paris wards are preparing for a stake tournament to be held late February or early March. Weekly games feature strong teams from the valley with competitive play ahead.
County Agent Gladhart discusses how dairy product prices track industrial payrolls and production. He notes 1937 saw high industrial output early, a sharp late‑year decline, falling payrolls, and a easing price level with a possible recovery by late 1938 as usual recession indicators are lacking.
The public is invited to attend as the boys play games with a small admission of five or ten cents to help defray light and heat expenses.
Laurel Pugmire returned from two and a half years as a L D S missionary in Great Britain and spoke to about three hundred at the Salt Lake City ward meeting. Lloyd Gardner, new Brook Lawn Creamery manager, visits after a family tragedy in Afton Wyoming and plans to move with his children. they’ll return later. Mr and Mrs Linford Monson and Orlando Monson traveled to Idaho Falls for Wilford Jeppeson Hunt’s funeral in Oregon, with burial in Idaho Falls. He left behind a wife, three daughters, a sister in Cheyenne and three brothers. Continued on last page.
Levesfock reports growing conviction among cattlemen that widespread Federal grading and stamping of beef could stabilize prices and boost consumer confidence. Los Angeles rises in U S beef volume, moving from eleventh to fourth, with Chicago, New York, and St. Louis ahead.
An anonymous verse extols a woman as a complex paradox full of fear and courage, affection and cruelty. It contrasts tenderness with violence, noting she can uplift a man or ruin him, shifting from heroine to clown. The speaker labels the figure as endlessly contradictory and consumerist in tone.
The article notes cheap credit and abundant bank resources with no building boom or violent speculation. It cites large gold reserves and easy credit as factors helping price levels rise. Mr. Giladhart concludes consumer demand and supply conditions suggest a generally favorable dairy outlook for Idaho over the next four to five years.
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