Paris Post reports Senate bill to aid depositors in failed banks
Senator John Thomas introduces a relief bill creating a 150 million dollar emergency corporation with 100 million US and 50 million Federal Reserve Bank subscriptions. It would borrow up to four times its capital to fund quick dividends for depositors in insolvent banks, not guaranteeing deposits but easing local shocks. The New York Times praised the measure as practical. Senator Pugmire of Lakota visited town Monday.
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Congress
John Thomas
Senate
Treasury Department
United States
Federal Reserve
Plar
Thomas
New York Times
Governor opposes further state salary cuts in Idaho
Governor C Ben Ross announced a $25 monthly salary cut for 28 agriculture inspectors, reducing pay to $150 a month with salaries funded by farmers fees. He urged restraint and warned wage reductions should be avoided if possible, noting farmers’ sacrifice this year.
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Boise
Department of Agriculture
C Ben Ross
Ross
Good Pay Steady Work Opens in Cities and Towns
Ambitious men and women welcome for several choice openings with no experience required. Financing available if needed. Write Mr. Thomas, Superintendent, 426 Third St, Oakland, California. January 21.
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Thomas
Third St
Oakland
Calif
Commissioners Proceedings in Paris Idaho January 11 1932
Minutes of the Idaho commissioners meeting at the courthouse in Paris on January 11 1932 record the sale of Lot 2 in Block 4 Bern Townsite to Robert Kunz for 105 dollars. Taxes on the property are canceled and sale proceeds to be apportioned among taxing units with clerk duties noted.
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Minutes of Commissioners
Paris
Idaho
Bern
Robert Kunz
Jacob Hirschi
Ernest Sommers
Union Gentral Life Insurance Co
Ed. C. Rich
George O. Perkins
News Printing Co
Pumei Coe
Findlay Auto Co
AMOMG
The
Paris Peest
Onc
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
Temp
Ald
Ind
A. T. Pendrey
Groceries
Road & Bridge Labor Dist
William Arnel
Andrew Jensen
Frank Linford
C. Windley
Delbert Hymas
Alvin Peterson
Neces
Rich Alfred Pede
A. Arnel
Louis Pugmire
Eien Clont
Charles Peterson Alliet
J. L. Laker
Pat
Tom Pugmire
Ralph Findlay
Ase Teg
J. A. Michaelson
Gus Peterson
Cee
Labor Dist
George Lindsay Ry
Joseph E. Crossley
Melvin Grunig
Hermgen Grunig
Arch Freeman
iShepherd Howe. Co
John T. Peterson _ & Sons
John T. Peterson
Sam V. Tunks
Discover Your Weak Spots Message at Hotel Paris
An advertisement claims muscular imbalance of the eyes causes stomach trouble headaches and dizziness not poor vision. It promises free consultation at Hotel Paris on Wednesday January 27 with no charge for advice and notes patients often wear glasses yet still suffer from undetected eye strain.
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Paris
Produce Exchange at Montpelier Pays Top Egg Prices
Wanted to buy eggs at the Montpelier Produce Exchange. Bring eggs for highest cash prices paid. Date 1-14-21.
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Montpelier
Revival of Old Fashioned New Year Calls Opens Homes
A suburban couple suggests reviving New Year afternoon open house with fruit punch, cookies, cigars and neighborly calls. They plan a do it yourself tradition, inviting the entire neighborhood by telephone and sharing warm New Year wishes.
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T82
Mary
Metropolitan
Vent Service
Future Is Ours: A Collier's Weekly Reflection
A brief meditation on time and change noting that the future remains ahead while the past is behind. The piece emphasizes ongoing reinvention and forward momentum amidst the onset of a new year.
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Collier
Paris Idaho minutes outline budget and tax adjustments
The minutes list transfers between districts, appointment of precinct registrars, and pension applications. It notes curb and gutter approval for the courthouse area, tax adjustments for erroneous assessments, and budget/salary approvals for 1932. Various claims and road and bridge labor payments are listed, with adjournment to February 8, 1932.
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Courtney Ryley Cooper
Cooper
Paris Post
E. M. Pugmire
Lakota
Chain Stores
Commissioners — Proceedings
DR. Scarborough
District No. 2
District No 1
Ovid
Noonan
Bennington
Inez Hall
East Montpelier
Melvina Wilson
Wardboro
Douglas Booth
Dingle
Alice Cook
Geneva
Eliza Tueller
Raymond
W. Hart
Pegram
R. S. Sleight
Fish Haven
Alice Loveland
St Charles
Lauran A. Stewart
Bloomington
Enid Piggott
Catherine W. Innes
Lanark
Ben Robarts
Liberty
J. T. Derricott
Sharon
Thomas Smith
Venice Jensen
Born
Matilda Kunz
Nounan
Karl Skinner
Georgetown
Eliza Smith
Eight Mile
Hyrum Foster
West Montpelier
Mary McIntosh
Nels Jensen
John Quayle
Anetta Dalton
Sophie Jensen
Edward E Grunig
Montel- Idaho
Deseret Hancock
Amanda M Green
Anton Jacobson
Rosetta Roberts
Martha A. Tremelling
Montelier
Jerome Edward Henley
John Blecher
Arnold Jonesy
Stephen Ludlum
Mahonni M Collings
Sarah J Sparks
Wm. H. Bird
Harriet Thompson
John Q Welker
Ton
Amanda J. Smith
Longhurst
City of
Court House
Shepherd Hedwe. Co
Frank Jones & Sons Market
Miles Millings& Elevator Co
Syms-York Company
Bydleese
Ing & Printing
Clayton Drug C O
William J. Hunter
Temp. Aid
Thad
A. Pons
E. Haddock
Mt. States
Boston
BF Keith
Mit
Joof
WKY
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