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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
3
A long fish story describes a bear river outing with a blue cahill, gray hackle, and yellow winged moth lure. The narrator battles a rainbow trout near roots, loses it, and ends with a humorous home scene and thanks to local editors and friends. The piece also shifts to financial tax note discussing bond losses and exclusions for government and foreign bonds.
A drifting canoe encounter ends with a fisherman catching a large fish that behaves like a monster. The speaker describes fear and a hesitant struggle to release the creature as it thrashes, swallows, and nearly capsizes the boat amid a treacherous river scene.
Mrs Ivan T Reese of Bloomington Idaho visits her parents Mr and Mrs R McKinnon. Bank of Randolph directors meet at Joseph Hatchs residence with Chas Walton and G H Robinson in attendance. Bishop L B Johnsons family travel to Idaho Falls for fox farm business. Gus Portella of Afton Wyoming travels through Randolph to Salt Lake City with a self made patent chick brooder. Mrs Geo Barker Weston and Eldora visit Ogden to see Hermoine training as a nurse at Dee hospital. Bob Kiddy from Big Creek homestead reports light snow presence in town.
Elder J. Wallentine, son of Mr and Mrs R W Wallentine, serving as a missionary for the L D S church in Dallas Texas, expresses appreciation for The Post's regular mail service and support.
Wanted male delivery route man with a car to service steady customers. Earns at start 2750 dollars weekly. Send details to Albert Mills Route Manager 2226 Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio.
J O Wallentine reflects on neighborly welfare and national prosperity. He notes harsh winter weather in the South and West, a light snowfall, and suffering among the un equipped. He thanks the recipient for the Post and wishes a prosperous 1933.
The Revenue Act of 1932 limits deductions for losses from sale or exchange of stocks and bonds held two years or less. Losses on assets held more than two years remain treated as capital losses per section 101, with the 1928 rules continuing. The definition of stocks and bonds for the limitation is outlined in the statute.
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