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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
8
Local quick sale notice advertises three new wagon boxes at Paris Garage with a contact phone. In other items, Farrell, a 13 year old Liberty resident, recovers from kidney trouble, Mrs. Rogers recovers from appendicitis, Mrs. Shepherd sick with flu, John McDonald returns after flu, William Stocker visits Pegram, and Charles Crawford suffers a flu attack.
In a smoky supper room the street tale centers on Joe Barry who admits sleeping in a haystack during a country excursion near Newburgh. Louie Bertolini confronts him about the absence and the motive behind the trip, sensing a deeper story beyond the casual escape.
Joe Barry, a country youth in New York, works as a caretaker in a poor-rooming house and plays the accordion at Louie Bertolini's restaurant. He abandons duties for a night in the open country, driven by the lure of the countryside.
A troubled man in a diner agrees to meet a lawyer for a ride after a confrontation about pay. The tale shifts to a limousine pickup where the businessman introduces himself as John B. Martin, attorney, and probes the man’s background as they prepare for a chat that hints at a fateful alliance.
Earth tremors disrupted Idaho phone lines and shook buildings in Jackson as a 3:15 AM quake roused residents. The temblors, with loud rumblings and dynamite like reports, continued until 5 AM with several sharp shocks and aftershocks.
U S Geological Survey official G R Mansfield and Reed W Bailey visited Logan and Blacksmith Fork canyons to study ancient paleozoic rocks exposed along canyon ledges. They noted fossils including sea weeds corals shells and armored fish from ancient sea arms. The trip accompanies plans for the International Geological Congress to survey dam sites and analyze geological sections in the Grand Canyon of the Snake River.
Fragmentary 19th century note recounts attempts to cross the Atlantic beginning in 1857 and contrasts early efforts with the first successful crossing long after. No clear names or dates are fully readable.
Hens contribute about 60 million dollars to farmers' incomes with Oregon Washington and Idaho poultrymen benefiting. The poultry industry is highlighted as a major economic contributor in a region known for mining lumber and other goods.
A narrator recalls a voyage from New Zealand toward America aboard a ship with a painting smell that caused seasickness. He describes lingering aboard while the boat remained tied to the dock and the misperception of departing, recounting a comic near-miss on a Pacific crossing and his brief, rough travel tale.
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