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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1931

Page

7

Phosphate Boom Looms for Los Angeles Port

The article notes a surge in phosphate rock activity near Paris Idaho and projections that 8 million tons could be exported annually through Los Angeles. It details Idaho deposits, plant expansions, and the potential for lower shipping costs, with Florida and Kentucky declines and widespread fertilizer demand shaping western industry.

Paris Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Southland Idaho San Pedro Faris Kentucky United States Bureau of Mines United States Florida Union Pacific Railroad Oregon Belt Line Tacoma San Francisco Mississippi River Atlantic United States Department of Agriculture Middle Western Rocky Mountain Mississippi Ohio Japan Germany United—States Netherlands Italy Belgium Canada Cuba Czecho-Slovakia Denmark Ireland Scotland Latvia Lithuania Poland Danzig Spain Jugo-Slavia Albania Ennessee Floradi South Carolina

Fire damages the stake office building Sunday morning

A Sunday noon fire broke through the roof of the stake office building, likely from a defective flue. Town residents responded with alarm, fighting the flames to prevent spread. Although furniture and fixtures were saved, the building will require repairs costing several hundred dollars before it can be used again.

STAKE

Farewell Party for Kenneth Love Land

A farewell party will be held at Fish Haven on January 30 for Kenneth Love Land who leaves for Salt Lake City at month end to serve a mission in the north central states.

Fish Haven Kenneth Loveland Salt Lake North Central States

Memphis announcer falls for radio artist’s voice

A Memphis announcer married a female radio artist after liking her voice. The piece notes the public desire to clean up politics but doubts success with soft soap and hints the marriage could face backlash when she scolds him.

Memphis

California Potassium Phosphate Co. official heads to Paris

Mr. Hayes, manager and director of the California Potassium Phosphate Co., and his wife left yesterday for Hollywood to close their apartment and ship furniture to Paris where they plan to reside. They will also visit their son Edmund, who attends Page Military Academy in Los Angeles.

Hayes California Potassium Phosphate Co Hollywood Calif Paris California Edmund Page Military Academy Los Angeles

Far Flung Empire and the British Commonwealth

The text defines the British empire as the entire linked territory under the crown and refers to the self governing communities as the British Commonwealth of Nations. It presents the empire and its Commonwealth as a connected全球 political framework.

British Commonwealth of Nations

Inscription on Keats' Tombstone Quoted in 1821 Note

A historical inscription reads on Keats' tomb: Here lies one whose name was writ in water. The fragment notes February 24 1821 and the phrase about mortal life and bitter enemies. It reflects a poet's self-deprecating élan and public reception.

Keats

Degrees of Idealism by Emerson

A reflection on how idealism evolves from playful curiosity to a stern, ethical, practical force. The passage traces a progression from intellectual toy to guiding principle through youth and poetry to mature conviction.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Early Franklin Stoves First Used for Church Heating

The 1744 Franklin stoves marked the earliest adoption of modern stoves for heating churches in the United States, signaling a shift in liturgical space comfort and warming practices in colonial America.

United States

At it Kills Him- Usually you can tell by looking at a man

A New Castle News brief notes a satirical observation that a man’s sense of achievement often comes from surpassing others in speed, reflecting on competitiveness and ego in driving.

New Castle

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