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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1930

Page

3

Phosphate boosts alfalfa yield and feeding value in Montana study

A Montana Agricultural Experiment Station report with Great Western Sugar Co cooperation shows phosphate fertilizer raises alfalfa cuttings by 25.62 to 38.37 percent and increases first cutting phosphorus by 65 percent and protein by 10 percent. The note argues phosphorus boosts forage quality, irrigation must accompany fertilization, and drought amplifies phosphorus deficiency risks.

Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Fromberg Great Western Sugar Company Julian Winsley

They Learned About Women Musical Opens at Novelty Theatre

Chenck makes tuneful debut in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical sound feature. The film stars vaudeville and baseball players as ball players who drift onto the stage between seasons on the diamond. Opens Sunday July 13 at the Novelty Theatre.

Chenck Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Ford Car Design Proves Standout Worldwide

Letters from users across geographies praise the sound design, quality materials, and precise manufacturing of the Ford. The article highlights government bureaus police departments and large industrials purchasing the model after rigorous tests of speed power safety comfort and control. It lists multiple body styles and options as evidence of broad appeal.

Ford

Studebaker Presents Enhanced Eights with Free Wheeling

The Studebaker Eight series including President and Commander gains power and a free wheeling feature. Benefits include 12 percent gasoline savings 20 percent oil savings reduced carbon less engine and transmission strain smoother braking and seamless idle deceleration for safer control at all speeds.

Ebaker Studebaker Eghts

Probate Notice of Sale in Paris Idaho Bear Lake County

In the probate court of Bear Lake County Idaho an administrator with the will annexed for Maria Wilker deceased offers a private sale of Lot 8, Block 6 Paris Townsite, 1.1 acres, with water rights. Bids in writing due before sale. cash down 10 percent. balance upon court confirmation. property to secure by mortgage if seller agrees. Sale date after July 30, 1930. bidder terms set by administrator and attorney D E Haddock.

Maria Wiler Maria Wilker City of Paris County of Bear Lake State of Idaho East Boise Meridian United States D. E. Haddock Browning

Idaho Senators Stick to Guns in Washington

Idaho's senators Borah and Thomas will stay in Washington for special business on the naval treaty while others set travel plans. Burton L. French sails to London for the Interparliamentary Union and remains abroad. Addison T. Smith and Mrs. Smith head to San Francisco then Honolulu to inspect national parks. They expect to return about August 10.

Borah and Thomas Washington Burton L. French London Addison T. Smith Mrs. Smith San Francisco Honolulu Smith National Park

Light Certificate Renewal Urged for Car Owners

Notice from A. Monson, State Traffic Officer, warns car owners to renew light certificates or face arrest. Montpelier Motor Co serves as the official light testing station for Bear Lake.

A. Monson Montpelier Motor Co Bear Lake

Dr Spencer H Rich Opens New Offices in Shepherd Block

Dr Spencer H Rich announces relocation from Hotel Paris to Shepherd Block and opening new dental offices with Dr M M Shepherd dental parlors. He expresses pleasure in serving his patrons.

Hotel Paris Shepherd

Rich soil sparks peg leg farmers debate

Two farmers argue over soil fertility with one claiming his state’s soil makes peg legs sprout roots in five minutes while the other says their land is so rich that peg legged men carry hatchets to chop sprouting twigs from nutritious dust.

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Maxson Huxley Asa C. Maxson Mr. Huxley Denver’ Post Parnell Black Rich Building Phaeton Tudor Sedan Studebiker Ira Peterson Stu Debaker Milton Ager Jack Yellen van and Schenck Bear Lake County State OF Idaho Frederick Karl Wilker Marla Koford Furniture Company Montpelier Paris, Idaho
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