Paris Post Adopts Second Class Mail Status
Paris Idaho newspaper notes its entry as second class matter at the post office under the 1879 act. John A Wallis is editor and publisher. Subscription rates listed: one year 2.00, six months 1.60, three months 1.00, all strictly in advance.
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Paris
Idaho
First Class Cream in Heat Requires Careful Handling
In hot weather cream quality declines with neglect. Sour, lumpy cream must be graded into second butter. care on farms and at creameries preserves butterfat prices. Wash buckets and separators, skim heavy cream, cool promptly, and deliver within four days to prevent rapid quality loss.
Better Times Ahead Says McKelvie on Economic Readjustment
Samuel R. McKelvie former Nebraska governor and Federal Farm Board member tells newspapers that nations are undergoing economic readjustment after war. He notes low prices for basic commodities, farmer adjustments already made, and improving conditions in industrial centers with better times ahead. He cites the Middle West and Rocky Mountain regions as stronger than large industrial cities amid transition.
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Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Federal Farm
McKelvie
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Crisp Salads to Serve When Days Grow Warm
Warm weather salads offer a refreshing change from hot meals. The article lists light vegetable and fruit salad ideas with notes on dressings, chilling, and serving as main dishes or desserts. It provides recipes for Jellied Vegetable Salad Lettuce Roll Salad Tomato Sandwich Salad Chicken and Vegetable Salad Macedonie Salad with steps and ingredient suggestions.
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Smith
Livestock market notes call for better beef quality
The article discusses unusual conditions in the fat cattle market as California range failures shrink grass cattle supply. It notes grain finished cattle yield higher beef quality, a market differential favoring feedlot cattle, and a shift in prices and planning for future production.
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West
California
Mar
Idaho
Utah
Addison T. Smith Explains Idaho Benefit From Tariff
Idaho congressman Addison T. Smith spoke in the House on June 12 outlining how the tariff bill would aid Idaho agriculture. He noted higher domestic prices when production is below demand and highlighted duty increases for cattle sheep wool sugar beets potatoes alfalfa and clover seeds alongside a broad free list for farming machinery.
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Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Congress
House
Congressman Smith
Cuba
They Learned About Women Debuts as Musical Baseball Film
Van and Schenck star in They Learned About Women a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical film opening July 13 at the Novelty Theatre. The cast features Bessie Love and a supporting lineup including Mary Doran Eddie Gribbon J Nugent Benj Rubin Tommy Dugan and Francis X Bushman Jr in a world series style plot with baseball slang dialogue and songs by Milton Ager and Jack Yellen.
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van and Chenck
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Novelty Theatre
Milton Ager
Jack Yellen
van and Schenck
Dougherty
Bessia Love
Jack Conway
Sam Wood
A. P.younger
Sarah Y. Mason
Bugs” Baer
Beautiful Bear Lake Valley Offers Ideal Summer Retreat
Beautiful Bear Lake Valley in Idaho offers rich soil and unique climate as an agricultural district near Wasatch foothills. The region attracts settlers with mountain game such as elk and antelope, abundant fishing, and nearby copper, silver, and gold mines. Phosphate beds lie within a few miles, boosting regional prospects.
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Wasatch Mountains
Idaho
Bear Lake Valley
América
Vally
Light certificate renewal notice for car owners
NOTICE TO CAE.OWNERS The time has arrived when all car owners must have their light certificates renewed. Car owners with faulty lights are liable to arrest. C. A. MONSON.
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