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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
4
A lively column notes a new baby born to Mr and Mrs John Jones a death of James Doe a 36 year old man and a range of local happenings from a school event to paving at the city council meeting a resigned worker and Ed Crank buying a Ford car.
The piece argues tariffs do not exclude foreign goods but level costs with nations having lower living standards. It notes yearly increases in imports through American customs and claims duties compare costs withmanufactured or grown goods from countries with inferior wages and living conditions.
Emily Alice Patz laments tourists and locals who mar a river lane with cans and rubbish. The Idaho Republican prints the verse praising nature's beauty and urging respect for public spaces to keep the world like heaven.
An office boy reports a hungry tramp at the door. The editor orders capture to learn the method and run the paper for another week.
Judge M Hi and wife of Logan Utah and Mr and Mrs Ells William of St Charles returned from a week long fishing trip at Lake Alice Wyoming. Fishing was reported good with a fair catch by the group.
WwW and B Kennedy eye specialist will be at the Paris Hotel on Friday July 12 offering special lower rates to all school pupils and residents in the area.
Four members of the Walton family were killed at a grade crossing in Pocatello last night. Vern Walton and his three children Donna 6 Keithy 13 Bybil 13 died when his car struck an eastbound freight train. The mother witnessed the crash from her porch and a 14 year old son survived with relatives.
The following names have been selected for jury duty on July 15 at 10 a.m. Frank Brown J T Derricott Robert Kunz Frank Findlay Silas L Wright D P Roderick Owen T Shepherd Chris Sorenson Wm A Keetch Wm A Dunn Joseph Burgoyne Oscar Arnell E F Bateman H B Whitman L J Shurtliff Leroy Hoff Thos Lauridson Ernest Scofield Chris Car
County Agent warns that individuals not obtaining satisfactory results with steam rolled treated oats for poisoning ground squirrels should contact the County Agent. Date line 1y-11-18. Analysis indicates guidance for pest control methods.
J N Downing W W Clark Charles Sorenson Rayford Stevens and Ezra Passey appear among community donors for a local project. Their inclusion signals broad local support and civic involvement in the initiative.
George Jarrett of Jersey City New Jersey rolled 707 to win the individual scoring title at an international bowling tournament in Stockholm Sweden. The American White team posted 3702 to claim the championship over other contenders. J R Pugmire reported grain crops in fair condition needing rain. he owns a large dry farm in Bear Lake country.
Elmer Wilcox returns home from Montana where he spent two months shearing sheep. He reports grain crops there look fine. Mr and Mrs Ira Law of Paris and Mr and Mrs Orrin Law of Salt Lake completed a ten day tour of Yellowstone Yellowstone Park and Lake gathering speckled beauties before returning last week.
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