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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
1
Mutual Creamery Co benefits from a busy season at the Paris plant as daily milk purchases reach 1560 pounds and 1400 pounds of cheese are produced for Los Angeles. To handle volume, two new vats were installed and last year equipment enabled casine production in eight hours. Manager John Jaussi notes strong local support.
The county auditor mailed the second installment tax apportionments to treasurers of independent school districts. Warrants list Rural High School No 1 for 7052 dollars, Independent No 1 for 13760.86, and Independent No 2 for 2000.11.
State Predatory Animal Board reports May 1932 totals by county with counts of coyotes and a few cats. Ada 38, Boise 32, Bonneville 41, Canyon 9, Gem 7, Jerome 16, Lemhi 100, Lincoln 19, Minidoka 59, Oneida 46, Owyhee 73, Payette 14, Valley 1, Washington 53, others listed. total 905 coyotes and 14 cats.
A letter from Logan Utah President Jos R Shepherd requests a correction to a recent Paris history article. He notes a personnel omission on the West Side valley committee that raised funds and secured title for the O B L Ry Co right of way. Arthur Budge should be added to the credited committee.
Russell Price Cooley a Brigham City youth aged 19 died in Ogden after a battle against poisoning from a finger infection. He was editor of The Bee and on The Boomérang staff at Box Elder High School and a University of Utah pre medical student. Survived by parents two brothers and grandparents. Funeral held in Brigham City with Bishop A M Hansen presiding.
T H Shronte assistant secretary of state declares no Idaho legislature ever passed a bounty on Indian scalps. He writes Col Sanders and consul Renxt that old claims are false, noting statutes from 1863 to present were not bounties. He reinforces Idaho’s clean record against libel claims.
Camp Elizabeth of the Daughters of the Pioneers will meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Shepherd on July 28 at 2 30 P M All members are urged to attend.
Bear Lake County Idaho reports 18 percent delinquent taxes for 1931, with Cassia 41 percent and Bonneville 27 percent. Second installment collections total $120,053.24, while year’s total collections reach $264,202.89 on a $319,463.47 roll.
Boise July 19 The state game department announced sage hen hunting will run August 1 through 10 with usual restrictions. Last year drought reduced birds and curtailed the season, but restrictions are deemed unnecessary this year.
A U S Department of Agriculture expert explains thunder does not sour milk. Warmer air before storms creates ideal conditions for bacteria, which cause sour milk. Cooling milk is advised to prevent souring during storm periods.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue warns that dealers may not falsely attribute price increases to the 1932 Revenue Act taxes. Under section 1123, misrepresenting tax components or inflating prices as tax related on merchandise is a misdemeanor with up to $1,000 fine and or a year in jail.
At a regular city council meeting in City Hall Mayor F J Price and Councilmen Budge Shepherd Clayton Stucks and Hoge attended. The council decided to attach the Irrigation Co main street leak for immediate attention and asked the water superintendent to report system condition. They discussed cooperation with the Paris Lions Club to eradicate weeds on city streets and instructed the community welfare committee to work with the Lions and county commissioners to enforce the weed district law. Bills were allowed and warrants drawn by the clerk.
The summer meeting of Associated Press editors of Utah and Idaho will be held in Idaho Falls Monday August 1. After lunch and a business session editors will drive to Mack's Inn for dinner dance and entertainment. Attendees are asked to inform McDermott to secure Mack's reservations.
County Agent Chase livestock specialist of the University of Idaho and a local committee appointed by Franklin county farm owners will begin this week to sort and offer for sale at least four carloads of lambs.
The Liberty party of Idaho announced a platform advocating abolition of interest, nationalization of banking, a five year moratorium on all interest bearing debts, remonetization and free silver coinage, issuance of flat money to stabilize prices, government ownership of public utilities, retention of the 18th Amendment, and full payment of soldiers bonuses. It urges sufficient lawful money to retire Idaho bonded debt, plus initiative referendum recall and use of local labor and home industries.
In Charleroi Pennsylvania John Cosnik explains how he keeps his socks up. He hits Tony Wosto with a nail causing Tony to faint drop through a window and break his nose. John Cosnik has a wooden leg.
Idaho state treasurer reports income tax collections totaling 72,880.31 up to July 11, with 35,847.64 from individuals and 37,064.67 from corporations. The remainder of the text shifts to unrelated dialogue.
The best town in the world to live in is the one you make your living in. Support that place be fair with your neighbor, profit honestly, and trade at home when you can. Do not destroy neighbors’ property by breaking in. stay out if the door is locked.
Dr. D. Earl Harris and his wife visited Grace and relatives in Montpelier after arriving from Chicago. He plans to locate permanently in Montpelier as a physician and surgeon, returning to Idaho to serve the Gem State with his extended medical practice.
A brief local toothy street dialogue features Willies and a sister’s boyfriend trading quips. The exchange hints at casual flirtation and a quick coin joke as the characters interact in a bustling setting.
A large 63000 pound galvanized gas tank 75 by 20 feet with 17000 gallon capacity arrived near Paris yesterday afternoon on trucks built by City Roiler Works in Snit. The unit intended for Richmond Gas Co will be installed in a neighboring town for storage.
Local printer in Paris offers labeling services for green egg themed printouts. Clients can order custom labels with durable materials and fast turnaround suitable for kitchen or event use.
The Grain Stabilization Corporation will release 45 million bushels of wheat to the Red Cross under Hoover era act, reducing unsold cash wheat to about 28 million bushels as of July 1. The Red Cross has already received 25 million bushels from prior Farm Board wheat, making roughly 60 million total available to aid about 12 million people for a year, with reserve for livestock feed in 1932 crop failure areas.
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