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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
4
A North Dakota paper notes odd local scenes as dire editor laments delinquent subscribers. A newly married woman kneads bread with gloves while others face similar peculiarities. The editorial urge: pay up or face a bare breadless fate.
The Department of Agriculture says hens must yield more than two dollars in eggs yearly to be profitable. Missouri poultry keepers removed unprofitable hens totaling 3,965, saving about 50,161 dollars last year. A golden lily insignia is proposed for those who died in France, with the inscription He sleeps in France, meeting approval on both sides of the water.
In Memphis on July 24, wholesalers reported a sharp drop in prices due to higher supply. Potatoes fell from 7 to 3.76 per hundred pounds, cabbage from 6.50 to 3.50, onions from 34 to 2.60, lemons from 65.50 to 3.76 per crate, and fancy oranges from 7.60 to 500 per crate. The note warns of approaching fall weather and suggests planning summer bus travel soon.
An ad from Paris offers a house, a team of mares, a new harness set, a Bain wagon, and old harness for sale at a bargain. Enquiries directed to Max Garfinkle at 24 21. The line Those who live the most are not the ones who live the fastest appears as a motto.
Idaho reports 37 000 acres planted for the crop, above last year, with 96 percent of normal conditions and a projected total harvest around 6.186 million bushels. Early Caldwell shipments sold at six cents a pound as nationwide crop totals rise. hay, sugar beet, and wool outputs show mixed gains and weather-related difficulties.
County Treasurer Lucile Hall and Auditor Standley H. Rich certify the attached statement reflects Bear Lake County Idaho financial condition as per county records.
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