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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
4
The notice urges voters to register now to participate in the coming primary election. It stresses attending the primary to choose capable candidates from the three tickets, and to vote in the general election, warning that not registering forfeits voting rights.
The piece argues that ancient predators hunted alone while later evolution favored social, cooperative species. Humans, being highly gregarious, have built civilizations on cooperation. It frames cooperation as a virtue requiring some individual concession for the common good in Parisian civic life.
The piece reflects on the value of small towns through quotes about preferring local prominence over distant grandeur. It contrasts Julius Caesar’s preference for small town status with modern sayings about thriving in a limited sphere.
Miss Margaret Holden and Enid Pugmire left Idaho Falls for the 24th Logan celebration in a red car. After detours via Mink Creek and Bear Lake they reached St Charles by 9:30 am, were warmly welcomed, and returned home after a long but merry journey with relatives and friends awaiting them.
A lively social note details Grandma Katrina Wilhelmina Thompson of Logan visiting her son C Hy Thompson and family. It mentions Miss Edna Tufts, Harold Toomer, and regional travelers from Meadowville, plus advertising agents from Yeast Co and Golden State Baking Co. Sydney Nebeker enjoys time in Britain while Mrs Aquila Nebeker visits Falula Farm. Phos Earley of Roundvalley is gravely ill in Logan.
The American Bankers Association favors proper organization to facilitate orderly marketing of farm products but holds cooperatives are subject to economic law and cannot grant farmers special benefits. Frank W. Simmonds says cooperative marketing can help market problems yet cannot override supply and demand or create artificial prices. Solutions should come via private enterprise, not government aid.
The Post will publish political announcements through the Bear Lake county primary on August 5. Candidates gain low cost exposure reaching a wide local audience to present their candidacies to county voters.
O O C Dunford announces candidacy for Bear Lake County Superintendent of Public Instruction on the Republican ticket. He cites many years in the classroom and familiarity with local industries as qualifications and asks for electors support while pledging to balance school needs with taxpayer concerns.
A candidate identifies as disabled, expresses gratitude for mobility and aims to serve the people. He cites one year of law study in Washington, D C and urges voters to elect Budge on the Republican ticket for the probate judge office with dates referenced as August 3 fifth, July 24 and 31.
Bear Lake County Idaho sheriff candidate Stafford Cleveland, running on the Republican ticket, vows a clean business-like administration if elected. He cites his community record and asks for the support of friends, submitting his candidacy in St. Charles Tolako on July 15, 1923.
W Smith Hoge announces candidacy for Probate Judge of Bear Lake County Idaho on the Republican ticket for the August 6 1924 primary. He pledges a clean businesslike administration and seeks support based on his past record in office and in the community.
A Bear Lake County candidate for county superintendent of public instruction promises rigid economy in school spending and to improve efficiency. The letter stresses taxpayer status, being a producer with a family in education, and holding an Idaho State Life Diploma recognized by the State Board.
Notice is hereby given that J Lawrence Innes of Paris Idaho filed intention to prove up a homestead entry 032138 for H24 SHY Sec 19 T14S R48E Boise Meridian. Hearing before probate judge W Smith Hoge Paris Idaho on August 23 1924 with witnesses George F Bunn Charles F Nutt Claud Lewis James B Innes. Registered P G Johnston.
The American Institute of Banking drives rapid growth in demand for trained bankers as it expands chapters across 150 cities. Since 1900 it has grown from clerks to 52000 members, offering courses in banking practice economics law accounting bonds and public speaking to fit bankers for leadership in their communities.
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