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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
A community editorial urges residents to speak positively of their town and neighbors to foster pride and progress. It argues heart and actions shape perception, warning against criticism that lowers communal standing. Personal pride and community pride should unite to drive prosperity and a future with integrity.
A town that improves streets alleys and yards gains pride and attracts visitors. Cleanliness and landscaping raise its name among outsiders who notice and spread favorable talk about the community.
The Commercial Club of Caldwell markets a booklet praising the town in a dry county. It claims Caldwell will lead Idaho with a state fair win, notes prosperity, and contrasts with Ada county and Boise. It mentions tension over prohibition and Boise’s status, urging reflection.
A fragmented scrap quotes a reader chiding a public figure for not subscribing to the local paper. The text depicts tensions between residents and media access, labeling the person as frugal and unreliable in expressions of civic engagement.
A July thunderstorm caused a lightning flash that damaged town property and caused Mrs. Win Nye to be shocked while sitting by an electric line. Three workers nearby were stunned, a telephone pole split, and wires burned fuses in two nearby homes, affecting residents including Otto Petpreit and Mrs Cadie Shupe.
The article hails Fielding Academy graduates for their Gospel grounded strength and community service. It recalls old teachers and classmates, celebrates enduring school spirit, and welcomes the class of 1915 while urging loyalty to the alma mater and its motto.
This notice advertises selling building and repair materials at low prices if moved now. Items include doors windows paints cement and other related materials from a supplier identified by TM.
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