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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
4
Opinion piece warns that stay-at-home voters could decide a presidential election. It cites 1920 and counts of nonvoters in Nebraska Kentucky and Mississippi, urging action to mobilize absentee and traveling voters and ensure participation. Excerpt from an editor and manager note in Bear Lake County Idaho.
A reader on the shores of Bear Lake sends a lyrical tribute describing hazy mountains birdsong and a flowing stream. The piece portrays ice blue waters, glacial banks, violets, and a fortress of ice while praising the lake and its majestic peaks in springtime radiance.
Utah Sugar beet pulp gains national attention as dairy feed with sixty tons shipped to Honolulu Dairy Association. The product, already used across the west, is seen boosting local dairying and expanding Pacific coast demand, with further use expected in Hawaii and beyond.
May 27 16 month old child of Mr and Mrs Warren Taylor dies in Logan after pneumonia and an operation. A funeral at the ward chapel on May 30 under Bishop George H Robinson with speakers Elder Charles H Alley and Bishop Robinson. Music by Ernest W Irwin Grace Lamborn Pearl Alley. Floral offerings praised. Two wool bags stolen from Willis Brothers Lakeshore premises noted with sheriff’s pursuit. Imperial playergy and orchestra performed at Robinson Hall on May 28 29 presenting The Dollar Power and The Angel of Hell Valley. A dance followed the shows for the younger set. A remark on a neighbor’s paper reader ends the item.
The piece cheers a dry goods merchant for predicting Ladies purchases and compares success to forecasting snowfall. It playfully warns that a wrong guess means dismissal with the receiver, celebrating the merchant as essential to keeping the girls looking nifty.
Burton Me Sued By Burton M Smith Chairman Agricultural Commission American Babkers Association. The farmer is a business man and should do business on a business basis. He needs financing with loans on similar terms to other business men and under conditions meeting his needs. The farmer should comply with the same conditions as any business man and show bankers he loans for productive purposes. Records enable this. a farmer who keeps records is treated as a business owner. Loans for high grade livestock support farming finance, with bankers checking housing, feeds, and insurance on buildings. Health of animals matters. dairy cows must be tested for tuberculosis. Financing requires teamwork between banker and farmer, both acting as confidential advisers weighing risks and returns. Proper loan decisions protect both parties from losses and profit depends on careful planning and joint judgment. Two heads are better than one, uniting to finance the farmer.
Motley H. Flint told the American Bankers Association conference that newspapers are the most effective medium for bank advertising. He said advertising has moved from mere statements of condition to educating the public about banking services, noting growth in savings accounts and broad public engagement with banks.
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