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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
John A. Wallis, editor and publisher, aged 65, announces the local post entry for the Darts Post with second class mailing status at the Paris Idaho post office.
Editorial from Boise Statesman argues Memorial Day goes beyond remembrance. It urges a year of higher purposes and better ideals, using Lincoln’s words to stress devotion to country. The piece emphasizes personal patriotism must be earned, not required, and measured by actions as the year unfolds.
A civic appeal urges residents to spend money at home rather than mail order concerns. Local merchants provide reliable value, tax support, and employment. Buying locally maintains community wealth, schools, churches, and public services, while mail order drains profits and opportunity.
A rambling hometown column covers weddings, jobs, shop news and a resort opening near Bear Lake. It mentions paring-warmer humor, family tidbits, stock and ice ads, dance nights, a pastry baker’s donut joke, teachers, ice sales, and a branded cow sighting in a rural community.
The Bear Lake valley enjoys steady rains through spring 1923, boosting crops and range. Farmers and city residents note the weather as favorable with several good rains and a potential record harvest for the year.
From Oneida County News reports Malad receives about $2,000 weekly from outside egg and cream sales. Data gathering shows substantial income from these items.
A county agent believes dairy expansion could soon bring a weekly payroll as five to six carloads of dairy cattle are planned this fall. Grocers estimate eggs and butter sales at 300 to 400 dollars weekly, largely consumed at home and not generating new money.
The good women of St Charles ward cleaned the chapel and had it calsomined by Charles Rogers of Paris. They are to be commended for their substantial voluntary work in improving the chapel.
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