Read By Ninety Percent Of Valley People
A brief Valley survey notes ninety percent readership among residents of Paris and Bear Lake County Idaho for a local notice or feature item.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
4
A brief Valley survey notes ninety percent readership among residents of Paris and Bear Lake County Idaho for a local notice or feature item.
The piece argues distance fuels travel desire while questioning the need for far off trips. It praises Idaho locales like Bear Lake as rejuvenating and notes short backyard routines can refresh the mind, suggesting Europe is within reach mentally and financially.
The notice warns against discarding cigarette and cigar ashes as they pose a serious fire hazard to forests crops and properties. It argues personal liberty to smoke is not being attacked but reckless disposal of munitions and debris threatens others rights and safety.
The article argues longevity follows changing habits and health methods. It cites better sanitation, cleaner surroundings, preventive health measures, showers, fewer flies, and refined diet as factors. It notes if ancient lifestyles persisted, modern hygiene could yield unprecedented lifespans.
The piece argues genius creates new forms and faces public scorn, while talent performs and gains applause. It notes the world resists new stories, art, and inventions, and that the unauthenticated praise often goes to talent’s appealing delivery rather than raw creative insight.
In the article the author urges business people to adopt a summer attitude of alertness and energy to seize opportunities between July and August. The piece argues summer effort can boost profitability and lead to a strong return by fall.
A political observer notes the struggle to gain a favorable slant on the Pacific slope. The weekly simile likens it to a woman behind a butcher's counter, underscoring perceived ineffectiveness.
A Denver piece laments modern fathers whose drive for profits shadows their duties. It cites a boy in trouble who says, My Dad was a fine man, but I never knew him. The article urges men to redefine success beyond wealth and to engage with their sons.
Public sale of real property and Bennington Irrigation water stock described as Northeast Quarter of Section 9 Township 11 S Range 44 E and related parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho. Sheriff Asa Athay announces June 21 1926 auction at Paris Court House to satisfy judgments totaling 3389.70 and 983.33 against Brennan Davis Parker et al. Next notice repeats for 40 acre parcel with 285 34 shares water stock in Bear Lake County Idaho.
Land Office Blackfoot Idaho dated May 8 1926 gives notice that Lee C Dorney of Dingle Idaho holder of a homestead entry since June 23 1921 claims final three year proof to establish land claim in Section 25 Township 14 S Range 44 E Boise Meridian. Witnesses listed W W Ream J R Ream J C Lindsay Roy Lyons of Dingle Idaho. Register P G Johnston.
A satirical passage comments on France’s finances and national mood, humorously linking holidays to church attendance. It mocks deportation talk and hints at dictionaries inserting a marked “free” concept with a humorous note on its completeness.
In the motor age a man in the ordinary walks of life must guard against stepping into death's ordinary paths.
The entry pertains to the Stock Raising Homestead Act of December 29 1916. It outlines eligibility for settlers to claim land to raise cattle and manage stock under the national policy of promoting livestock husbandry in western territories.
Federal Power Commission notices Utah Power and Light Company of Salt Lake City applied under the Federal Water Power Act for a license to construct the Paris Power Plant on Paris Creek near Paris in Bear Lake County Idaho. Objections briefs and hearing requests must be submitted to the Executive Secretary Washington DC. 29-1-17.
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