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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
2
An entomologist from Michigan State College explains the corn borer's damage pathway and notes no strain is wholly resistant. A resistant variety results from crossing the maize bargo from South America with a commercial North American line to deter attacks.
Kenneth M Lee of Augusta Maine captured a pair of fox pups and sheltered them in a basket. The mother fox approached within three feet and he relocated the pups after a long canoe journey. At the camp he built a pen but the feral mother dug out and reclaimed her pups by morning.
Twenty eight years ago Edward Smith of Raquette Lake New York fixed his name address and date on a small brass plate to a turtle and released it. The turtle was discovered at Tsatasa wassa lake about 200 miles away, revealing a remarkable long journey.
A terse exchange shows a beggar asking for credit and a business man refusing with a demand to call again tomorrow. The passage captures a scene of stalled aid and patient persistence in a crowded urban setting.
In a Dothan Alabama letter a reader says Vegetable Compound eased her nervous exhaustion after weeks of fatigue. She reports taking seven bottles and now feels stronger able to do housework and care for four children. Signed W U Salt Lake City No 24-1930.
A mosaic of Idaho items reports lead production in Boise Idaho magazines Emmett 60 car loads of cherries in district 1s St Anthony Menonpitis cases in Teton county Caldwell 8th Nazarepe assembly at Emmett Mackay fishing strong in Idaho streams Hagerman Malad river accident injures William Wilduas of Boise with several fractured ribs Burney potato and sugar beet acreage up Jerome county wool shipments through national marketing plan Pocatello state auditor candidate E G Gullet seeks Republican renomination for state auditor ship and a wagon accident injures Jacob K Ruthrie in Rock Springs Wyoming Death of George Hopewell investigated in Cassia county Poisoning claim in Coeur dAlene woman facing murder charges Lewis county launch crash on Snake River no injuries Idaho Falls Legion convention plans O L Bodenhamer attends Utah beauty queen Margaret An derson Lewistown crash near Perce Lewis County population and farm counts Twin Falls and Knoxville beauty queen Jenna Witham 1930 Night flight Salt Lake to Great Falls air mail service planned Idaho Falls oil drills show promise Monida field air mail service to Wallace and road work to Teton river Burley injunction blocks five cent gas tax levy Boise argues California potato rate drop harms Idaho utilities commission protests to ICC Nampa United Spanish American War Veterans elect Moreland department commander Gooding lamb pool ships 16 cars at 14 cents Emmett 60 percent wool handled by federal farm board Clearwater weather station planned Montour local store robbed in Gooding Democrats hold mass meeting in Gooding.
Harry learns from Cosmo about light speed, star distances, and stellar aging during a sky voyage. They discuss rocket travel, gravity, and the lifecycle of stars including new star formation and the Sun’s age in a dialog about space observation and exploration.
A brief cartoon caption compares Hoover to Santa Claus noting a shared white whiskers feature while a humorous exchange plays on the similarity. The dialogue showcases a light political jibe in a periodical cartoon style.
Salt Lake hosts 3000 delegates at the MIA conference while Utah's exchanges with eastern schools yield a dinosaur for 5000 in museum material. Numerous notes cover fairs, road work, education, gas and electric projects, agricultural updates, weather, and cultural events from Logan to Hurricane.
Engravers near the grand bazars in Constantinople have shifted from carving signets to painting signs. Education has reduced illiteracy so thousands now sign with their own names, replacing the era of stone and emerald seals with the fountain pen.
Royal Queen Annte ruled Sing land from 1702 to 1714 and bore 47 children with none surviving. Only one child, William the Duke of Glanester, survived infancy and died in 1700 at age eleven.
A farmer named Corn tessel questions leaving a wandering boy as Josh pursues aviation and ignores ordinary matters. The quip suggests Josh seeks a life near an airfield beacon rather than current duties.
In 1927 Italy had 10,581,400 acres of vineyards producing 784,206 gallons of wine. France had 3,351,695 acres under grapes yielding 892,410,000 gallons of wine.
A brief note quotes a wary breakfast remark about eyes and the question of grapefruit. The piece reflects on fear, distinguishing unfounded worries from new concerns and suggesting persistence in worry patterns.
A reader recalls receiving a $25 note and a booklet about memory development. The pamphlet is described as guidance on improving memory, referenced in a brief Q and A.
A fragmented quote from an unidentified source circulates, mentioning a plan “the night before QO journey” and a retort about leaving for “a day eam per,” prompting discussion in community forums.
A fragmentary line notes a diver Faun remark about smoking at work to soothe nerves and a remark about avoiding enemies if love is not possible. The text reads as a collection of aphorisms rather than a cohesive news item.
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