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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
4
The editor John A Wallis offers subscriptions with one year prepaid at two dollars, six months at one dollar and fifty cents, and three months at one dollar.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue explains the 1 cent per 10 cents tax on admission charges effective June 28, 1928. Tax applies to paid admissions to theaters and any venue, with free and reduced admissions taxed by established prices. Exemptions apply to bona fide employees and certain groups. tickets must show price, tax, and venue. Returns and tax payments use form No. 729.
A 15 man pest fighting crew, shifted Friday from Beaver canyon to North canyon north of Paris, as Cache National Forest officers report. Three other squads totaling about 60 workers operate at Eight Mile near Soda Springs, at Skinner creek forks, and at Pearl creek near Noonan. Beetle infested trees are sprayed with oil to 35 to 40 feet then burned to generate heat that kills beetles between bark and wood.
James Kennedy Sr., 27, of Randolph, died at home Sunday morning after a long illness. He was brother to the late Bishop John Kennedy and uncle of Mrs. Geo H Ohara of Evanston. Funeral services were held Thursday with prayers, songs, and speakers including W T Rex and Bishop Johnson. Interment in Randolph cemetery.
Afton Wyoming hunter Elmo Corsi chased a newborn calf’s attacker and encountered a large black bear with a cub. He reported the bear’s head appeared from brush, the growl alarmed his cow, and he followed the tracks thirty minutes to identify the bear.
Stock Bros announce the opening of a cement open air dance floor with a big dance Saturday evening for Bear Lake valley. A seven piece Salt Lake City orchestra will provide music. Dancing will be held in both the pavilion and open air hall.
Greta Garbo stars in As You Desire Me at the Novelty Theatre in a new MGM production. George Fitzmaurice directs with Lavish sets and Garbo’s Zara Budapest role drawing strong praise. Co stars include Melvin Douglas Erich von Stroheim Owen Moore and Hedda Hopper in supporting turns.
Laketown Ling o reports June 21 as the longest day with refreshing Sunday showers. Ward and stake meetings held in Paris on the 19th. Relief Society busy cleaning the chapel for Flag Day. Local visits include Jacob Grentz and James Toomer. travel to Randolph, Sage, Cache, and Box Elder counties for events and strawberries. Potatoes shipped by truck to California will be allowed under inspection per a Bozeman quarantine conference.
Petition by thirty two Bear Lake county taxpayers to form a herd district in Bear Lake Idaho seeks a hearing on June 27 1932 at the Paris Idaho Court House. County Commissioners John T. Peterson William J. Hunter and Landon R. Pugmire invite all interested parties to appear and be heard.
Beginning June 20 patrons at theaters dances athletic events and other venues charging admission pay a 10 percent tax on amounts over 41 cents instead of over as under the old law. The new levy aims to boost federal revenues by about 42 million dollars.
Paramount adapts John Blythes avia tion tale Sky Bride into a motion picture about a load man who regains courage and wins his love. The film showcases hair raising air circus stunts and daring aviators flirting with death during Fourth of July county fair scenes. Captain E H Robinson notes stunt flying demands courage and skill while director Stephen Aberts, a former army aviator, brings air circus expertise to the production.
Richard Arlen stars in Sky Bride, a daredevil pilot tale recalling Wings. With Virginia Bruce and others, the film follows a flying circus owner inspired by past stunts. It comes to the Rich Theatre in Montpelier for Sunday Tuesday showings June 26 27 28 per postage.
The text notes a general postage increase with the first class rate rising to three cents per ounce next month, replacing the previous two cent rate. It mentions nationwide changes across the postal schedule. The fragment indicates broader postage reforms beyond this single rate.
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