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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
6
The notice outlines U S citizenship, six month state residency, thirty day county residency, precinct registration, and registration procedures. It lists required registration details, naturalization papers, and deadlines from May 1 to October 23 1926 with an earlier closing than prior elections.
Prima donna Margery Maxwell of the Chicago Civic and Ravinia opera companies shares views on cooking as a rapidly vanishing fine art. She notes modern suitors test a woman's knowledge of calories and balanced meals before marriage and explains two ready recipes Maryland Chicken and Asparagus en Froid with step by step instructions.
Edith May Adams of Barrington New Jersey is the first American School girl nominated for the American Youth Award established by the Besqui Centennial Exposition. She is a candidate for the Golden Eaglette, the Girl Scouts highest honor, after being cited for bravery in aiding firefighters and physicians during a blaze.
Mrs Emma Clayton serves as registrar for Paris and announces in person voter registration at the courthouse this Saturday from 9 a m to 5 p m ahead of the upcoming primary election.
Notice reminds registered voters to vote in the August 3 primary and November 2 general elections. It explains changing residence within the county requires updating the registrar by in person or by mail before books close, to obtain a transfer certificate. Registration closes July 24 for the primary and October 23 for the general.
The poster warns that no vote or sworn oath can occur at the primary or general election. It signals caution about procedures and asserts election day actions must follow official timelines.
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