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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
2
The Paris Posk announces weekly publication every Thursday and prints in Paris Idaho as a second class mail matter. Editor and publisher Joh A Wallis presents subscription rates of 2.00 yearly 1.60 half year and 1.00 for three months.
A mother argues children must learn liberty and patriotism in terms they understand and suggests a quiet dignified Fourth of July. The essay reflects on transforming old-fashioned fireworks into a meaningful celebration that honors the nation's founders and sacrifices.
The outdoors fosters new object lessons and character links for Boy Scouts Camp Fire girls and other groups. Sunshine strengthens health and efficiency, ripens crops and fruits, and invites youth to enjoy fields forests and fresh air for continued play and growth. It beautifies life and encourages lasting youthfulness.
A man who spent freely after a savage act in America seeks psychiatric help. He urges prayer as a means to avert further conflict, suggesting a deeper request for peace alongside victory aspirations.
A brief, quirky meditation notes that a woman's sewing circle sparks talk and that men with good aim fear misfortune after death. It oddly claims polygamy leads to trouble while monogamy also traps men in trouble.
The American Bureau of Metal Statistics reports world copper output at 147,352 short tons in May, up from 144,398 in April but below 192,895 in May of last year. US lead stocks end May at 49,638 tons, with April and March lower, while May lead production is 52,818 tons versus April 65,547 and May last year 63,632.
John Riesk of Spokane reports lasting relief after using Sargon Pills. He describes improved circulation weight gain and renewed strength after years of indigestion headaches and numb legs. Local agents Paris Drug Co. stocked the product for distribution.
The beetle crew has treated over 11000 infested trees and work may end within a week. Road work began yesterday on Paris Canyon road. A crew operates between US Biological Survey Bear Lake County and Forest Service to exterminate rodents. Water is falling rapidly as range conditions remain very good.
M I A workers from Bear Lake Stake and Miss Eva Moss of Salt Lake City camp instructor help supervise camp activities at Mutual Glen this week. The group focuses on recreational work and ward participation during the vacation period.
Dr Spencer H Rich moves from Hotel Paris to Shepherd Block and opens new offices with Dr M M Shepherd dental parlors. He thanks patrons and promises continued service. Dated January 19 1926.
Public notice informs qualified electors of Common School District No. Two Bear Lake County Idaho that a special bond election will be held July 12 1930 at the district school from 8 am to 7 pm. Voters decide on issuing bonds up to 16500 dollars for a new school house under amortization up to 20 years at interest not exceeding 6 percent. The notice prescribes secret ballot and ballot wording Bonds Yes or Bonds No and is dated June 12 1930 signed by James Bunderson Clerk of Board of Trustees.
The board levied a one mill per share assessment on stock payable by July 1 1930 to E H Broomhead Paris Idaho. Unpaid shares by July 1 1930 become delinquent and may be sold at public auction to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs. H H Broomhead Secretary Treasurer.
Public advisory from GC. A. Monson state traffic officer warns all car owners to renew light certificates. Faulty lights may lead to arrest. Montpelier Motor Co is the official light testing station for Bear Lake County.
Public notice for a school bond election in common school district no one Bear Lake County. The notice states the election will be conducted according to law and outlines the official procedures and requirements for voters and candidacy. Local residents are advised of dates and places for polling and submission of ballots.
The Board of Trustees calls a special school bond election for Bear Lake County Idaho No One District at the schoolhouse July 14 1930 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters will decide on issuing negotiable coupon bonds up to 7000 dollars for a new school building amortized over twenty years at interest not exceeding six percent. Ballots will read Bonds Yes and Bonds No with a cross to indicate choice. Also notes local news: M B Athay, ranger, visited. Mrs Arthur Clayton moves to Logan Utah with her husband. Ira Peterson and family accompany.
A deputy game warden notes the sage hen brood growing and nearly able to fly as the mother uses a mime of injury to lure predators away. The hens whistle to scatter chicks, who hide beneath sagebrush, while the mother feints and retreats, then escapes once the danger passes.
A vivid quip on Ren Mulford Jr and the public’s waning fascination as a so called wonder loses shine when featured on an inside page of the Toledo Blade. reflects on fame fading and delayed fortunes in public life.
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