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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
4
Entry indicates a notice at Paris Idaho post office for second class mail transmission. Mentions John A A Wallis as editor and publisher.
Subscription rates listed include one year in any U S for 2.00 six months 2.26 three months 2.50 To foreign countries one year 2.50 Office phone line appears in the notice with unclear digits.
The paper asks subscribers to pay in advance, noting many do but some do not. Advertising covers deficits, costs require effort to secure renewals, and extended credit is being limited. Subscriptions are a stable asset, and cooperation in timely payments is requested to keep costs down.
Reprint from The Idaho Statesman discusses Senator Borah and Senator Gooding urging discontent with the Republican administration. It notes Harding’s presidency improving conditions, Union Pacific investments in Idaho, and the potential political risk of contented voters. The piece frames contentment as a danger to politicians and politics.
In Moscow on June 15 a dairy barn at Idaho's University of Agriculture hosted a post commencement dinner for 40 people. Violet Poseh Ormsby, the state institution's top butterfat cow, led the feast with Holstein Friesian breeders from Latah County and university faculty in attendance. Milk and milk products were central to the menu as Violet dined at the head of the table with alfalfa greens.
The Holstein cow Violet, owned by a university dairy program, produced 26,812.4 pounds of milk and 1,007.41 pounds of butterfat in a 365 day test. Violet was crowned queen of dairy cows and tied to the King Segis line, becoming the only U S state institution cow with three over 1000 pound butterfat records.
Boise special: Stewart Campbell state mining inspector reports a booming northern Idaho scene with Elk City mining along the Clearwater yielding major gold veins. Homestead and Center Star near Elk City show high grade vein deposits. Dewey, Jumbo and Crackerjack mines await transport improvements to realize full potential.
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