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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
4
The text notes a shift from hand farming to mechanized methods over decades. It highlights reapers and threshers as first steps, followed by mowers corn planters and stackers. It claims American farmers now lead the world in productive farming and that the week of February 28 to March 5 is set aside for manufacturers to showcase the latest labor saving equipment to farmers and their families.
Burley Bulletin notes The Paris Post in Idao celebrates its 47th anniversary, highlighting its distinct status among state newspapers in a region where many papers are still new and developing.
A satirical take notes that farmers now resemble city folks as whiskers fade with fashion, while rural life grows connected through good roads, cars, phones, radios, and electric power. It observes farmers read more and stay engaged, shrinking urban rural gaps.
Notices list visitors from St Charles Bloomington Bennington and Ovid among others. Various farming and business ads appear for Hereford bulls hay and sewing thread. Community social events and relatives visiting are noted with names and places throughout the region.
Emerson fifth grade news reports gravel is being removed from the riverbed toward Camp Stewart and on to Paris, Ovid, and Liberty. It notes local travel, weather clues, a snow depth on Antelope Flat, and various small town doings among students and residents.
The Winchester store advertises guaranteed harnesses and collars at spring prices. Customers are invited to bring catalogs for comparison while the ad promises quality goods and money savings from FHIEL OESEN BROS. The notice emphasizes service and affordability with the tagline Guaranteed as good as the Gun.
A compact two story brick town house shows an artistic exterior with arched porticos and a red brick floor. It features cross ventilation, celotex insulation, hardwood floors, an open fireplace, built in bookcases, and a sun porch with potential sleeping porch option. The kitchen includes built in cupboards and a breakfast nook. Celetechnic Institute, Chicago, 1926.
Readers urged to choose a quality printer to avoid inferior work and wasted advertising value. Warns that most printers offer fair rates but inconsistent results. advocates selecting a reliable local printer to save money and improve outcomes.
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