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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
4
A reader laments unknowns in legislative work as bill flow bounces between House and Senate. The Statesman cartoon satirizes a stalemate, showing old lawmakers with platform pledges and April bills in a crowded dance hall of political delay.
A public auction in Washington DC at the east door of the White House will begin at 10:00 am on Tuesday March 4. Items include an elephant with a thin campaign look, worn golf sticks, a steam roller, post office fixtures, a bull moose calved in June 1912, a large stick, and three socialist planks. The sale also lists Oyster Bay as part of the described personal property. Taft Roosevelt Col Bryan Woodrow Wilson act as auctioneer and clerk.
Governor Haines presses the legislature to pass the revenue measure amid taxpayer demand. He sent a special message urging lawmakers to rush consideration, warning there is little time for proper debate.
An elderly couple in a Delaware River region cottage welcomes son Jim home briefly as war rages. Washington orders a daring Hessian night crossing at Trenton, Jim dies heroically after leading the charge. The family mourns beneath a country churchyard vigil.
An optometrist relocated headquarters to Pocatello on March 1 and plans recurring clinics starting March 17 on the third Monday each month for four days. Clinics will be held over Mad ero Drug Co. and Paris at Denio Hotel, with sessions on the following Friday and Saturday.
Build Up Your Herd by breeding to a Pure Bred registered animal. The two year old Holstein Bull, register No. 92517, Norman De Kol Korndyke, son of Princes Johanna Rue De Kol, No 80854, the best cow in Arthur Budge’s herd, is ready for service. Charges will be $2.00. Paris Idaho.
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