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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
4
A historical piece explains how the Ringling brothers drew crowds by heavy country newspaper advertising and local barn posters, noting 13,000 attendees in Concordia Kansas and 20,000 in Norfolk Nebraska. It emphasizes targeting local papers near the show site and farms, with broader insight into rural marketing.
The piece notes the council’s support for home industry while weighing action on mail order houses. It cites Mc Common farmers and a planned cheese factory as promising ventures, and condemns idle gossip blamed for bank deposit withdrawals at Rupert’s First National and Rupert National.
Joseph Hodges is noted as president in Garden City items, with emphasis on his leadership role and surrounding civic matters.
Hodges Bros. from Logan visited to handle interests here while Thomas Hodges toured the Jenson Bros. ranch on Bear River for sheep ventures. Bishop Pope and LaVar headed to Lone Tree Wyoming to buy a ranch valued around 45000 with about 1000 cattle. Laketown defeated the locals 32 to 24 in a lively basketball game.
A biased excerpt reflects on editors tirelessly serving the public without frequent praise. It notes editors work year after year, shaping community discourse, yet seldom hear thanks for their steady efforts.
The notice explains 1923 licensing requires each motor car to display a license plate or receipt and applies full or partial fees based on purchase date and age. Owners must apply by mail with an authorization, witness signature, and a good check. seizing for unpaid taxes is possible. Motorcycle fees are listed at 96.00 and car fees scale with weight up to 40.00.
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