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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
2
In Paris Idaho the editor reflects on bread price investigations and farm to consumer price gaps. The piece urges supporting local merchants, turning back yards into gardens, and warns against doorstep peddlers as spring arrives.
A Detroit bank vice president notes newspapers outsell other media for speed and impact. He says financial advertisers reach literate audiences nationwide today and that newspapers duplicate and extend the influence of radio mail and outdoor ads.
The piece notes only six women in the 73rd Congress, compares to eight in the prior session, and questions male voters backing women for high office. It argues women will clean government messes left by a century of male leadership while acknowledging ongoing bias and social expectations.
Readers note shoppers want quality with reasonable prices. The piece discusses consumer priorities and market trends shaping purchasing choices.
The text notes 73 000 miles on a new Ford and mentions a major housecleaning job. It discusses a 90 days divorce bill moving to the governor for signature, requiring 5 to 30 days notice before marriage licenses and county clerk publication. It frames the measure as precautionary. It also cites a mining and milling firm in Paris Idaho and an auction notice for shares to cover assessments. A job interview quip closes the fragment.
Bern brief notes list business trips and visits by Kunz family members including Bishop Paraley Kunz and Mrs Abel Kunz to Paris and Preston, George Kunz with Stanley Hill to Rock Springs, and L P Jensen guests at Wm J Kunz home. Roads closed by snow then opened by local volunteers.
At a party a guest says the scene is dull and the other agrees before they plan to leave. The host protests that they cannot depart.
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