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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
4
Charles Fagan a Seattle school principal for 40 years says his ten year stomach pain constipation rheumatism disappeared after using five bottles of Sargon and three bottles of Sargon Soft Mass Pills. He reports gaining eleven pounds and restored energy. Sold by Paris Drug Co.
Nevada’s lower house unanimously passes a six weeks divorce law allowing filing and decree after six weeks residency. No debate. bill moves to Senate amid Reno opposition fears of lost eastern trade to Arkansas and Idaho. Also notes Utah residents visit Los Angeles, health improving for R. Crawford.
Motorists from out of state intending to purchase Idaho licenses must visit the county assessor's office and file a title application to prove ownership. Do not delay as a week is needed. apply to Emmett Prost in Boise. New plates are due by April 1 and applicants should bring old license receipts.
At the Pioneer Irrigation & Manufacturing Co annual meeting nine directors were named for the coming year Arthur Budge Clifford Prité Chas Law Dan C Rich Heber Neys James B Poulsen Archie Vallentine Walter Bird and Cyril Budge Cyril Budge was elected president replacing Arthur Budge The by laws were amended to allow directors to choose a watermaster and to reduce the board from nine to five effective next year The South Field Ditch & Canal Company named directors R F Crawford Mark Austin John Stocker Charles Crawford and Edward Painter.
A reflection on constant effort by Charles Evans Hughes stresses daily sacrifice and vigilance in holding success. Then a Idaho dairyman’s cow testing results contrast with offspring gains, showing a registered bull’s impact on fat yield and profits, per Rigby Star.
University of Idaho dairy instructor T R Warren warns that turning cows to pasture too early reduces milk output and harms plant growth. The piece notes grass needs leaf surface to build food, and overgrazing or excessive exercise wastes energy and profits. Land notice follows about three year proof for land in section 34 township 15 south range 45 east Boise meridian with witnesses listed. Theodore C Peterson acting register. A final line about a nervous breakdown as a luxury of the rich appears.
L. J. Haughey of Dayton Ohio manager of the national baby chick promotion movement warns of a possible egg shortage this year. He says a near normal spring supply of baby chicks is needed to prevent a fall pullet shortage and soaring egg prices. Low current egg prices do not indicate next season prospects.
The Pocatello Tribune quotes debates over how city papers print all the news without close daily contact with victims, contrasted with country papers. It argues the public demands privacy and that intimate personal affairs should not be laid bare for public gaze.
Department of the Interior General Land Office Blackfoot Idaho announces on March 7 1931 that George H Curless of Pegram Idaho filed a homestead claim on May 20 1926 for parcel 8? SW? SW% SE? Sec 27 and SE% SEX Sec 28 and E% field notes underwriting the entry details as published for public record.
Jeremiah Burton Earley 1865 to 1931 died at Round Valley Utah aged 65 10 22. Born in England he moved to Bear Lake in 1876 later lived in Idaho. Funeral held February 25 at Round Valley school house with Laketown Ward quartet and speakers Bishop George H Robinson Joseph Irwin and John Albert Earley offering comfort.
Construction work on the Franklin Rogers residence on Depot Street started this week and the building is taking shape as workers set the framework and walls, signaling progress on the project.
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