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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1924

Page

4

Prospects of Low Cost Electric Power for Farms

A coalition of the National Electric Light Association, U S Department of Agriculture, American Farm Bureau Federation and others studies extending power lines to farms. They argue farmer use beyond lighting lowers costs, with one mile of rural line serving few farms, making mass usage essential. If adopted nationwide, rural rates could drop. experiments will test electrifying the entire farm with devices like washers, milking equipment, and grinding.

America National Electric Light Association United States Department of Agriculturel American Farm Bureau Federation American Society of Agricultural Engineers G. B. Neff Wisconsin University Merlin E. Aylesworth New York Dr. Neff General Electric Company

First Sermon Heard On Radio Reaches Isolated Maine Family

A Perry Maine family cut off by winter roads heard for the first time a WGY Schenectady sermon broadcast. C E Brown notes the younger children listened to church service from the General Electric station amid heavy snows.

C. E. Brown Perry Maine Eastport WGY General Electric Company Schenectady N. Y

WHAT THE MAYOR SAID

The mayor praises a recent show noting a fine all star cast, Ralph Cloninger and E Forrest Taylor, and an excellent orchestra. He commends the directors and performers and encourages public support for local talent. He hopes attendees enjoyed the performance and highlights abundant local talent.

Grumpy Ralph Cloninger E. Forrest Taylor

I Will Not Milk Says Neighbor Jones and His System

A lyric narrative from North Dakota by J Edw Tufft mocks schooling and labor costs, praising milking as a communal, profitable task. The verse condemns resistance to milking, extols teamwork, and contrasts groans with productive farm work.

Neighbor Jones North Dakota Skagg’s Montpelier Roghaar Grocery Riter Skaggs United States Pacific Northwest

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