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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
4
In a compact classified style the Paris Post outlines subscription terms offering one year six months and three months in advance with rates and advertising options. Acknowledgments and poetry notices are billed at standard rates under a notes section referencing agency representation.
In a heated exchange critics label any tie between politicians and regional foods propaganda. The discussion pivots on Idaho potatoes in the House restaurant and echoes broader calls to curb speech aimed at promoting or opposing people or causes.
The Crookston Daily Times critiques Saulsbury notices on the Baumes act and Sullivan act, arguing that many anti crime laws fail to curb criminals. It urges reasonable, consistently enforced statutes over endless restrictions as the path to reducing crime.
A fiery Idaho letter blasts a presumed defamer and defends Idaho youth, condemning libel and praising local students. The writer notes weather, economy, and social issues, citing farm prices, labor calendars, and regional politics as context.
The article discusses Idaho dairy as a key income source alongside crops and livestock, noting dairy and livestock together yield about half of farm income. It extols dogs’ role in farming, hunting, mail, and public publicity, then appeals for population growth and investment to sustain Idaho’s progress.
A collection of humorous vignettes. A man complains of night noise from tenants above as a saxophonist practices at two in the morning. A family scene asks about a big cheese while a doctor jokes about removed organs.
The sausage tree of East Africa grows fruit up to two feet but offers a hard, inedible interior. A catalpa family member, it plays a sacred role for Nobia tribes with moonlight festivals and ritual poles before chiefs. Natives roast the fruit and apply it to rheumatic ailments.
A winter heat log warns that heating plants may show sluggish performance after summer or fall. Remedies include burning kitchen waste, salt on the fuel bed, or zinc sprinkled over the fuel as emergency relief before a drastic cleaning with a large truck-mounted vacuum to remove dust dirt and soot from the system.
Utah state certified baby chicks guaranteed to live 30 days offered by Sleight's Produce Exchange in Paris Idaho. Limited lot £27-m-7.
Chevrolet announces Purenté as a written purchaser agreement detailing perfect initial condition upon delivery, free inspections at 500 miles then every 1000 miles, and free replacement of workman or material defects under the standard warranty. The policy is backed by a nationwide service network of over 10,000 dealer stations with trained mechanics, tools, and stocked parts, offering low flat-rate charges.
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