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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
4
Public Courtesy at Lyceum Show Provokes Moral Reflection
A crowded Lyceum performance by the Fairchilds Ladies Quartette fills the opera house with standing room only. The writer laments youths crowding out elderly patrons and urges schools to teach proper public courtesy to honor the aged, calling lack of civility a moral pestilence with broad social consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Fairchilds Ladies
Truth and the homemaker honored in public praise
A Western Farmer letter praises the wife of a modest farmer as the greatest woman in history for managing a home, raising children, and pursuing self-improvement. It extols stay at home women's contributions as essential and comparable to public officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerate
Registration Notice for City Elections Opens
Registration books for the coming city elections are now open at my office and will remain open until Saturday night March 34 1917. Office hours 9 a m to 5 p m. Those who voted at last city election need not register this year. A W Smith Hoge Registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw. Smith Hoge
Congress Proposes Dam on Mississippi River
Congress proposes building a dam on the Mississippi River at an estimated cost of 40 million dollars. The plan envisions federal involvement and potential regional impact while lawmakers weigh environmental and economic effects.
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Congress
Mutual Creamery Co Patis Idaho Pioneer Development Boosts Market
The Mutual Creamery Co presents a bold plan to build a worldwide market for dairy and poultry products by leveraging western states production. It boasts a fixed three percent profit on sales or a higher surplus returned to producer stockholders, with one share par value ten dollars for every two cows milked. Sixty percent of capital stock reserved for producers, 243 farmers and 66 employees already as stockholders, and 1916 dividends totaled eight percent plus five percent of product value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Enrollment report shows varied church group attendance in January February
The report lists enrolments and attendance percentages for multiple wards and towns in January and February. It notes general averages around 62 percent and cites missing reports from Sharon Beynington Wardboro Montpelier Third wards and others. The Enlistment Committee asks for prompt submissions to finalize the Gual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatley
Garden City
Fish-1
Haven
Sau Nu
Lary
St. Charles
Paris First Ward
Paris Second Ward
Sdymark
Montpelier First Ward
Dinglé
Geneva
Sharon
Beynington
Wardboro
Montpelier
Raymond
Dingle
Ovid Oentpelier
Ruary
Stake
Tts
Three Million Widows and the Threat to Wives
A fragment discusses an army of widows in the United States and ponders how long a wife might remain a widow, urging a Guarantee Fund policy to protect her and children from drudgery and loss. It mentions rates and ages in a garbled insurance context.
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United States
Farm Loan Agents Wanted in Idaho Section
Farm loan agents wanted for quick service and liberal rates on first farm and stock ranch mortgages. Live representative needed forpromotional outreach. Box 1166 Povatelta Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povatelta
Eye trouble mean school troubles for boys and girls
A note highlights how vision problems hinder students' study. It promotes proper eyeglasses and mentions Dr Gathner Sr, suggesting a local eye care resource for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gathner Sr
Orchard Workers Debate Apple Quality And Waste
A terse note discusses how orchard owners use various apples including for cider and vinegar and argues that worms and rotten fruit should be disposed of by feeding to hogs or destroying them.
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Paris Post
Holmes
Paris Post Publishing Company
Paris
Ida
Post
Idaho
George Matthew Adanes
Mutual Creamery CO
Patis, Idaho
Pioneer Development
Phis
West
President Woodruff
Liberty
Bern
Mutual Greamery Co
O. N. Wray
John Janussi
Paris-Tin Shop
Old Lyric Building
A. L. Romero
A. L. Chilton
Blakes
England
Bear Lake State Bank
ENO
Delver
Mre
Mont Ontpe Lier
I. W. Lynn
JH Lynn
Lyn Bros. Physicians and Surgeons
Depot
Physicians & Sugoons
Telephone
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