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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1931
Page
6
A census from the district forest office lists predators and fur bearers across Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada and Arizona. It notes Idaho with 12 555 coyotes 3 392 bobcats 84 wolves and 26 125 porcupines among others.
Thirty two leading physicians publicly endorse Sargon after reviewing its health benefits. Notable names include Dr P K Drummond of Ford Motor, Dr J Roberts of Pennsylvania Railroad, Dr W L Mair of McGill, Dr G Warburton of Bellevue, Dr Eugene Perkins of Western Electric, and Dr W W Kern of New York Life. Reports will be published in upcoming issues for public benefit. Sold by Paris Drug Co. m-26.
Farmers with few head join cooperative marketing to access central Pacific markets. University extension and farm bureaus support dairymen, hogs, calves, and sheep, enabling carload rates, fair weighing, and separate owner bills. Costs stay low, with owners earning substantially more per head at central markets.
M C Bailey of Moscow was appointed state game warden by Governor Ben Ross to replace R E Thomas who leaves eight years of service to become state prison warden. Bailey is described as a business man and sportsman who will run the department on a business basis and expand recreational facilities. He owns a wholesale grocery in Moscow and starts April 1 when Thomas resigns the warden post.
A compact, imperative phrase urging readiness for political success or defeat, highlighting the reality of candidacy. It stresses vigilance and preparation for both outcomes in public service contests.
A fragmentary verse praising steadfast integrity and devotion to love truth and service. It attributes the sentiment to Mrs. Frank G. Andrews of Erie, Pennsylvania, appearing in the Messenger with advice on character and club life.
Notice announces city election in Paris Idaho on April 28 for mayor clerk treasurer and four ward council seats. Polls 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the courthouse. Registrar is W Smith Hoge. electors must register by election day. Officers named: Ernest Gubler Walter P Rich Hymas clerks Catherine W Innes Gottfried Jaussi judges. By order of the mayor and city council.
A humorous verse describes patients and germs as characters in a hospital scene. The narrator notes a “Public Health Journal” reference while highlighting bronchial, laryngeal, and dental areas in a playful, ragtime-tinged mood.
A poem fragment urges workers to endure long hours and unglamorous duties with grit. It mocks shirking and self pity while calling for steady service, organization, and patience as crowds dine and critique cooks during a bustling event.
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