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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
4
Plans are underway in Paris for the Bear Lake Pioneer and Homecoming celebration to be held July 24, aiming to repeat last year’s success and make the affair permanent. The notice urges readers to subscribe to The Post for nine months, warning urgency for those who haven’t prepaid.
Many shoppers rush to take advantage of the bargain sale in The Ost with a last day Saturday deadline. Regular subscribers pay just over two cents a week for a yearly rate, while local merchants advertise to lure customers to shop at home and boost the town community.
The Window Seat laments the loss of Sir Walter the canary and reflects on grief. It contrasts personal sorrow with wartime strain, WPA funding debates, and Roosevelt’s political moves, imagining a better economy and society if shared values and faith guided action.
The article criticizes Congress for a week of clashes over reorganizing government departments. It argues overstaffed offices and overlapping duties harm efficiency, noting 30 years of failed attempts and pressure from groups. It credits President Roosevelt for willingness to act where Congress won t.
The Cabin Kids a five performer southern act appear at the Rich Theatre Montpelier on April 12 after a string of radio and film appearances. The page features a mix of entertainment copy and opinion pieces including tax talk and anti Hitler rhetoric.
A reflective religious note cites a Psalms verse urging calm, steady speech and serious thought as needed guidance for daily life. The speaker expresses a wish that every statement align with the verse, framing devotion as strength and redemption.
York Village Maine claims the first chartered city status in America. Built in 1657 the King’s prison now functions as a museum. The sheriff’s quarters mirror 1600s style with dungeons and a courtroom hosting rare documents.
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