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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
4
A Murray Utah Eagle column argues for broadening highway programs to fund improvements on secondary roads parallel to main trunk highways. It cites higher rural road costs, benefits to farmers, and the potential return from upgrading gravel, crushed rock, oil and asphalt roads at $1500 to $5000 per mile.
The tariff section of President Hoover's first message to Congress advocates rate revisions when foreign competition harms American producers and calls for greater Tariff Commission power to base policy on problems in international trade. Congress should follow the suggestion.
A reflective poem laments a mother’s unseen sacrifices and the passing of her children. It unfolds memories of tiny hands, daily toil, and the ache of loss, ending with a hope of reunion in a heavenly afterlife.
A damaged text fragment reflects a mother’s sorrow asking how many tears she shed for her babes and how many kisses for each curly head, capturing a grieving tone without full context.
The Paris Post advertises quick printing services for letterheads envelopes statements announcements business cards window cards invitations programs booklets folders menus butter wraps and related printing items.
A dated appeal promotes sending The Post as a gift to distant relatives. It touts home views and reminds recipients 52 times a year that the sender still thinks of them.
Las Vegas, once a desert ghost city, surges toward a comeback as a western manufacturing hub. The Boulder Dam project will supply vast hydro power, attracting industry and workers, with copper and iron ore nearby and mining riches expected to spur rapid growth despite rampant wildcat land ventures and gambling culture.
Gray Hoy, a collie owned by Mr and Mrs Clif, was awarded a hero medal by the Beaver County Safety Council for alerting the family during a Beegle home fire threat.
A woman accuses her husband of looting a penny bank he had been suing for divorce. The filing seeks redress for the alleged theft and separation actions proceed in court.
In Winnemucca Nevada three men faced charges for cattle stealing, with two convicted. The case reflects a long history of cattle rustling in the region and the harsh Western justice that followed.
A Utah update reports the Western Pacific rail ad spent 1 789 766 41 in Utah for crating expenses during 1928. Intermountain region output exceeds Se worth of manufactured goods while mineral value tops 100 million. Population in the intermountain area is 60 percent rural and 40 percent urban. Cedar City notes cold weather pressures lambing with sheep losses amid early shearing. one producer reports about 600 sheep lost from 8000.
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