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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1929

Page

6

Idaho Progress and Union Pacific Bus Expansion

Idaho remains depicted as secure and healthy economically. The Union Pacific plans extensive motor bus expansion in Idaho, potentially affecting train service, with federal investment nearing $100 million and payroll rising to about $8 million yearly. Bank deposits rise by nearly $7 million as loans grow about $4 million, signaling a robust financial climate.

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Monte Cassino Celebrates Fourteenth Century Benedictine Heritage

The Monte Cassino monastery near Cassino rises 1500 feet above the town and prepares a year long celebration for its 1400th foundation by St Benedict. Pope Pius XV may visit after leaving the Vatican. Pilgrims will access the famed library and church for solemn rites while Cassino hosts art exhibitions and infrastructure upgrades for the expected influx. The Benedictine order, founded in 529 A D, played a pivotal role in Europe’s religious and intellectual life despite repeated destruction and rebuilding.

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Radio Keeps Farmers From Leaving Farms

A feature in this issue of The Post by Elmo Scott Watson argues radio combats rural depopulation. It claims the modern invention now in millions of farm homes slows urban migration by keeping farm families connected and informed.

America The Post Elmo Scott Watson

Hoover to Use Two Personal Autos for Public Trips

The Hoovers plan to keep two personal cars for informal travel around Washington, avoiding the presidential limousine. One car will lack the official seal and serials, while a secret service follow car remains for formal or public occasions under a government contract.

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Ancient Ur Fingerprints On 5000 Year Old Bricks Exhibit

At the American Ceramic exposition a display featured bricks 5,000 years old from Ur of the Chaldees showing makers fingerprints. Over 250,000 in top quality American ceramic wares were exhibited. A new unnamed material was touted as ultra light and strong enough to potentially reach 125 story towers. It reportedly withstands 3 250 degrees and insulates against cold and heat.

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Missouri Muskrats Pay Off for Barrow Brothers

Greenville, Missouri. Frank and Ellsworth Barrow became the state s first muskrat farmers after fencing an acre with a lake last August. They now keep over a hundred muskrats fed with potatoes pond plants cabbage celery clams crawfish and corn while a galvanized stake fence with barbed wire protects their pond.

Greenville Missouri Frank and Ellsworth Barrow

Piano for Sale in Paris Area at Substantial Discount

High grade straight piano and a player piano in the Paris vicinity offered at a substantial discount. Long easy term for extra discount for cash. For information write Geo. R. Larson Wfaste Co Preston Idaho. Ice for sale four loads of pot sce in Paria for sale cheap Enquire at this office.

Paris Geo. R. Larson Wfaste Co Preston Idaho Paria

California lamb market faces demand and feed shortages

Lamb prices remain attractive to producers but the market softens from earlier strength. Overstocked ranges in dry California conditions push unfinished lambs to meat distributors, while severe winters and hay shortages across Arizona New Mexico and the Southwest curb lamb and cattle supplies. Pasture conditions improve in parts of splithills Kansas and Osage Oklahoma, but overall drought keeps cattle movement limited and ownership shifting to home ranges.

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