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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1926
Page
4
The piece argues Mother's Day serves as a symbol of tenderness and affection and reflects on the father’s role. It notes the second Sunday in May as the occasion and suggests focused devotion strengthens loyalty and teaches lessons to others, centering on the mother’s own value.
A editorial urges parents to keep children busy during summer with a mix of work and play. It stresses moral restraints and balanced intellectual and physical activity to ensure children return in good condition for the next school term.
A collage of aphorisms on success, knowledge, wealth, and civilization, touching on ambition, automobiles, dieting, and politics. It mentions bicycles, hats, and the Volstead era context while noting writers and social observations without a single coherent narrative.
A compact reflection contrasts those who seek solitude with the sociable, noting that solitary strength defends inner privacy but fails to persuade social others.
A humorous profile of a well meaning father known more for good intentions than actions. The piece lampoons his chronic delays and self pity while noting his public roles and affection for his son. It contrasts his busy life with the kid’s need for steady fatherly contact.
Inter state Commerce Commission orders reduced rates on bar loads of cattle and double deck sheep from Idaho points to Omaha and Chicago, effective June 22 1926. Fare figures shown for Payette Nampa Glenns Ferry Shoshone Twin Falls Pocatello Idaho Falls Montpelier with increases and no changes noted.
Notices describe Saturday registration windows from May 1 through the second Saturday before the primary then reopen to 9 p.m. on the second Saturday before the general. Precinct boundaries detail Bear Lake County areas with registrars named for each precinct including St. Charles Bloomington Pegram Lanark Sharon Ovid Bern Eightmile Nounan Dingle West Montpelier East Montpelier Bennington Georgetown Wardboro Geneva and others with geographic points Bear River and Idaho line referenced.
A fragmentary notice outlines a land boundary starting at the IdahoWyoming state line near Raymond precinct. It lists Eliza Tueller as registrar and Samuel W. Hart as registrar at different moments. The description includes section and township references and a Bear River cross along the state line.
Department of the Interior notice records Parley S. Lewis of Paris Idaho filing intent to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described as SW% NW% NW SW% Section 29 Township 13 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. The proof will be before W. Smith Hoge U S Commissioner at Paris Idaho on the 7th day.
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