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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1931

Page

5

Miniature Battle Axes Reported in Antiquarian Find

The article notes the discovery of tiny Indian battle axes with no official record of the smallest specimen. It is claimed that some axes weighed only about an ounce.

Years and Youth to Seventy Years Young

Quotations from Oliver Holmes emphasize cheer and hope in aging, contrasting sixty or seventy with forty. The line frames youth as a mindset shaped by attitude rather than solely by age.

Oliver Wendell Holmes

Defenbach Declines Senate Candidacy In Idaho

Bryan Defenbach says he will not run for U S Senate and expects to stay in Idaho. He cites devotion to the state and a wish to serve from the statehouse, noting no strong desire for public office despite Idaho politics and governors.

Bryan Defenbach Fairfield Defenbach U. S Courier Idaho Congress Ross Camas County

Bern Brevities From Preston to Geneva and Beyond

Local notes report Mrs Wennergreen of Preston as a demonstrator for Utah Power and Light visiting Bern. Mrs Kate Chivers, 83, ill from pneumonia and a daughter of John Kunz Sr., remains in critical condition. Robert Kunz and Bishop Hulme visited Geneva for Sunday school. Frank Steckler, Kunz in-law, returned to Portland Oregon where he works for the railroad. A six year old son of Mr and Mrs Christian Buhler died of appendicitis after a broken leg injury. funeral held in Bern ward. Seth Kung and Rudolph Benz Jr. visited Bern. Alvin Kung visited St Charles. Mrs Alfred Jensen of Ovid and Mrs Louis Eschler of Montpelier visited the King home. March 1888’s Big Wind left 138 vessels ashore along the American coast.

Kate Chivers John Kunz Chivers Robert Kunz G. E. Hulme Geneva Frank Steckler Wm. J. Kunz Portland Oregon R. R. Co Christian Buhler Montpeter Hospital Bern Seth Kung Montpelier Rudolph Benz, Jr Logan Alvin Kung St. Charles Alfred Jensen Ovid Louis Eschler Wm. J. King

California lambs move to market early in 1931 crop

The 1931 California lamb crop moved to markets earlier due to drought, feed shortages, and finances. About 225 000 lambs were sold by end of April, versus 60 000 last year at the same point. Farmers hold back feeder stock while barley fields fetch high rents for fattening.

California Willéys

Noiseless Insects Noiseless Insects naturalist notes vast insect variety

A naturalist states there are more than 500 000 kinds of insects most of which make no sound that human ears can hear. The observation highlights hidden biodiversity and the quiet complexity of insect life.

Ford

Divorce Rush in Idaho Courts Cited as Unrealistic

Boise officials warn divorces cannot be rushed to a ten minute grant after residence is shown under the new 42 day law. Judges say fastest route is two to three days post 80 day residence, potentially 46 days, and an in state case with both parties present allows immediate filing and grant.

Charles F. Koelsch Boise Idaho Bar Association Reno Court al Here Imoffi

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