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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
4
The government will distribute new paper money around July 1. Bills measure six and 5-16 inches by two and 11-16 inches and feature portraits of famous statesmen. The piece discusses political loyalties tied to dollar bills and questions whether current spending supports the country’s ideals and Idaho’s future.
The article credits Owen D Young as the capable diplomat guiding international reparations efforts after World War I. It argues the war's origin matters little compared to global financial interests pushing peace and a workable settlement with Germany, highlighting Young's role as GE board chairman and New York Democrat.
A national safety drive begun seven years ago by the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters emphasizes school based traffic safety education. NYC data shows a drop in child fatalities per cars from 1 in 800 in 1923 to 1 in 1510 by 1927, with similar gains in other cities. The program stresses practical learning over legal reform to reduce automobile deaths and broader crime trends like homicide rates.
A critical note on hiring a skilled attorney who can exploit red tape and exploit gaps in the legal system, highlighting perceived leniency in punishment and the ease of navigating procedures.
Laketown community records show Elder Amos B Robinson, after twenty seven months on a mission in Great Britain, visiting Salt Lake and London experiences. He spoke at the sacrament meeting and shared insights during a conjoint M I A session over the weekend.
Graduation exercises of the Bear Lake Stake Religion Class will be held Sunday evening May 12 at the stake tabernacle. The program includes opening song prayer welcome address by Bloomington and Paris graduates, musical selections, superintendent's report, addresses by Bp. T. L. Austin and HB Spencer, presentation of certificates, and congregation remarks by Roy A. Welker.
Bear Lake County Idaho to sell at public auction on May 24 1929 at 11 a.m. at the court house front door Paris Idaho the described parcels including multiple Montpelier and Paris town lots, fractional sections and tracts belonging to Bear Lake County by order of the Board of County Commissioners. W Smith Hoge deputy clerk.
The Holland Institute of Thermology in Holland Michigan released Bulletin No 1 of its popular education series on home air conditions. It argues 70 degrees and 46 percent humidity creates health and comfort and explains moisture needs for homes of various sizes. It covers dry air risks and reviews household humidifiers including automatic moisteners.
Currency is said to be covered with germs but customers can pay bills here. The automobile industry is said to support 10 percent of people while the remaining 90 percent are kept busy dodging the product.
The Paris Post reports a new mail schedule on the Paris Randolph stage line. Mail arrives at 11:30 a.m. and departs at 4:00 p.m., with a round trip noted. Also seeking a representative for Heberling Products in Bear Lake County offering about $50 weekly. Write for catalogue.
The Holland Institute of Thermology notes round chimney flues reduce friction and improve draft. It urges correct modern practice in home heating, inspection by qualified firms, and cleaning with a system named Rectangila Hod for thorough soot removal.
A description cites a modular air system that circulates air slightly below room temperature to cool homes in summer without drafts. It claims a cooling effect up to 14 percent due to gentle air motion, maintaining warmth in winter.
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