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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
2
The notice indicates the item is entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the 1879 Act of Congress.
A noted agricultural editor promotes farmer reading, asserting that Americans can access vast free material. The U S Department of Agriculture and state colleges offer about sixteen hundred bulletins plus thousands more. Farmers can request free publications via county agents, state colleges, or the federal department.
A Canadian meteorologist forecasts a hottest and dryest summer in a century. Citizens are urged to prevent fires in mountains and forests as a single careless act can cause vast loss of life and wealth, with match sparks and abandoned campfires posing major risks.
A diary entry recounts a week of school and home life with tests, jokes, family dynamics, a birthday gift discussion, and observations of Miss Hix Miss Glant and Ant Emmy. The child reflects on meals, social events, a cold, and math progress including the Least Common Multiple.
In nature's big kingdom all human beings are children. during forest fire season they must imagine effects of misdeeds and learn to be careful to prevent fires.
Jas L Dunford of Paris holds information on a Bloomington Republican primary held Aug 1 1888. Minutes show Wm H Piggott chair J L Dunford secretary delegates elected Ward Osmond Hulme Payne Ackroyd. alternates listed. women’s suffrage speakers allowed. delegates instructed to vote for silver where possible.
A district road supervisor from the state highway department reviews limits and duration for allowing bog holes along the highway. Officials consider safety impact and maintenance timelines. The inquiry focuses on how long such holes may be tolerated before action is required.
A straight old fashioned quarterly conference of the Bear Lake stake will be held Saturday and Sunday May 25 and 26. Visitors from Salt Lake are expected as high councilmen and bishoprics will be set apart. One Priesthood meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. Then public sessions Sunday at 10 a.m. 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
The Gobel family thanks friends and neighbors for support after their loss and expresses gratitude to the Relief Society of the Paris Second ward for spiritual and floral offerings for Mrs Elizabeth Gobel. Brick work on the new Fielding High School begins next week and the building will soon take shape.
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