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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
4
The United States embraces tariffs as essential to protect domestic industries. Leaders from both parties stress tariff value, arguing administration details aside, foreign goods must not flood the market at the expense of American workers and farmers.
This piece argues towns grow where people want them to, aided by chance and luck. It stresses a high spirited, enterprising citizenry realizes potential, while cooperation and steady work attract luck and opportunity for both individuals and communities.
The May Day radical riots caused deaths in Berlin and violence in major European capitals but failed to trigger similar unrest in America. The piece argues American workers remain indistinguishable from others, countering communist hopes.
A story from The Docket recalls Henry Ford Edison and Firestone on a West Virginia tour stopping at a Bucking ham crossroad shop. Ford asks about lamps then tires, boasting about Edison and Firestone as traveling companions while Burroughs jokes with the wary merchant.
A stenographer fretted over a wedding gift for a close friend and, after much grumbling, a man named George advised simply buy a can opener. The anecdote captures a humorous domestic moment.
The article urges investors to obtain an abstract and have a lawyer review a security purchase to ensure title clarity and safety. It contrasts paying on a hunch or tip with sound advice from investment bankers or brokers on major buys like bonds or stock, and calls for prudent judgment similar to real estate decisions.
The piece notes that May Day in this country was symbolically the First of May, a day that exposes tensions between violence sabotage and work, as workers and professionals seek employment and prosperity amid capitalist industry.
About forty Fielding High students plus instructor M. D. Low and County Agent Chase Keari toured the Cache Valley Black and White dairy show in Richmond Utah on May 3. May 4 featured visits to four dairy cattle herds including M. H. Ballard's 72 acre Bear River bottom farm showing debt freedom, a strong crop rotation including sweet clover and beets, and a high herd average. Ballard reported 1928 earnings near 77 dollars per acre, totaling about 5400 dollars on the 72 acre farm.
Chief Justice Alfred Budge of the Idaho Supreme Court said the American Law Institute conference in Washington made progress in simplifying and unifying law. He noted the institute aims to restate the law and that representatives from all states attended the Hoover reception.
The W B A card club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Joseph Bagley’s Paris home. Mire. Fackerall won high score and twenty four guests were served. The next meeting is set for May at Mrs. Gerard's.
The opinion addresses Jean and Vivian Edmiston and their university residency. It notes Jean was over 18 when first registered and could establish a separate residence. It states Vivian’s mother’s Moscow residency for a year allowed in-state tuition eligibility.
A violent quake struck near Sivas Asia at 8 p m Sunday evening killing thirty nine people and injuring many others. In Soucherni near Sivas a thousand houses were destroyed or badly damaged leaving considerable devastation in the region.
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