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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
4
A polarized verse urges collective self reliance and defense of local government. It mocks critics of the town and advocates boosting unity and morale when faced with town challenges and political knockings. The speaker encourages confrontation with quiet resilience.
Publicly announced not to run for Congress due to extensive private business in Idaho development. The Richfield Recorder notes he would have been a strong candidate for Idaho's second district and praises his Idaho spirit and the Brady smile.
Modern conditions demand a long distance telephone organization for families. Members should call home during journeys and leave a written itinerary. Travelers must communicate with those at home, especially in bad weather or delays, to ease worry and provide personal assurance.
A schoolboy’s version of The Editor portrays a carefree figure who enjoys free theater tickets inquests and hangings, wedding cake sent to him and occasional flattery. He stays up late and mocks others who must retire early, promising to return the joke in the next issue.
Walt Mason honors fathers with a universal Mother’s Day style tribute noting dads’ long labor and unseen burdens. The poem reflects on missed chances to ease a father’s load and the care he carried while children played. Copyright 192 by George Matthew Adams.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous plat book entries, sections, townships, and personal property or poll tax amounts for individuals such as John Zumbramn, William Kunz, Louisa Dubach, Abe Jewett, Robert Wuthrick, and Mary Parker. The items cover multiple counties, with references to plat books, page numbers, sections, and paid tax figures.
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