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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
4
One year subscriptions offered for any part of the United States, Canada, and overseas regions. Six months available, with foreign country rates shown for a one year term. A phone line is noted for orders and inquiries.
A valley survey finds ninety percent of residents read the local paper regularly. Readers report trust in coverage of community events, weather, and school news. Authorities urge continued accuracy and prompt reporting to serve the broad audience.
The Idaho Daily Statesman notes a mood shift from past tax gloom to optimism as Idaho towns advance with railroad plans and dam projects. Twin Falls celebrates a $2 750 000 investment while Emmett marks dam work and water security. Confidence grows across the Snake River valley as migration from California slows and Idaho products seek new markets.
Isaac Warren, a colored life prisoner from Bannock County jailed for murder since April 1, 1916, escaped from the state penitentiary Sunday afternoon. He is described as middle aged, about 6 feet 1 inch tall, 160 pounds with lip scars. A $50 reward is offered. He may have boarded a train.
Gasoline prices are rising but H. Ford plans to branch into the gasoline field and drive prices down, promising relief.
Is hereby announced that preliminary examinations for teachers will be held in the Court Room at Paris on June 7 and 8, starting at nine o'clock daily. These tests are for new entrants to the profession this year and not for experienced teachers. Subjects include Arithmetic Orthography Reading Grammar Elementary Composition American History and Government Geography including Idaho Physiology and Hygiene and Penmanship.
Wanted men or women to take conuine guaranteed hosiery orders for men women and children with salary 75 dollars a week full time or 2 80 an hour spare time Beautiful Spring line International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa Also boys wanted to work beet fields in Cache Valley See Karl Shepherd Scout Master m-24
In the Fifth Judicial District Bear Lake County Idaho Bear Lake State Bank sues Simpson E Hymas Also known as Sim E Hymas An attachment against the defendant's property issued May 2 1923 The Clerk J B Peterson records the order at Paris Idaho May 4 1923 Seal of Court shown.
The Bear Lake County Clerk announces sealed bids for about 4000 rods of barbed wire fence with cedar posts. County furnishes materials. posts set 16 1/2 feet apart to depths of 2 feet straight and 2 1/2 feet on curves. Bids due by May 21 1923. board may reject any or all bids.
Louis Jaramillo, who pled guilty to first degree burglary in Bear Lake Idaho on January 12 1922, asks the State Board of Pardons for sentence commutation after serving years in the Idaho State Penitentiary. He lists Boise Idaho contact and notes the 1923 board meeting.
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