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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1938

Page

3

Miss Myrtle Reinhargit Hosts at IGA Chicago Conference

Miss Myrtle Reinhargit serves as perfect hostess as Miss Gertrude Finn accepts hospitality at the Independent Grocers Alliance food conference in Chicago. IGA executives note American housewives spend 2 billion annually on prepared foods, reflecting vast shelf to table variety. Boise note reports Idaho dealers expect 1938 to be good for sportsmen. 50,900 fish and game licenses sold so far, 10,000 more than last year, with over 100,000 licenses sold in 1937. The piece ends with a fable about advertising and prosperity fading after neglect.

Myrtle Reinhargit Gertrude Finn Independent Grocers Alliance Chicago IGA Boise Idaho F. A. Smith Smith

Aid Sought for Utah Phosphate Plant Development

Vernal Utah executive secretary of the Utah Manufacturer’s Association seeks federal aid to develop phosphate beds near Vernal. Lions Club president and local attorney Colton urge a plant near Vernal for fertilizer and other products, with a report by Stewart Williams of Utah State Agricultural College proposed for Governor Blodgett.

Vernal Utah J. Stevenson Sociaton Stevenson Hugh W. Colton Lions Club Colton Mumphreys Phosphate Company of Denver Calton Idaho Stewart Williams Utah State Agricultural College Henry H. Blod

An Even Trade Between Editor and Club President

An editor recalls a fair exchange with a local club head who shifted a $17 printing order to a competing shop after years of supplying news. The president said they divided business to let the other printer handle the job as fairness. Port Townsend News

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