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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
2
Classified note lists second class matter status for publication in Paris Idaho. It names editor John A Wallis and outlines subscription prices: one year 2.00 six months 1.50 three months 1.00, all strictly in advance.
The piece urges voters to perform their civic duty on election day November 8. It emphasizes that principles dominate this campaign, calls for informed voting, and warns that neglecting the ballot is a betrayal of citizenship. It compares the public's engagement to wartime demonstrations and stresses preparation before voting.
Teachers at a Utah Educational Association meeting questioned the legality of church run seminary education for church members. The state board previously ruled there is nothing illegal in church for creditless or creditbearing courses, provided standards match high school or college requirements.
A lengthy roll of candidates from Republican and Democratic parties for Idaho state and county offices. Names include U S Senator John Thomas Gooding Governor Byron Defenbach Boise and many others across roles such as Secretary of State State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Superintendent of Public instruction Mine Inspector and local county positions. The list names candidates with their home towns like Boise Gooding Bloomington Paris Montpelier Montpelier and Coeur d Alene.
The piece contrasts mid century routines with modern habits. It contrasts women's roles from homemaker duties and churchgoing to today’s fashions and social freedoms. It also traces men's attire, work hours, and leisure, and notes shifts in stores from simple inventories to complex sales terminology.
A humorous verse laments failed farm machinery purchases and rising debts from tractors and a corn picker. The narrator praises sticking to the “good old gray mare” Dan, seeking relief from costly equipment and oil and gas dependence, reflecting farmer frustrations with modern loans.
At the second meeting in Bannock hotel about thirty members from twelve unit groups across six southeastern Idaho counties adopted a constitution and bylaws and a legislative program for all organized agriculture. The group endorsed county unit school systems, urged tax reform measures, and called for creditor leniency on farm foreclosures. George T Hudson explained cooperative marketing structure as secretary of the Idaho Cooperative Council and the state organization plans to circulate the program to over fifty regional groups for approval ahead of a November 17 meeting in Pocatello.
Robert Birch is presented as a Democratic candidate for Avery County. The notice highlights his familiarity with Bear Lake County and his service to the public during his tenure in office.
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