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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
4
The Paris Post advocates a low cost safety measure at grade crossings. Install a series of bumps near tracks to force cars to slow or stop. Severe bumps could disable cars. milder bumps provide warning distance.
Thirty five people were killed last Sunday at railroad crossings prompting calls to curb reckless driving and hidden hazards. The piece urges laws requiring trains be slowed and looked for trains, plus state inspections of crossings and protective measures at obstructed approaches.
The cost of building and maintaining good roads seems high and many taxpayers feel unable to bear it. Still, before choosing to concede, readers should reflect on the broader impact and value of sturdy, well funded road networks.
Richard D. Waltermire former assistant cashier of the defunct First National Bank of Burley was sentenced by Judge F S Dietrich at Pocatello to 12 months in Payette county jail. A 2500 bond allows liberty until November 4 when sentence begins. Waltermire was indicted by the September federal grand jury and convicted after trial. Dietrich also fined him 3000 which he could not pay. The resentencing date was twice postponed.
The essay argues that quality roads draw motorists to towns and business centers, making them seem vibrant. It notes travelers will detour to access well connected hubs, boosting local commerce and prosperity. It emphasizes the cost of building good roads versus the higher cost of neglect.
Dr A L Chilton of the Povatello Optical Co will be in Montpelier from 8 a.m to 6 p.m November 24 and from 3 p.m to 6 p.m November 23 at Paris at Stucks home from 10 a.m to 1 30 p.m November 23 for eye care services.
Boise Nov 5 Issuance of 1924 automobile and truck registration plates will begin December 1 secretary of state F A Jeter announced. All motor vehicles must be registered before January 1 with fees based on weight and vehicle type including passenger cars trucks and trailers. Plates numbers ranges and designations are outlined along with weight based fees and tire type adjustments.
A new design uses storm curtains to rapidly seal open cars converting them into snug enclosed spaces. The invention promises quick transformation for travel in unsettled weather.
In a Tuesday game the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen ten to two marking the start of the class series. The playful dialogue reflects school life and humor as students discuss secrets and everyday quips while observing delays in finishing the school house.
The article notes old fashioned girls kiss to reconcile while modern ones kiss first. It lists applications for absences such as sickness marriages injuries funerals and deaths to be handed in the day before the game. It also mentions several students designated to sell Lyceum tickets for the school.
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