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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
2
The Paris Post lists 28 second class matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the 1879 act. JOHN A. WALLIS is Editor and Publisher. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year, $1.60 for six months, and $1.90 for three months, all strictly in advance.
The piece argues that while automobiles transformed travel and business, rural areas remain cut off from outside life for months due to poor roads. It urges year round water resistant surfaces using affordable materials to connect farming regions with the wider economy and reduce annual losses.
Public reaction to pervasive advertising on radio grows. Commissioner Robinson cites Dr. Lee De Forest noting a radio menace expanding with time and urges action to curb the intrusion.
Judge Robinson cautions that aggressive commercial broadcasting could trigger strict government control, taxation, and censorship. He notes the need to cover program costs, suggesting listener fees might curb advertising but warns practical enforcement remains unclear.
Mr and Mrs Everett E Dayton of Cody Wyoming announce the birth of their first child a baby boy born early Sunday morning Mother and baby are reported as doing well Everett plans an extensive Americanization course as a high school teacher The Paris Post and Pathfinder subscription offer runs two dollars for one year with renewal urged.
In Bear Lake County the Montpelier Chamber of Commerce seeks reasons for limited potato and seed potato production. The report shows certain varieties thrive in local soil, cites Ashton and Teton Basin as successful models, and urges farmers to consult experts at Bear Lake agricultural offices and Idaho institutions.
Fresh. peaches in mid winter to garnish cereals and desserts. For the first time fruit has been successfully treated by a quick freezing process that preserves original flavor and freshness for the winter table. It hints at many new food products for the family menu. Two or three lumps of sugar added to the vinegar will give a piquant flavor to many pickles.
A Minnesota ad seeks honest steady men to become authorized McConnon dealers. No capital needed, no division of line, fixed weekly income, and quick consideration for prompt applicants. Write Gordon Ostrom box GD-1330 Winona Minn.
A Paris young man in a swoon is seen walking down the street. A bystander calls him unconscious and he hurries away, declaring he must go in a humorous or dramatic moment.
H H Henderson was chosen to fill the post left by retiring William A Hyde after 30 years as stake president. A L Merrill and R H Wells were chosen as counsellors at a conference in Pocatello led by Heber J Grant. Mr and Mrs Oneal Wilcox of Conda visited Elmer and Mrs Wilcox.
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