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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1917

Page

4

VIA REGON SHORT LINE RATES TO MANY MARKETS

A short line advertises U S S agent rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Omaha Kansas City St. Louis Memphis Chicago Minneapolis and many other points. The notice lists multiple major railway hubs and accessible destinations for travelers and freight.

Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Omaha Kansas City St. Louis Memphis Chicago Minneapolis

Here’s to Old Glory and a Flag Anthem

A quote attributed to John A. Dix condemns pulling down the American flag with a call to shoot the offender on sight, reflecting strong wartime patriotism and flag protection sentiment.

John A. Dix

The Call for Cash Purchases in Hard Times

An editorial urges cash purchases to curb excess buying amid economic strain. It argues merchants gain from faster turnover, reduced costs, and fewer bills, while consumers gain buying power and fair pricing, despite short term hardship.

Dream of Wheat and Delayed Payments Fails Farmer

A farmer sold 2,000 bushels of wheat to 2,000 buyers who paid mostly later. Months passed and the rancher’s bank account emptied as cash flow lagged. The tale frames credit risk and the strain of awaiting future harvest income.

Dream Awakens Editor Over Little Bills

A farmer fears debt from 80 small accounts and fails to collect. He dreams he loses 2,000 bushels of wheat, wakes to find all paid in full, and vows prompt subscriptions next year, realizing small sums add up. The Field and Farm note highlights how scattered payments burden a business.

Pranary

A Sane Thanksgiving Call to Save and Serve

The piece urges a wiser Thanksgiving focusing on conservation and service. It invites readers to avoid excess, honor national food goals, compare harvest wealth with global needs, and choose meaningful activities such as reading, attending plays, or helping the less fortunate. It promotes a home produced, economical, nourishing meal.

America

Grain Supplement Boosts Pasture Hog Gains and Market Readiness

Pasture fed pigs gain less without grain, while grain supplemented hogs gain about a pound daily and reach 200 to 250 pounds, enabling early fall marketing at higher prices. Grain shortens feeding time, lowers risk, and improves meat quality. some grain finishing before market improves fat hardness and weight.

The Value of a Good Ram in Wool Sheep Breeding

A discussion notes that a high quality ram, though costly, can greatly lift flock performance. University of Missouri data shows rams priced 30 to 40 dollars bred to western ewes produced lambs averaging 2.5 pounds more at three months and 60 percent higher price per 100 pounds, versus inferior scrubs.

University of Missouri College of Agriculture Colorado

Advertised Article Philosophy in Local Paper Ads

A brief on merchants using advertising to signal trusted goods. The piece argues that ads circulate only for up to date merchandise and not shop worn items, inviting readers to patronize advertisers in this paper.

Runaway Horse Control Devices Described in Draft

An article describes blinders and a checking device to prevent runaway horses. It explains how the apparatus limits the horse’s forward vision and can be used to stop the animal if the driver is absent, by engaging a wheel pulley mechanism.

J. W.ynde

Child at Grandparents Visit Disrupts Reading Scene

A three year old named Charley caused a bustle during a visit with grandparents. The grandfather urged quiet as Charley moved about, then sat briefly, scanning faces for reaction and drawing surprised looks from all.

Charley

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