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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
4
Paris observers hear Charles H. Schwab say America is on the threshold of great prosperity. He notes a post-spree wake, urges bold expansion now, and predicts younger workers will witness even wilder realizations.
A Saturday night scene returns people to normalcy after hardship. The ledger, vault, and business concerns fade as individuals seek simple pleasures. The prose contrasts a world torn by war with a quiet domestic moment, celebrating home, treasure, and familiar rituals.
An old time Thanksgiving Dinner is described as a cookery tournament with households competing to outdo each other. Hosts faced fear of offense yet presented feasts of turkey other fowl game and a phalanx of pies. Modern dinners at hotels reduce sentiment but can ease the day while still honoring the meal.
A fragmented text extols finding a wife, a modest home, and a shared life. It urges appreciating blessings, counting family as a source of gratitude, and reading the words by the soft light of a spouse's eyes.
The editor sought payment from a wealthy citizen for his subscription. The man grew angry and disputed the bill. He was invited to the office to have the account explained and the books consulted at length.
A reader’s mistaken belief threatened the Paris Post to cease printing. The editor thanks the gentleman who declined the mailing and assures the paper will continue weekly. Patrons are urged to be polite to collectors and verify accounts.
Christmas cards available in a complete stock with many new designs and high quality holiday greetings at The Paris Post store.
Foreclosure sale ordered by District Court of Idaho Bear Lake County under a judgment against Henry Dalrymp le et al. The sale, set for November 28 1921 at 11 am, will auction property including 273.76 acres plus 75 shares of irrigation stock and various parcels totaling 250 acres net, to satisfy a judgment of $10 278.99.
This article outlines key principles for dry farming in Idaho. It stresses the need to slow and manage practices to produce a suitable wheat crop under dry methods, noting broader aims without detailing full methods.
The author argues for a scientific dry farming system using careful afficition of principles to suit limited rainfall. After sixteen years on 6000 acres the author favors fall wheat, noting yields of 10 to 12 bushels per acre and about 43% more yield on 1000 acres than spring wheat, and frames the challenge as maximizing output with minimal labor and cost.
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