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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1930

Page

7

Phosphate Beds Could Fuel Idaho Montana Plant

Spokane report says vast untapped phosphate beds in Idaho and Montana may supply a new fertilizer plant. Consolidated Mining and Smelting plans a Trail British Columbia facility with $10,000,000 capital to use these raw materials. Bear Lake beds near Paris Idaho have begun shipments and Canadian production is slated to start January 1931.

Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company Trail B. C Bear Lake County Idaho Paris Waa

The Bigger and Better Chevrolet Six Debuts

The new Chevrolet features a longer wheelbase, increased interior comfort with mohair upholstery, wider seats, improved visibility, and refined fittings. Mechanical gains include a stronger frame, casier steering, tougher clutch, quieter transmission, and engine refinements. On display now for test drive.

Cannon Ball Baker Smashes Coast to Coast Auto Speed Record

Renowned driver Cannon Ball Baker lowers coast to coast speed record to 60 hours and 1 minute, besting 67 hours 8 minutes. The veteran racer, famed for endurance, details disciplined prep, minimal sleep, and meticulous care in his record setting New York to Los Angeles run.

Cannon Ball Baker Cannon Ba Axer Bluts Baker Xen New York Los Angeles Manhattan Island

Salem H Fosnaugh Pill Endorsement in Seattle Caller Ad

A 75 year old King County Seattle resident credits three bottles of Sargon Pills from Paris Drug Co. with restoring health after disordered liver and chronic constipation. The testimonial claims kidney relief and renewed vigor, marking the product as a pioneer Northwest remedy.

Salem H. Fosnaugh Bargon Salemn H. Fosnaugh Seattle King County Northwest Paris Drug Coo

Housewifely ideas for simple kitchen and home care

A compact guide suggests adding a small amount of sugar to vegetables and meats to enhance flavor, cooking extra potatoes for future meals, and using raw potato to prevent pancakes from sticking. It advises ammonia in tepid water for cleaning, placing equipment on each floor, and adapting attic stairs if needed. It notes radiator covers, metal shelves, cloth covers with asbestos, and flame resistant knits for children.

Rustipean

Bear Lakers in Logan Fetes and Fraternal Pledges

Roy A. Welker spoke at the U S A Fathers and Mothers day assembly on Thursday the thirteenth. Wendell Stucks and Merrill Cook of Paris begin initiation into the Friars Club missionary fraternity. Merrell Cook pledges Alpha Delta Epsilon. Paul Strobelt opens a shop on North Main Street. Mrs D B Price recuperating after surgery at Budge Hospital. Courtell Lutz employed at Shell Super Service on Main Street. Powell last week in Salt Lake and Logan.

Roy A. Welker Courtell Lutz Garden City Shell Main Sid North Wendell Stucks Merrill Cook Paris Friars Club D. 8. Price Budge Hospital Ann Budge Paul Strobelt North Main Street Powell Salt Lake Logan Merrell Cook Alpha Delta Epsilon Fraternity

Business Conditions Amid Price Stability Amid Depression notes

The report finds no definite signs of an upturn yet but notes stability in prices and some business lines. Farm prices remain very low due to drought and reduced production, with the drought driving prices to 1921 lows. still, the current downturn is expected to be followed by future improvement as monetary rates stay low and raw material costs fall.

Dealers neglect to get licenses under Borah act

Notice from the U S department of agriculture states only a small fraction of about eighty thousand produce dealers in the United States have applied for licenses required by the Borah act. Licenses must be secured by all commission merchants dealers or brokers in interstate fruit and vegetable trade by the December 10 deadline.

U. S. Department of Agriculture United States

Eskimo Bride Seeks Helper for Practical Skills

In a traditional Eskimo match, the bride is valued for making clothing cooking and handy work around the camp. A wife who is beautiful but unwilling to work has little chance of securing a mate.

Remarkable Table Top Made From 5022 Wood Pieces

The National Library table top sits on a table crafted by Gordon H. Turner a Greenwood Mississippi high school manual training instructor. It is inlaid with 5022 wood pieces from every state and major possessions weighing 250 pounds.

National Library Gordon H. Turner Greenwood (Miss.) High School

Hints For Homemakers Use Egg Timer For Waffles

Time waffles with a three minute egg timer for best results. The piece suggests watching the clock ruins conversation and advises deep fat frying of batter like doughnuts. Adds fruit fritters with meals suit brisk autumn appetites and finishing sugar dusting.

Paris Post Year Subscription Push

The Paris Post urges readers to subscribe for the upcoming year. It promotes new issues, supporter benefits, and ongoing local coverage for residents and businesses in Paris.

Paris Post Pathfinder

Window fashions and curtains for period interiors

Style minded homes adopt authentic period curtains to match furnishings and wall treatment. Designers offer colonial motifs and new pongee shades to evoke Georgian days with varied patterns for light, contrast, or concealed views.

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