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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1923
Page
5
John A. Wallis editor announces subscription rates for the valley paper with U S prices and foreign rates. The notice claims the paper is read by ninety percent of valley residents.
The piece urges Americans to pause amid busy life to reflect on daily blessings and the role of dissatisfaction as progress. It cites broad national hope, patriotism, and the duty to acknowledge divine gifts shaping the happiness of the people and world.
The article argues banks support industry and community by storing facts and money, notes the banker must balance conservative lending with community needs, and warns against hoarding. It includes a legal notice about the estate of Susannah J. Price and a quote on self-improvement through recognizing faults and accepting criticism.
Boise officials announce a new schedule of automobile registration fees for 1924. Thousands of application blanks will be sent to Idaho’s 44 county assessors for the upcoming plates. Plates are stored at the state capitol and will be ready for distribution by December 1, with usage prohibited until January 1.
A major southern Ohio theatre chain announces its entire advertising budget for the coming year will be spent in newspapers. William A. Clark of Cincinnati, director of advertising, says newspaper ads blanket homes more cheaply and effectively than any other method.
The Paris Pavilion hosts a turkey draw during Thanksgiving evening dance with lucky ticket holders winning a full bird. Duplicate tickets distributed at the door. numbers drawn later in the evening reveal the gobbler. The pleasant weather spurs autumn chores delayed by earlier storms.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Almira Naami Lane Austin widow of Edwin N Austin a Bear Lake County pioneer who died Sunday in Salt Lake City. She was born November 11 1843 daughter of Hyrum Lane and Naomi Lane moved to Salt Lake from Liberty in 1923 and helped temple work. Surviving are three children Edwin A De Meade Maud Moyle and Hyrum Lang plus a sister and a brother.
A brief notice lists Dr. C. O. Moore with a single phone line for both office and residence, indicating a shared contact method. The entry notes the number 59 as part of the contact detail.
They observe that advertisers invest in ads and stock, implying the goods are readily purchasable and worth buying. The act of risking money in advertising signals consumer demand and market value for the advertised items.
Washington dispatch reports Republican leader Lodge calls a conference to select a majority candidate for president pro tem and party leader and whip. Democrats plan their own meeting next Monday to choose leaders as Cummins weighs duties and Lafollette remains in line for the interstate commerce chair. Norris urges Cummins to run for president and give up committee chair.
Members of the house Progressive bloc met to plan the approach for the upcoming Congress. Delegates from several states attended the preliminary conference as they organize for the new session.
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