Paris Post Thursday Edition Publisher Notice
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Weekday Religious Instruction and Moral Education Push
The Supreme Court affirms a Christian nation framing and urges support for weekday religious instruction. The Deseret News notes widespread school releases for religious study, including Mormon seminaries and institutes with hundreds of students, near multiple universities and high schools.
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Deseret News
Supreme Court of the
United States
Church of Jesus Christ
America
Utah
Idaho
Arizona
Wyoming
Colorado
Moscow
University of Idaho
Pocatello
Branch University
Logan
Agricultural College
Laramie
Board of Regents
University” of Wyoming
Flagstaff
Salt Lake City
Marks of an educated person by Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler lists five evidences of education precision in speech good manners habit of reflection growth and the power to do He notes education can be filled by scholarship literary power mechanical skill professional zeal or leadership He contrasts signs of non education such as fact vague belief inability to earn living and susceptibility to demagogues from the Portland Journal
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Portland Journal
Readjusted values urged to steady troubled finances
Louis Robins told the Blackfoot Bulletin he lost money this year and recalled paying $75 a month for lodging twelve years ago when he sold crops for much money. He said he expects a snap out of trouble with readjusted values as a practical, down to earth remedy.
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Louis Robins
Blackfoot Bulletin
Vaalues
Pocatello Tribune
A Whiner’s Dilemma in Honest Complaints
Poem sample notes a tolerance for critics and grouches who save room for joy. It praises honest complaints while urging to spare those who whine. The speaker values candid voices and useful kicks from critics, even if thoughts clash.
New hat styles ripple through Idaho fashion
Idaho residents face new hat trends as lightweight bunny fur hats gain attention. Biologist T. B. Murray notes rising demand could boost the local rabbit hide trade, which has languished since the 1929 market peak when rabbit pelts fetched high prices.
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Boise
Eugenie
Idaho
T. B. Murray
Biological Survey
Bunny Market Near Fort Hall Reports Declining Prices
The article notes a price drop to 60 cents per pound with later 40 cents for a spring spring, and mentions a large bunny crop around Oakley Shoshone Carey Fort Hall reserve and nearby areas. Murray cites awaiting snow to drive rabbits to central spots and a cautious view from the Biological Survey on the slaughter due to crop damage concerns.
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W. Pil Dees Speeb
Oakley
Shoshone
Carey
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Murray
Biological
Teachers Assigned To County Schools
The county superintendent lists teachers for Ind. No. 1 and No. 2 Paris high and common school districts, detailing principals, staff, and partners across multiple districts including Fish Haven St. Charles Bloomington Dingle Wardboro Bennington Georgetown and Geneva with teachers such as A Montpeler Sent W E Morgan and E Woodruff Stucki.
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County Superintendent of Schools
Ind
A. Montpeler
W. E. Morgan
Prin. High School
A. J. Winters
Charles Lindsay
W. Jerome Taylor
Lorenzo Swenson
Wesley Baker
Helen Rich
Agnes Williams
Mildred Parish
Florus Baliff
Zenos Black
H. Leon Ivie
James Patterson
H. Troy Thompson
Ethel Peterson
Ada Stephens
Charles Teuscher
Winifred Sweet
Fish Haven
A. J. Powell
Mary Berg
St. Charles
John W. Wright
Helen Johnson
Louise Keetch
Cassie Bowman
Bloomington
R. B. Dunford
Letha Madsen
E. Willis
Arvilla Pugmire
Pegram
Maud Baker
Anona
Bird
H. S. Lorénzo Parker
Ovid
Melinda Rebentisch
Inez Phelps
Dingle
Alfred Oakey
Homer Clark
Agnes Lindsay
Ruth Barkdull
Wardboro
A. G. Berry
Gladys Hill
Bennington
R. L. Rallison
Virginia Hendrickson
Valeria Simmons
Georgetown
Edwin E. Pinckney
Ruth Stephens
Mirla Bacon
Cassie Morgan
Walter E. Clark
Prin
Jerome Grangers Set Hay Price for Alfalfa Hay
A Jerome county meeting of Grange committees agreed to set alfalfa hay at 7 dollars per ton for 512 feet measured Oct 1 to 10 and 8 dollars per ton for Nov 1 to 10. Hay not measured in those windows would use 422 feet. Nevada cattlemen showed interest in buying large quantities.
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Jerome Grangers
Jerome
Jerome County
Nevada
Hay sale arrangements ordered for cattle feeding
Jarmé G A McIntyre Jeronte were named to organize supplies for those willing to sell hay for cattle feeding as reported by Twin Falls News.
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Jarmé
G.A
McIntyre
Jeronte
Twin Falls News
Young as You Feel at Novelty Theatre opens
Will Rogers praises George Ade as the father of humorous slang and stars in the Fox adaptation of Ade's Father and the Boys titled Young as You Feel. Fifi Dorsay and Lucien Littlefield headline under Frank Borzage’s direction as the film opens Sunday in town.
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George “Ade
Will Rogers
Fox
Ade
Rogers
Tarrles
Fifi Dorsay
Lucien Littlefield
Frank Borzage
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