Towns Separated by Route Amid Mountain Maintenance
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
4
Paris Post Publishing Company Friday Issue
The Paris Post Publishing Company in Paris Idaho publishes a weekly edition edited by Holmes. The Friday issue serves as the official local paper for community notices and happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Post Publishing Company
Paris
Ida
Will Governor Haines Come Back In 1916 Campaign
Ada county shows higher taxes under Alexander than under Haines. The Nampa Leader Herald notes Haines reduced taxes during his term, contrasting with current tax increases. The article argues for reconsidering Haines for renomination based on tax history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Ada
Ada County
Alexander
Idaho
Nampa-Leader Herald
Heat and Steam: Water Boils at Two Hundred Twelve Degrees
Water must reach 212 degrees to generate steam and perform work. Temperatures around 1212 degrees are described as a high target for maintaining pressure and effectiveness.
Boil It to Life Steam Your Way to Progress
A Western Farmer column urges converting effort into steady momentum by building "live steam" through steady energy and a governor. It warns against lukewarm enthusiasm, stresses saving energy, and advises minding your own business while pushing for community improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Be a Booster and Help Your Neighborhood Prosper
A lively exhortation to promote community spirit and friendly conduct. It urges smiling, welcoming strangers, avoiding envy or harshness, and helping others to build local prosperity. The tone champions optimism over knocking others and claims kindness leads to widespread success.
Five reels of surprises at the Lyric Theatre this Friday and Saturday
A fragment notes a program of unique and sensational entertainment at the Lyric Theatre on Friday and Saturday. The ad urges readers to attend for thrills and novelty as part of a local newspaper page. It also advertises Bear Lake Farmers' Society of Equity as a contact for fall plow or drill needs. A tip about turpentine mixed with stove polish to prevent rust and improve gloss ends the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lyric Theatre
Bear Lake
See Their Future Husbands and Bread Crumbs Dream Rite
Serbian women seeking dream clues for destined husbands follow a custom at supper. They set aside the first and last bread crumbs bind them with a wood fragment and place the bundle under the pillow. The future husband is said to appear in dreams sometimes across the sea with the wood symbolizing a boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zandag
Otto Rohner Promises Potatoes Coal Homes in Paris Idaho
Otto Rohner advertises good potatoes and the best coal for sale in Paris Idaho. He can supply a home in Paris and invites readers to ring number 35 if travel is difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Rohner
Paris
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernas
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Paris Post
Will 2. Holmes
Governor Haines
Eche
Paris Roller Milling Co
MAZDA
Ue Funeva
Paris Furniture CO
J. A. Sutton Bldg
Rinehart Studio
Montfelier
Hammer
Nielsen Furniture Co
Bear Lake State Bank
IdaLo
Riter Brothers Drug Company
Rexall
Montpelier
Tates
Bank of Montpelier
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