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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
1
An extended essay laments the so called kicker a chronic protestor labeled by dictionaries as a classically useless yet humans: the piece questions his value to society. It uses humor and moralizing imagery to argue the kicker harms communal happiness and lacks legitimate function in the human order.
Snow blankets the county fairgrounds delaying the Logan fair originally set for late September. Organizers cite unpredictable conditions and promise new dates once the weather clears, with plans for horses and amusements to stay on site.
The piece argues the Republican party has shown sixteen years of prosperity under Taft’s honesty and patriotism while criticizing Roosevelt. It predicts voters in 1912 will choose business stability, national credit, full employment, fair wages, court integrity, and a constitutional, safe government.
The Herald Republican prints a harsh moral assessment of a protester’s fate linking it to divine providence. The writer argues the man’s extreme misery reflects his own actions and condemns him as a warning to others.
A review of Hon Joseph R Shepherd in Idaho shows no other candidate matches him for State Senate. A successful businessman and former county commissioner, he leads Shepherd Mer Co with diverse departments and strong public service credentials.
The exchange centers on J H Peterson and Chairman Gipson with Peterson calling for a reply to Gipson while attacking party tactics. The Southern Counties Institute meeting in Pocatello runs October 7 to 13 with special round trip rates on sale October 19 and 20 and return through October 28.
Governor Tawley considers a letter from James Tout about triplets born to Mrs Wixom of Bear Lake County. The mother requests exhibiting the three babies at the upcoming state fair to showcase Idaho’s productive, fertile state.
Coeur d Alene Press reports Senator Borah stated he supports the Republican state ticket. He rejected claims he was campaigning for himself and clarified his stance to Boise Capital News and Progressive leaders.
The Christie company staged the society drama A Dangerous Friend last Friday. Mrs Christie drew praise as a favorite among Paris theatre goers who hope for another performance this season.
A poem describing a mother's neglect of vacation and household burdens. The speaker notes the silent disappointment of mothers who endure heavy duties without complaint, urging sons to be considerate and lighten her burdens to restore life’s sweetness.
In Bear Lake County speculation surrounds Arthur Budge who spent 46 express charges on hogs and 4000 on cattle from the University of Idaho. Proponents say the import boosts local livestock interests while critics question the costs and benefits.
Readable fragments describe excursions to Lethbridge Canada October 16 17 and to Oregon Short Line with limit November 14. Mentions rates and particulars via agent. references a bicycle stunt entertainer Pearl Ularas and other acrobatic acts including a wheel performer defying gravity. Reports praise from The Evening News for Mr Thomas and notes separate entertainment with chairs and tables. Dancing to follow after acts. admission 10 and 20 cents.
Idaho leaders declare loyalty to the Republican ticket from president to justice of the peace as Borah’s stance shifts. The state party closes ranks, praising the party's march to victory and endorsing Roosevelt’s allies while criticizing former support for other candidates.
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