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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
1
Registration books for the general election are open and may be filled any time until 9 p m November 4. Those who failed to register for the primary must register to vote in November. No votes will be sworn in at booths on election day.
Captain Frank Winch advises in the Pocatello Tribune on patient, observant hunting. He emphasizes tracking signs such as tracks, bark, and wind, plus timing from dawn to near sunset, and choosing a reliable deer gun with suitable velocity. He also details humane dressing, care of the liver, and route to field butchery.
A fragment notes that removing the county seat this fall risks valuated records and property, and that moving to a different site would incur merchant overheads to be borne by buyers.
Miss Grace Zudreele, newly appointed state clothing specialist from Columbia University, visits the county to discuss costume design with women. October 9 to 14 is Better Home Week with afternoon meetings across the county and evening sessions for men and women on interior design.
Senator Borah will tour Idaho by automobile to press adoption of the direct primary for elective offices. An Emmett invitation was accepted for a talk next Tuesday, with Canyon county farmers and H N Peckham hosting a primary conference. He also conference at Caldwell on irrigation and politics before delivering a Boise valley keynote speech Monday night.
Boise Oct 7 The direct primary will be a vital issue in Idaho politics this campaign. Senator Borah leads a push to reenact and place the law on statutes. He will inaugurate the drive in Meridian Monday with an initial address and a statewide itinerary to press candidates who support a direct primary. About 50 Republican delegates attended the conference to back the effort within the party.
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