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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
6
The sheriff's office has been led by a capable Democrat. Athay's 1923 office cost the county $3,442.28 with $3,203.47 in fees and fines returned, showing low local expense. Other Democratic ticket candidates are described as highly qualified and committed to efficiency.
Notice states that on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November a general election will be held at established voting places in Bear Lake County Idaho. Qualified electors may vote for Congress State and county officers and precinct officers. It lists party candidates.
The document lists Democratic and Republican candidates for U S Senate and House seats, state offices, and local roles. It includes presidential electors and names such as Frank Martin, Asher B. Wilson, A L Freehafer, Ira W Masters, and more, plus a constitutional amendment question about Section 3 of Article 15 of Idaho's constitution.
The St Charles column notes the death of eleven year old Laurel Stock son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Stock formerly of the city after an appendicitis operation. The community offers sympathy to the Stock family as relatives travel to Salt Lake for the funeral. The column also mentions George Floyd's appendix operation and a new baby girl born to Ellsworth Cleveland family.
Dr J C Sorenson of Ieeeans fTére Dy culture investigates a mysterious horse disease causing many deaths near Moore. Infected horses lose appetite and strength, especially in the back, and die. Local vets report no prior case like it.
The text outlines appropriation principles for unappropriated waters for beneficial uses. Domestic use has priority over other uses, mining districts favor mining, and power uses face legal limits. Allocations respect private property takings rules, with an election scheduled from 8 AM to 7 PM on October 5, 1924.
A fragmentary historical lyric mocks the Democratic Party and extols Republican figures. It mentions Dawes Cal Coolidge McCormack Dixon and others in a partisan tune with a chorus praising Republicans and defeating Democrats.
The claim that children in ancient Greece never played with toys lacks definitive records. Scholars note scarce evidence but acknowledge playful items may have existed in select contexts and periods.
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