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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
5
Deer season runs Monday for five days October 20 to 24 in Bear Lake Franklin Caribou Oneida and Power counties. Bag limit is one deer. Hunters must detach date sign and attach coupon to their deer or face arrest and confiscation. Wear a red for safety.
Toronto reports an Indian hunter from Hudson Ontario says the season will be mild with little snow. He notes bright eyed black squirrels building nests close to the ground and that deer will find shallow drifts, not deep ones, affecting their behavior. Deputy Game Warden Jesse Dunn is cited.
Bill Eichel of Rose Lake saw a large black bear perched on a ladder feeding on Wagner apples from his orchard. Eichel and neighbors prepared to defend property as the bear apparently roamed the area seeking food.
A fragmented lyric expresses despair and satire about financial strain and social misfortune. The speaker imagines both mortality and banquet struggles, noting a banker and grocer in a skewed, comic light amid rotten weather.
A playful verse depicts a customer as a decisive shopper in Bear Lake county. A bird buys a dainty bill, the narrator is praised for the best store, and the sun shines as the world seems brighter. The message: money comes to those who reach for it.
A conservative woman accidentally enters the smokers coach and protests smoking while a man calmly offers advice. The item notes Mr. and Mrs. C E Briscoe of Bloomington visiting in Paris Monday morning.
The piece muses on Halloween ghosts and goblins turning adults youthful again while urging safe, sane fun. It emphasizes protecting property and helping others avoid sadness, ending with a shy lover’s muted blush and a coat shoulder mark lingering for weeks.
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