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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
4
The article argues against expanding compensation to cover all disabilities and against a uniform federal or state system. It warns such moves would penalize industry, undermine private insurers, and invite political interference while stressing the need to maintain reasonable benefits through private provision.
A tourist praises a city noting crowded streets and litter. He recalls arriving on a Saturday night when shoppers scattered rubbish, but merchants respond after nine thirty with brooms to sweep the storefronts clean.
A columnist recalls a city in Pennsylvania famed as Paris like in charm and notes the value of keeping Main Street clean. The editor urges community cooperation to maintain tidy streets, suggesting civic effort shapes reputation and spirit.
Within nine months the choice for an occupant for the White House will be narrowed to two men and 30,000,000 voters will choose a leader and spokesman for four years. Economy and prosperity are cited as achievements of the present administration and a policy to let the people work out their salvation. Our Country has refrained from mixing with other nations and lower tax rates boosted revenues, while anti corporation sentiment and radicalism declined. Industries and payrolls are valued over partisanship as voters seek sound judgment and firm control.
Idaho's Commissioner of Finance Porter says state banks are in fine condition with deposits piling up and loans decreasing. National banks in Idaho are also healthy, and both groups tend to move together with overall territorial prosperity.
In Emmett Idaho Durocs are herded into prune orchards to eat fruit scraps as part of a feeding experiment. This unusual practice aims to produce pork with a distinct flavor noted by local farmers and researchers.
A tonic claim links tongue coating to fatigue and digestive issues and promotes Tanlac as a natural remedy. The ad promises quick help with the first bottle at under 2c per dose and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
The piece notes evolving tastes with fruit flavors and fruit infusions shaping dishes. It mentions apricot and pear notes in ham and apple culls, along with cherry pork cutlets and grape flavored spare ribs as possibilities, signaling a trend toward fruit enhanced savorys.
In Bear Lake County district court a case by a plaintiff alleges ownership to remove clouds on 4.24 acres in the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of section 13 township 14 south range 43 east B M. The defendants are the unknown heirs of Adam F Seegmiller and Laura Seegmiller deceased. The summons directs appearance within twenty days. the filing date is October 4, 1927.
Mr and Mrs William Bateman and family moved to George Bateman’s residence for the winter. Harriet Thompson left for Rigby and Rexbury to visit relatives. D E Haddock and family of Paris were Sunday callers. Babe born October 6 to Hubert Jacobson and Dell Nelson’s business visit in Paris. Alvirus Arnell family and Vera Arnell of St Charles visited Bloomington.
A historical note traces the tomato from raw tables in Europe and America to cooked dishes, stews, and new uses. It highlights tomato juice as a popular summer drink in health resorts and describes a gelatine-based tomato bouillon mold with eggs and a mayonnaise dressed cabbage salad as examples of varied preparations.
Ilety of Paris residents spent Sunday at relatives and neighbors. Nellie Jacobson Levi Aland of Pegram hosted visits while others moved into newly vacated homes. Wynona Sanderson returned to Freedom Wyoming after visiting Bloomington and St Charles. Will Piggott returned to Oakley Wyoming after time with family.
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