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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
3
A new timetable started Monday at the O L Bu station. Train 397 arrives 9 30 a m Train 396 departs 1 00 p m Train 858 departs 2 40 p m Train 399 arrives 2 30 p m Mail for 3968 must be in Paris post office by 12 30 p m and for 398 by 2 20 p m.
Notice announces the November election in Bear Lake County Idaho with polls open 8 a m to 7 p m. Democratic and Republican nominees listed for presidential electors and numerous state county and local offices including governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction and others. Dated October 10 1932.
A historical newspaper item lists a Communist ticket for presidential electors George Keith Harold Lee Holt and Mrs Odmiella Face. It also outlines several Idaho constitutional amendments including county consolidation procedures, abolishing the State Board of Equalization, creating a tax commission, irrigation district voting by landowners, and taxes on income and sales with graduated rates.
Senator Borah met Senator Thomas in Idaho today to discuss campaign plans for Thomas reelection. Thomas improving after illness and may return to campaign duties in a few days while a bedside telephone aids his coordination. Borah endorsed Thomas and criticized the Democratic House over the electrical energy tax, citing voting records.
An editorial urges Idaho electors to receive five constitutional amendments on separate ballots and calls for civic groups officials and lawyers to educate the public so voters cast informed ballots. The piece also notes Frank D. Smuin as Bear Lake County prosecutor Republican nominee and summarizes his Idaho roots and appointment.
The passage discusses Bear Lake valley 1932 hay crop as the heaviest on record and questions which taxes may be imposed to raise state and local revenue. It states that no exercise shall exceed six percent of net income and no tax on income shall exceed six percent, with aggregate income taxes not to exceed ten percent of net income. Signed SAM V. TUNKS, Q Clerk of Board of County Commissioners.
Kyle Waite ex war veteran and Twin Falls businessman hunted a ring neck in a neighboring vacant lot near his home. After a long day and with his small son listening, he shot the bird at twenty feet in the back yard, returning home cold and tired. Jerry Sprouse of Garden City was a business visitor in town Wednesday.
When eyes are fitted by Dr Scarborough you gain comfort for your eyes and conserve nerves. He corrects muscular pees, a condition often prevented by wearing glasses, offering improved eye health.
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