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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
10
Beck of Paris Garage showcases Maggie Murphies potatoes grown on his property on Center Street. The parcel yields are praised as among the best seen for Bear Lakers. The item appears amid a flurry of local notes on visitors, hunting season, and community happenings in Paris Bear Lake.
Dr D N Meek of Montpelier and others attend events in Idaho and Utah. Mrs Vernon Budge visits Logan for her birthday weekend, while Dr Reed Rich returns from Mayo Clinic training. Charles Parker expands Laketown recreation hall kitchen space. Deer hunting yields uneven luck for local. Families from Logan Paris and Pocatello visit kin, and Sadie Biles spends weekend in Pocatello.
Boise sponsors of a plan like California's thirty dollar weekly pension filed incorporation papers in Idaho. Founders include M I Alsup Leslie J Aker G E Hornby Clyde C Anderson and W R Lane of Boise. The plan calls for a fifty plus pension payable in state warrants after one year and funded by a 42 cent revenue stamp for 62 weeks. Branch clubs will be set up in every county and an intensive campaign will back Idaho candidates favoring the legislation.
Salt Lake City column notes comedian Edward Everett Horton explains his early rising habit at 10 a.m. and says he keeps two dogs to raise them with character. He emphasizes a dog owner's duty at home as he travels en route to England.
Official notification from Secretary Wallace approves selecting Bingham and Canyon counties for extension of the tenant farm purchase program under the Bankhead Jones act. Local 3-member farmer committees are named, with $97 612 available for loans in the two counties for buying diversified family sized farms.
Caldwell reports Earl H. Brockman of Idaho Eye Producers says the poultry sector is healthier than many farms. He notes turkey crops hold steady with mixed state changes and egg prices stay 3 to 5 cents higher recently due to storage declines and shifts to meat type hens.
Boise Governor Barzilla W. Clark argues Idaho's two major parties are missing the point by arguing over the highway department audit and grand jury investigation. He says development of the state commercially with natural resources is the biggest issue and that the minor commission, not the highway bureau, is the biggest political unit in state government.
Young St. Charles hunters trail deer from the hills all week but Swan Arnell aged 72 still tops the bag with a four pointer. Despite an injured leg from a year old horsefall he remains active in the pursuit with a long list of fellow hunters toting deer this season.
The National Emergency council sponsors a weekly radio series in Idaho hosted Monday evenings on state ESEI at Pocatello. Each show features a different federal or state agency active in Idaho. On next Sunday evening, October.
Idaho Department of Public Assistance field supervisor H Spencer Lewis will air the second in a series about the Public Assistance program on December 31 at 8 pm. The Idaho Department urges Bear Lake County residents to tune in and listen to the program.
Notice to farmers announces a predatory animal meeting at the courthouse in Paris on November 14. The gathering aims to elect a chairman and board members and outline a work program for the coming year. Boyd Baxter, County Agent.
A senatorial hopeful sought to gauge audience faith by listing ancestors from Episcopalian to Congregationalist. He notes a Methodist great aunt and claims to have followed her example, drawing applause.
A local doctor cautions that mixing a Coke with aspirin tablets can create a strong, potentially harmful drink habit. He notes misuse risks and urges moderation and attention to dosage.
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