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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
7
An odd compilation notes that Gone West traces to Norse burial rites with fires on ships. It also recalls a humor exchange about a fur coat and a child's awkward age joke in a casual, lighthearted tone.
A playful dialogue unfolds in a bathroom where a voice laments a dull razor. The conversation shifts to jokes about a mother-in-law as a married man recalls how he initially addressed her and how the nickname evolved.
A murky OCR fragment describes moments of hearing a call and seeing a smile across times of day. The text ends with a garbled exchange urging readers to phone if someone elopes, implying a personal notices or missing event context. The piece reads as a poem or verse centered on longing and pursuit.
The passage lists events such as having a baby getting married hosting guests experiencing a fire undergoing an operation an accident buying a house receiving an award giving a speech and winning a prize. It also notes quartz as the most common mineral found in nearly every rock.
In a local voice Uncle Eben states poverty is no disgrace and wealth need not bring shame. The remark echoes a community sentiment that financial status does not define character or worth.
The Idaho state chamber of commerce opposed sales tax and any new taxes until there is a proven need. Secretary L F Parsons sent a reply to Blackfoot schools superintendent William Bartlett explaining the stance. Many Idaho educators favor the tax to fund school equalization. a 1935 36 sales tax law existed but was repealed by referendum.
County superintendent John Wright returned from the Idaho Educational association convention to report R A Weston superintendent of Aberdeen schools was elected president of the Fifth district of the Idaho education association. Weston defeated E R Bosibur y of Preston by six votes, succeeding Blanche B Johnson of Fort Hall.
At the Idaho convention in Pocatello, A. W. Morgan was elected vice president and C. C. Evans treasurer. Dr. J. J. Oppenheimer urged democracy education as a shield against war. Speakers included John W. Condie and Dr. Millar. A livestock auction followed with dozens of loads selling at various prices, reflecting strong market demand.
Cattle receipts 885 from Idaho Montana and Utah dominated by fat stock with steers at $5.75 to $6.60 and top loads at $6.60 for 869 pounds. Heifers reached $6.50 for best and $5.50-$6.00 otherwise, cows $4.25-$5.25, veal calves scarce with feeders at $5.00 down. bulls $4.75-$5.50. Part loads from Montana at 916 pounds hit $6.50.
The code declares a vow to uphold vocation worth, industrious service, and fair profit while preserving self respect. It commits to loyalty to clients, truth to self, avoiding unfair advantage, and resolving ethical doubts by choosing integrity. It emphasizes friendship as an end, not a means.
A moral declamation on true friendship and civic duty urges selfless service and loyalty to nation state and community. It extols aiding the distressed aiding the weak and generous praise while fostering beauty and humanity.
Jim Robinson of Nampa shot a young cougar near Deadwood after a deer hunt last week. He also fired at the mother of the cub and believes he wounded her but did not pursue into heavy brush.
Jerome contractor Paul Kartzke has won the bid to construct the new Jerome county court house for 77200 dollars. The Public Works Administration will supply 45 percent of the building fund.
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