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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
4
The piece argues efficiency and economy drive business mergers and political unity in Idaho. It notes voter fatigue with verbose platforms and speeches, predicting a trend toward concise messaging and a final statewide verdict by Idaho voters, amid continuing campaign interest.
The text urges citizens to decide in advance that the process of placing a handful of men in or out of office should not create divisions that would destroy or impair community important matters. It emphasizes restraint to preserve public interests.
A reflective verse describes the Lord making brooks rivers lakes and willows to comfort weary people authoring a peaceful retreat from daily life. It contrasts with modern toil and greed and ends with an advertisement for Fly-Tox insecticide and a USDA bulletin on disease in filth and excreta.
Bishop John A. Hunt of St. Charles died in Logan Utah after a stomach cancer struggle. He served two years as district No. 1 county commissioner and recently returned from a mission for the L D S church in Florida. Survived by a widow and two adopted daughters. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 from the St. Charles chapel.
J L Hood of the Golden Rule Store reports from New York that skirts are not lengthening though pantalets will be a few inches long to avoid embarrassment. He notes coat fashion includes fur imitation catawild and leopard skin detailing while factory strikes delay settlement. The column closes with light notes on a girl swimmer and a leaking White House roof.
Miss Zelda Keetch writes from Detroit Michigan describing her missionary work. She recently moved from Grand Rapids to Detroit and notes differences in the local people and the broadening of her experiences while serving with companions and church members.
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