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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1926

Page

5

Taisei Maru Visits Longview During Pacific Cruise

More than 3,000 residents viewed the Japanese training ship Taisei Maru as it docked at Longview for a weekend voyage along the Pacific coast. On board were 69 cadets training for naval reserve and merchant marine duty. The vessel stopped at Longview Portland and Astoria before heading to Honolulu and then its home port of Yokohama.

Longview Pacific Coast Naval Reserve Merchant Marine Portland Astoria Honolulu Yoko

Nebraska Farmers Migrate to Idaho to Farm Near Falls

A Nebraska farmers syndicate has bought the Milner ranch south of Idaho Falls for about 100000. Fred Kooster, representing the group, says the move aims to work Idaho productivity and escape discouraging Nebraska crop conditions. Some members will relocate immediately with others to follow before spring plowing.

Nebraska Idaho Falls Idaho Falls Milner Fred Kooster Koester Mr. Koester

Large Stake Conference Draws Big Local Crowd

A fall stake conference in this city drew larger crowds than expected with strong participation from general authorities and local committees. Highlights included powerful speeches by Jos. F. Smith and sustained sessions Sunday afternoon and evening led by stake officials.

Stake Roy—A. Welker Saints Hitler Jos F. Smith R. L. Judd Jos. F. Smith General Relief Society Board Laura Nich- Oltoq George Q. Morris General Board Bloomington F.J Price Hitler Jos. F. Smith

Endless chain selling ruled illegal by judge Stern

Primett The Retail Ledger of Philadelphia reports Judge Stern of the Superior Court of Washington declares the endless chain merchandising method used for salts underwear hosiery and related goods illegal. He condemns the bell ringers who harass housewives and urges the practice be removed from business.

Retail Ledger Philadelphia Stern Ruperi Washington Existance

Study shows wide gaps in Illinois school taxes across districts

The Illinois State Teachers Association Research Bureau finds 1926 tax rates vary widely, with one county containing six one room districts where railroads pay no local tax and others with railroad valuations forming large shares of total valuations. The report calls for equitable distribution and notes ongoing debates on financing public schools.

Illinois Research Bureau of the State Teachers Association

Planting Vineyards as a New Revenue Source

The passage contemplates turning surroundings into beauty and a revenue stream. It calls for a leader able to revive old truths and plant vineyards where current age and governance differ, stressing careful management and wise administration.

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