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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
4
Paris Idaho weekly newspaper notice lists publication day as Thursday with second class mail status and editorial staff. Subscription rates show one year two dollars, six months onedollar sixty, three months one dollar with advance payment required.
William Scroggs argues in Outlook and Independent that big business now invites competition, anti trust laws protect the public, widespread ownership of leading concerns exists, and mass production lowers prices. He says trusts are regulated in the public interest and have raised American prosperity.
A tidbit notes 2480 births and 1205 deaths in NYC in a July last week. It compares US birth and death rates and cites Malthusian theory, observing a surplus of food and a declining birth rate despite historical fears.
1930 4 H club notes from Bear Lake Hampshire Sheep Club describe August 1 tour starting at Chase Kears home with Norby and Barber. Norby evaluated lambs, discussed stock, and demonstrated fitting at Densley ranch. August 20 meeting at Ray Densley covered fitting steps and assignments. Also brief entries for The Jolly Quintet August 19 1930 and Goodfellows August 12 1980 with dressmaking and games.
A Salt Lake area report notes Miss June Monson of Logan Utah married Theo Brasilage in Utah last week amid farm and breeding discussions. The piece covers local families visiting from Los Angeles and Twin Falls, school openings, and a serious illness of Mrs. Emma Stewart, with a promise of a fuller write-up next week.
Reports from Bern include visits by Nephi J Bott of Logan and home mission activity at Montpelier Third ward last Sunday. Elders Kunz Winters Rich and others led sacrament meetings while Stoor sisters and Miss Wanda Ashley aided missions. Calf pricing and feed trials show barley with oats and silage impact margins. oats addition improves profitability depending on prices.
Fragmented report notes vaccination practice among pigs at Ames Kansas and other experiment stations. Details mention age readiness seven to nine weeks, immunity patterns, club meetings with topics on vaccinating and delinquent members, plus social refreshments after sessions. Names include Rulon Dunn of Salt Lake City visiting over Labor Day.
The American Bankers Association Economic Policy Commission reports rapid changes in banking, highlighting the rise of group and branch banking. It notes 269 group or chain systems controlling 1922 banks with 16.285 billion dollars in assets, while most officials see mixed prospects for trade area branch banking and emphasize ongoing study and neutrality. The Comptroller and Federal Reserve Board officials weigh in on branch versus group banking and the potential for future trade area expansion.
Over fifteen years since 1914 the Federal Reserve System's twelve regional banks earned 516.216 million dollars in net earnings. Of this total 90.672 million was paid to member banks as 6 percent dividends, 277.434 million added to bank surplus, and 147.11 million transferred to the Federal Government as a franchise tax.
Mrs John Barrett in New York is purchasing new fall and winter stock for the Barrett Corporation. The line includes ladies and misses coats and dresses with arrivals daily and placed on sale at the store.
A notice seeks a ton of ice delivery to the ice house. Call 44 or notify Hotel Paris to arrange delivery.
Otto Rohner promotes coal fills with Diamondville Lump and Nut Coal. The Paris Post urges customers to check letterheads and supplies and call to restock. Mrs Mark Austin spent several days during Passover week in Salt Lake City.
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