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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
2
John A. Wallis editor publisher lists second class mail status and subscription prices for one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months seventy five cents with advance payment requirements.
H L Mencken argues that socialism failed in Russia and lost appeal in the United States as tender minded followers shifted toward spiritualism chiropractic and prohibition. He contends the American public now rejects utopian schemes that erode individual rights and expand bureaucratic control.
A long distance call brings Dr. Edward 8. Cowles of New York back to the city from Paris. He arrived over the weekend to attend to duties and patients, illustrating the demand for timely medical care.
Mrs. James Barber of Englewood New Jersey described as a wealthy woman required her own physician during illness and the physician responded.
The Batesman argues for naming the newly discovered Idaho peak after Senator Borah while Idaho Pioneer criticizes the idea as impractical and unadvertised. The letter suggests Better to name a geyser like Old Faithful to carry the Borah name, highlighting public sentiment and satire.
A columnist argues crime is a powerful, well funded enterprise and that restricting law abiding citizens from owning pistols is misguided. He blames public apathy graft outdated procedures and sympathy for criminals and urges aroused public consciousness to root out crime.
The building spans 1 T acres and cost 4 million dollars. It operates 8 million dollars worth of equipment and incurs over a million dollars monthly in expenses. Yearly payroll exceeds 8 percent of a million dollars and three papers cost 3 percent annually.
Mrs Marintha Lindsay came back home Sunday after visiting her daughter Mrs Melvin Whitehead in Grace.
The Government Printing Office is described as the world’s largest printing plant in this note on industrial scale and national production.
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