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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
4
The Paris Post promotes its job department offerings and printing services, boasting speed and value for wedding invitations and general printing. The piece blends advertising with a note on renewed open-season rules from the Idaho State Fish and Game Warden dated September 1922, plus an official seal dated September 8, 1930.
The Hailey Times notes that even if William J Bryan were alive and mocking the idea, the push for silver coinage or international silver restoration remains doubtful. It argues current demand for silver is driven by predator demand to lift prices, with western silver states and Idaho Republicans and Democrats supporting their conventions.
A persuasive editorial stresses the value of the hometown paper in keeping residents informed about county and town happenings. It urges readers to stay connected with local events, noting that affordable, cheap newspapers help avoid ignorance and strengthen community ties.
Pursuant to statutory provisions an open season on deer is ordered in Bannock, Boise, Caribou, Franklin, Oneida, Power and Twin Falls counties. The notice specifies the administrative action and counties affected.
A letter to the forum urges fair funding and a permanent Paris, Illinois location with exhibitors backing a fair. It argues commissioners should vote convictions over expediency and proposes a fair committee including exhibitors to decide, with property owners voting on any referendum.
Copy reads that Belo Market advertises consistently low prices with no special bait or mislead and claims good value now and always. The snippet emphasizes dependable pricing rather than promotions.
A lighthearted remark notes women blush for varied reasons from modesty and anger to reactions sparked by the drug store. The comment frames social behavior with a humorous edge.
Notice from Bear Lake County Idaho calling for sealed bids by 10 am September 1930 for labor and materials to erect approx one and a half miles of right of way fence on the Paris Montpelier Bern Montpelier roads. Bids include complete project materials and labor by bidder or materials only by bidder or labor only by county.
A humorous Mud Lake snapshot features gossipy vignettes about local life. Ike joins the church and buys a collar. Miss Della Dingledipper’s Utah teaching bid triggers mirrors of flirtation. a tombstone fund arises from janitor bids. Charley Hadley falls ill and dies after sagebrush colic. Sheriff Horby’s misadventures, Coyote Bill’s pelt scam, and Rev Blodgets’s old sermons mix with town board antics and barber shop antics. The piece paints a frontier-community mood with names, places, and sly humor.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho gives notice that Louis H Peterson of St Charles Idaho, who filed a 1928 homestead entry No 897360 in Mer Oortas FTL 3 By NEM Section 43 Township 16 South Range 44 East Boise Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three estab lishments at Paris Idaho on the 2nd day of September 1930. Names witnesses Lorenzo Hemmert Cleve Wilcox Robert Memmerter Shr Charles Illcox Montpelier Idaho. Acting Register Theodore C Peterson.
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