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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
3
An Indian predicted a favorable autumn with a dry spell, similar to a good year. Hay stowers near finished second cut with solid per acre yields. Beets remain in ground a few weeks more. digging starts late in the month. Beet growers expect a 90 percent down payment after crop delivery, contingent on acreage yield and sugar content.
County Agent A. E. Duke urges immediate action to destroy all noxious weeds this fall including white top morning glory knap weed and Canadian thistle to prevent seeding. Fall spraying with chlorates yields better control than later treatments and carbon bisulphide gas works year round with caution to prevent any plant producing seed.
A special teachers examination will be held Saturday September 24 at the Court House in Paris for teachers seeking endorsement certificates. Subjects include Tanho Beivol Lae on Ole and Elementary or High School Course of Study. Examinations start at 9 a.m. EVVA A. BEAGLES County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
County agent reminds farmers that neglecting weed patches leads to farm damage and higher future costs. Early cooperation and small upfront labor can save thousands, as authorities offer assistance on weed infestations.
The author argues that voters rely on newspapers to learn candidates qualifications views and plans. Candidates should openly address the public through their home paper to gain trust and explain where they stand on local issues. The cost of space is small compared to the benefits of publicity. Candidates are urged to speak up and reveal their aims.
Wyoming voters face the prohibition issue in the November election unless the state supreme court changes rulings. District Judge Sam M. Thompson dismissed an injunction aimed at blocking certification by the secretary of state of the prohibition question.
John J. Spriggs led a Wyoming suit seeking to block a 1981 state legislature action creating a referendum on prohibition. Judge Thompson dismissed the action, deeming a restraining order improper, and Spriggs said he would appeal to the state supreme court. He argued the legislature cannot bargain away public health and morals, and that the referendum would enable bootleggers to break the law.
Ogden Utah September 13 charges for 166d at the Ogden Union Stock Yards will be lower after September 16 Kenneth C Skeler manager announces this is the second hay price reduction since May 25 No 1 alfalfa timothy or wild hay will cost shippers 4.00 per ton less than before the May 25 cut Yardage charges remain low with 30c per head on cattle 9.00 per car of 30 head 5c per head or 12.50 per carload of 250 head for sheep 10c per head or 16.00 per double deck carload of 160 head for hogs Buying demand has risen with new packer and feeder buyers arriving from the East and Pacific Coast.
Boise reports the state game fund stood at 37216 on Sept 1 down from over 100000 in prior years. Between Sept 1 and Sept 14 the balance fell further to about 30000. Eight months totals for 1932 show 94603 versus 133050 in 1931. Western Creamery Paris station to accept cream on Tue Thu Sat. George Shepherd, manager, notes pricing parity with Montpellier.
Secretary of State Frad W. Lukens certifies Idaho Senate Joint No. 8 and House Joint Resolution No. 3 from the 1931 1932 sessions and their submission to voters. The measures include creating a new section 4A to permit county consolidation with two thirds approval in each county and replacing the State Board of Equalization with a three member State Tax Commission. Also included are amendments on irrigation district voting qualifications, public tax exemptions, and the right to levy income and sales taxes for state and local revenue.
National tea and coffee firm seeks three men with cars to handle steady routes. Pay is 27.50 per week with immediate start. Write Albert Mills Route Mgr 4352 Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio. Also a separate ad offers VINO relief and mentions Dr Bayliff Burley Idaho and green egg label printing at The Paris Post.
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