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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
4
A proposed project to replace wood stave pipes with cast iron, add 16 fire hydrants, and secure funding via a PWA loan seeks to raise 36000 or 3675 dollars for a 66675 dollar system. Revenues from water rentals would service bonds with potential tax levy support if needed.
A partisan column reviews the highway audit controversy and Governor Clark's radio address while Democrats blame Republican infiltration and indictments. It notes fallout for Governor Ross, the grand jury shifts, and calls for reform as Idaho agricultural promotion resumes under new management with C. L. DeLong and a dress review by Ariel Crowley.
John tells Mary of business failure and she counters with a bank trip. She reveals a safety box key and gives him 100.30 in bonds and cash to rebuild his fortune. She explains she saved one dollar for every kiss they shared, a stash he missed at home.
Miss Beverly Deardorff returns to her studies in Logan Utah after a summer job with Union Pacific. Camp Lifton resumes plant operations after a two week shutdown for Soda Point reservoir work. Also reported are a 4 H accident near Noonan, ward and Daughters of Utah Pioneers events, Idaho Maine governor potato festival plans, resignations and local building changes.
Recreation notes describe open playgrounds with swings teeters slides and giant strides for school children. Local leader E. O Rob erts oversees games and activities while an ice skating rink is prepared for upcoming cold weather. Rex P. Clayton of Pocatello and son of Mr and Mrs Tr A Clayton is named instructor in pharmacy at the University of Idaho southern branch.
The pharmacist at Hallowell Drug Co. in Pocatello resigns after ten years. Mrs. Vernon Budget hosts a luncheon honoring Mrs. P R Gladhart who will move to Spokane with her husband. Mrs. Dougan hosts a Paris Hotel gathering for Mr and Mrs Gladhart and others. Van Ness Vallentine suffers a four inch gash on his instep while logging in Emi gration canyon. Emiel Glauser loses several tons of hay to a burnout near Montpelier, likely started by a cigarette from a sleeping hobo. A woman waiting for a concert ticket is bumped. another man replies jovially about being Jewish.
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