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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
4
The Paris Post outlines publishing schedule and post office classification with editor John A Wallis listed as publisher. Subscription prices are quoted: one year $2.00, six months $1.50, three months $1.00, payable in advance.
Two young men from Twin Falls reportedly spent a week in Rupert engaging in revelry with liquor and young women. Citizens allege they acted as stool pigeons, inducing others to break the law to earn a stipend, and then used various methods to capture violators while enjoying nightlife.
Mrs. Harry Taylor found a copy of the Maryland and Baltimore Journal and Advertiser dated August 20 1773 noting a George Washington ad about a 20000 acre land patent along the Ohio and Great Kanawha rivers. Washington proclaims the property's suitability for settlers in formal jurid style.
A Moscow Post summary notes a federal census shows only one of four southern states gained population in the last decade, driven in part by extensive road building. The piece argues good roads influence where people live, suggesting the southern state with a strong road program benefited despite not proving causation.
D C Watkins of Pocatello spoke to the Boy Scouts executive council in Paris outlining work for the Bear Lake Stake region. Seven troops exist with plans for winter developments under national Boy Scouts guidance to benefit local boys morally and physically. Parents are urged to cooperate as tariff debates prompt field investigations on fifty four commodities and many rate-change requests move forward.
A little girl asks if she will have a husband like her father or become an old maid like Aunt Mary. Her mother replies that she will likely marry, but the girl concludes that it is a tough world for women.
A 1930 Paris Idaho letter discusses a provocative waitress ad and a related remark on hiring Native women. The editor calls for constructive community measures while noting typos, tariff news, and political shifts as Hoover names Tariff Commission members.
Secretaries of the state board of pardons report no protests or messages of approval filed for Harry Orchard seeking a pardon. The board will hear the case at its October 1 meeting regarding the slayer of Governor Frank Stuenenberg.
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