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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
The Post denounces unfair primary methods and calls for wise fair delegates on Saturday. It warns against nominating unfit candidates, urges focus on qualifications and integrity, and predicts Dubois and Kearns will be defeated on November seventh amid religious and dynamite rhetoric.
A Utah American party statement accuses Tom Kearns and Idaho Democrat Fred Du Bois of a common anti Mormon agenda. It denounces them as unscrupulous and seeks fair county ticket representation, urging Paris to be considered for offices like Auditor or Assessor after long gaps in leadership.
The Agriculture Department bulletin explains denatured alcohol after a bill removing the revenue tax. It urges wide production and low pricing for heat light motive power and other uses. It predicts a great future if cheaper than oil or gasoline and notes American invention will improve production.
A lender announces readiness to provide loans on improved farms in Paris with Wasrrer named as the contact for Wasrrer loan.
The board led by Chairman Joseph R. Shepherd met September 10 to levy taxes for 1906. Taxes include State General Purposes, Wagon Road Sinking Fund, Public Building Endowment, Live Stock Sanitary Fund, Special Bridge, and county indebtedness. Levy shown per $100 valuation and per unit for live stock, with adjournment sine die.
The Idaho Legislature requires citizens to register in person before the Precinct Registrar. County Attorney states this modification prohibits copying names from old registration lists and gives official authority for publication of the notice.
All election precincts in Bear Lake County that have not returned Wallet Boxes from the General Election of 1904 are requested to return them at once. Boxes not returned will be charged to the election judges responsible under the law. By order of the County Commissioners. Janes EB Hart Clerk of the Board.
A special conference rate offers a first class round trip from Montpelier to Salt Lake City and back for 6.75 dollars. Tickets go on sale October 3 to 9, 1906, with the special train departing Montpelier on Thursday October 4 at 11 o'clock.
The notice calls a Republican county convention in Paris Bear Lake county for September 28 1906 to nominate candidates for Idaho Legislature county officers and other posts. Primaries to select delegates and local officers will be held September 24 1906 in various precincts with times varying by precinct.
An old advertisement promotes Yake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day. It urges readers to buy from druggists and notes a Grove’s signature on the exchange box.
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