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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
4
Entered at the post office at Paris Idaho for transmission through the mails as second class matter. JOHN A WALLIS editor and publisher.
President Gray uses Idaho press ads to explain Union Pacific programs and policies. Idaho construction this year and the Rogerson Wells line planned for next year will boost the state’s economy and open southern markets, marking a major industrial development.
A discussion on snow removal for major roads in the northern United States. The Bureau of Public Roads urges officials to invest in plows and partial shoveling to keep trunk lines passable, arguing open roads reduce costs and hardships for communities and voters.
The piece describes a telephone in a riddle form. It notes being in receivers hands and used to make dates, call wives and husbands, and being ringed though not jewelry. It emphasizes the telephone as a town bell that is often taken out yet never travels itself.
A fragment from Pearsons Weekly recounts Sandy meeting his girl near a street confectioner shop. He taunts Jennie with a question about the night and she replies she will take what he takes. He then suggests a walk together as they depart.
United States reports show irrigation powering $500 million in annual crops from 19 million irrigated acres with $700 million invested. Electric motors enable distant control and high harvests in places like Shasta Valley and Prickley Pear project. In contrast, Egyptian farming still relies on oxen and hand devices like the sakiyah and head-duties used for two hours per 1800 cubic feet of water.
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