Here’s to Old Glory and God Bless Hers
Fragmentary OCR reads like a war era toast with scattered phrases about hauling down the American flag and a person named John A. lx.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads like a war era toast with scattered phrases about hauling down the American flag and a person named John A. lx.
The Stake Board thanks readers for support of the recent convention and outlines October activities. An Oct 7 conjoint meeting precedes an Oct 9 opening social followed by the first lesson the next Sunday or Tuesday. Preliminary monthly programs include economy talks by Herbert Hoover themes, music, flag history, and temple hymns reflecting the Era program.
A conservative commentary warns Idaho and Oregon about a Farmers Non-Partisan League style movement. It argues the league seeks class control of state affairs and the state college, using extension workers and partisan promises. The piece urges citizens to watch North Dakota and resist imported leaders.
A Pacific Manufacturer note highlights state contributions to the Red Cross fund. Idaho was asked to donate 150000 but gave 8305 084 or 204 percent of its allotment while North Dakota contributed 87000 on 2290 000 for 43 percent of its allotment, implying scrutiny before waste.
A Boise Statesman letter argues Bisbee Arizona citizens deported over 1000 men who refused work to a Columbus refugee camp. It contends the government should cut rations, deny alms, and force able-bodied refugees to find work rather than rely on charity.
Deseret News reports a new bond issue looming and debates whether to advertise. The piece notes newspapers expect to yield ad space fees, their sole profit, to fund operations. It also recalls Utah pioneer era travel contrasting with modern touring cars. The Kent Journal excerpt ends abruptly.
Classified item notes a trade offer swapping a $3000 house and lot in Logan Utah for ranch land near Ovidor Montpelier. Includes contact John Stewart P O Box 203 Salt Lake City Utah and a World War I era reference noting government mobilization and economic impact.
Farmers invited to browse a full range of farm tools harness barb and net wire fencing. Low prices and dependable service advertised with expert guidance to fit each ranch or farm requirement.
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