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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
2
The Paris Post announces weekly publication every Thursday with editor John A Wall and lists subscription prices 2.00 yearly 1.50 half year and 1.00 three months. It notes second class matter status at Paris Idaho post office under March 3 1879 act.
An agricultural bulletin argues fertilizers can redden apples, make potatoes mealy, and ripen melons sweeter while improving quality across crops. It warns against disproportionate use and urges moderation along with fish diets. The second item notes Idaho Governor C Ben Ross endorsing Forget-Me-Not Day for Disabled American Veterans to aid World War I veterans through donations.
A writer argues that sickness and storms of the soul teach humility and compassion. Endurance of life’s ills fosters appreciation for peace and motivates effort to improve conditions. The piece urges helping others on a thorny path with diligent work and ready hands.
Grace Viall Gray outlines equipment check and jar testing before canning fruit. She specifies syrup preparation with optional pit for peaches, blanching, peeling, and packing steps, plus processing times and pressures for jars and cans. Pears are canned whole or in halves with care to prevent browning using salt brine and guidance on sugar syrup and cooling.
National Canning Contest under way to curb surpluses and show housewives the value of home canned foods. It offers 222 cash prizes totaling 5825 with a grand prize of 1250 for the best jar. Open to any woman or girl, entries due by October 1 1929.
Fragmentary text quotes a call to growth and virtue, envisioning a rising moral image as a community aims for stronger manhood and womanhood. The lines suggest aspirational values rather than a concrete event or report.
Ogden Utah Sept 28 Farmers National Grain Corporation outlines field seed operations managed with Inter Mountain Grain Growers and district managers. Seed handling expands from clover alfalfa and alsike to other seeds with three sale options. Seed not purchased when markets are absent. storage or pool options continue.
President Hoover will deliver a memorable address in Des Moines Iowa Tuesday October 4 at 7 30 p m central time or 8 30 mountain standard time The talk will be broadcast over networks including KSL to Idaho and is expected to respond to Governor Roosevelt’s recent speeches.
A truckload of Utah peaches was distributed to Paris's needy last week. A new group, the Paris Benevolent Society, was organized with Mayor F J Price as chairman and members from the Lions Club American Legion Bear Lake Relief Society and Daughters of Pioneers. The group will operate through winter to secure food and clothing, maintaining careful records to avoid overlapping with existing services.
The passage outlines three seed disposition options for growers. Option One allows tendering seed to the association or Farmers National for cash at delivery or for later sale by the grower with a chosen date. Seed accepted for storage may be borrowed against via warehouse receipts to provide advances as conditions permit. Option Three describes pooling by growers, with Farmers National purchasing or selling on the pool’s behalf when orders are filled.
Mayor James P. Pope of Boise and Judge William Morgan will tour Bear Lake County as part of a Democratic campaign sweep. The central committee confirms their itinerary and upcoming meetings in the area.
St Charles resident Burdette Pugmire recovers from eye injury after root beer bottle incident in Ogden Utah. Family notes include Lillis Pugmire appendicitis surgery in Wendell and ongoing recovery. Local people travel for education employment and visits across Utah Idaho and Oregon with multiple family ties and community events.
Mr and Mrs J W Gibbons traveled to Logan securing lodging for their daughter Loreta now a second year college student with good grades. Mabel and Vernon Cook attend Agricultural college this year. Miss Ann Stuart primary teacher spent weekend at Woodruff. Sheriff Ray Osborn settled local differences between parties. Garden City thresher moved to St Charles for two weeks of threshing. County Assessor Victor Batterth waite and family J G Sprouse and family L J Gardner and Mrs Lavina Pope attended Bear Lake County fair. Mrs James W Neil manager of Ideal Beach resort moved to Salt Lake City for winter. son Lyle stays to oversee property. C H Dunham returned after two weeks in Idaho with his son.
Elders Christian Tueller and Robert Vallentine of Paris officiated as stake home missionaries on Sunday. A genealogical class honored Joseph Smith with a paper by Kate Ww. Two youths were sustained as deacons. M I A social opens 1932 activities Tuesday. Elders Weston and Kear served Ovid ward. Neighbor Joseph Robinson, long-standing town leader, dies at 165. Spence and Locke gave a noted show. Alvord of Shape Williams Candy Co. visited for orders. Virginia Johnson and June A Moffat resumed high school service. Judge David W. Moffat toured the town with family.
The coyote boldly returns to the Old Faithful bear dump where the Silvertip grizzly dominates the feeding area. Rangers note the coyote is as clever as the bear is strong, slipping in for scraps and evading the grizzly’s lunch-rush.
Notice of a Democratic precinct committee members meeting to discuss party matters. County Chairman Sam V. Tunks invites all interested parties including ladies and gentlemen to attend at the city hall venue.
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