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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
5
Dr T Bayliff of Burley Idaho endorses VEINO for immediate leg relief and rapid healing of running sores. Also promotes printing green egg labels at The Paris Post with a claim we can print anything.
Twin Falls Sept 27 Representative Addison T Smith states prohibition not the campaign issue in Idaho. He opposes outright repeal of the eighteenth amendment and Volstead act without a substitute, citing dangers of chaos and calls for continued tariff protection and economic relief measures while addressing wartime–era property losses and farm support.
The government provided seed and feed loans to farmers last year to aid planting and livestock, seen as providential relief. Loans were for one season and now repayment is urged, with efforts to collect balances while urging farmers to act with honesty and integrity.
The speaker endorses proposing a substitute for the Eighteenth Amendment to allow dry states to remain dry and prevent a return of the saloon. He plans to focus campaign time on economic issues deemed crucial in these tenuous times.
Vienna authorities disclosed that suckling pigs were dressed as infants and smuggled from Hungary into Austria to exploit pork price differences. Women reportedly used costumes and sedatives to silence the pigs, aiding illicit cross border trade.
In Montpelier an overnight theft spree drained eleven hundred gallons of gasoline from Continental Oil yards while a turkey grower lost 262 turkeys and another farmer had hundreds of jars of fruit stolen. Authorities report locks were forced and oil drums filled as gas spilled.
Mrs. Emma Olouchek of Twin Falls, national committeewoman and 1931 state legislator, was slightly injured when her car rolled over near Mountain Home last night. The vehicle was demolished. Mrs. Olouchek suffered cuts and bruises and shock. Her husband traveled from Twin Falls to bring her home.
H H Freedham of Twin Falls said national headquarters ordered a state convention in Boise on September 29 to select presidential electors. The plan includes court action to place the names on the ballot and a probable statewide ticket nomination.
The document records proposed Idaho constitutional amendments from the 21st legislature through 1932 and 1933, including sections on county consolidation, state tax board, irrigation district voting, tax exemptions for public bodies, and income and sales tax authority. It notes publication directives and the petition process for voter consideration at the next general election and lists related joint resolutions and sections.
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