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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
1
A Daily Star Mirror editorial argues that the world needs five first class funerals for Hitler Mussolini Goebbels and other leaders. It suggests their deaths could ease Europe’s crisis and avert wider war while acknowledging potential internal upheaval in nations.
The article notes Bear Lake valley as a long standing livestock country with buffalo prior to settlement and now beef cattle and sheep thriving on native grass. It highlights shift from scrub stock to better breeds, and that stock associations enforce tighter range protection as the region enters a new era of prosperity.
A reflective piece on autumn as a season of mood and promise, contrasting melancholy with renewal. The column notes Indian summer in the valley, farmers finishing harvest, grain and hay processing, and a light joke about beekeeping and farmer missteps.
The Idaho Department of Law Enforcement reports six portable driver’s license trucks now operate statewide. Each carries reading and sight testing gear to test physical fitness before licensing. Tests cover distance vision, color discernment, and reaction to stimuli to determine driving safety.
A regional farmer argues for expanding cultivation in Bear Lake County by comparing returns from forty acres of wheat with projected beet production. He estimates costs, yields, and profits, showing a potential yearly net gain per acre and overall income growth for landowners and communities. The piece critiques national policy while highlighting local initiative and a respected resident's passing.
Eye sight specialist Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Hotel Paris on Tuesday October 11. He offers his correction method for eye comfort at reasonable prices and can be consulted for eye troubles.
A poem by Edgar A. Guest speaks to the lasting value of a father’s name and watch. It urges care with family honor, noting the watch and name are passed down through generations and should be kept clean and true.
Poem praising the red white and blue with lines about heroes bleeding for country. It extols purity and virtue, loyalty, and states standing for liberty. Ends with a chorus of unity and national pride.
The survey shows California will need a normal number of stocker and feeder cattle for fall replacements. Dry range feed is abundant, with mature stock sold orderly and fattened in grass or feedlots. Central markets at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards boost competition, grade sorting, and pricing efficiency for buyers and sellers.
Mrs. Frank Foulger of Logan Utah is spending a week in Paris as the guest of Bishop and Mrs. O H Grimmett.
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