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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
8
Londoner W H Syrett leaves a strange clause in his will from Nightingale Road. He asks his body be cremated and the ashes placed in an old jam jar then encased with Portland cement and sand to form a concrete block buried or sunk in deep sea.
A stout colored woman occupies a government dowel near Union Station and converts it into a small hotel for African Americans. A sign over the door reads The Annex, which she says is just the hotel’s name and not linked to any other establishment.
Farmers may submit ads in plain four line blocks per subscriber. Ads over four lines cost 100 per line. The column invites listing farms homes or belongings for sale.
The Second ward mutual carnival last Thursday was a success. Mrs. George Bunn returned home after visiting Montpelier. Heber Rich visited the auditor S. H. Rich’s home in Blackfoot on Friday and Saturday. O. B. Parrott offers free consultations at the Paris Studio on select days. Emma Webster cooks at the Hotel Paris and is praised for hotel experience. Arnold Tueller of Montpelier, a noted musician, was in town Saturday. The town should designate a cleanup day to remove winter rubbish, possibly closing businesses and schools mid day to involve all residents.
Notice of city election set for April 26 1934 in Parig to elect a mayor city clerk city treasurer and two councilmen from each ward. Polls open 9 am to 7 pm at the County Court House registration required for those who did not vote in 1932. registration ends April 23. A Pendrey mayoral signature and a separate grazing meeting note follow.
Garden City residents report six inches of white snow overnight and through Tuesday slowing spring field work. Local boys spent time sledding and tossing snowballs at girls while baseball teams recall a close 9 8 score in a recent Fish Haven game.
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