Great Growth Shown By L D S Church
Salt Lake City April 5 The 96th annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints reports 3 706 397 01 dollars in tithes returned to stakes and wards for building schools hospital care missions and maintenance Since last conference 20 833 children converts were baptized bringing total church rolls and the growth of stakes wards and missions to new highs The report notes high home ownership and steady spiritual progress as leaders urge further advancement in righteousness and truth through the home and priesthood leadership.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Heber J. Grant
Relief Society
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Stephen L. Richards
Tabernacle
Delinquent Subscribers Cut From Mailing List
The notice states several readers have been removed from the mailing list due to arrears. It explains the paper costs prevent free copies and invites reinstatement once payments are made or arrangements are made.
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Lst
New Baker Arrives in Paris With Family Support
A new baker arrived in Paris on Tuesday morning and is now living with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Gray. All involved are reported as doing nicely while the Anbertac years won t come off.
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Paris
J. C. Gray
The Water Bearer serial announcement in The Post
The paper previews an upcoming Water Bearer by J Allan Dunn about irrigation and a large engineering project. The Water Bearer is billed as a stirring outdoor romance of water and infrastructure with wide reader interest promised and more details to come in future issues.
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J. Allan Dunn
Post
Idaho Plans Eight Day Drive to Build War Memorial
Idaho Memorial association launches an eight day fundraising drive from April 24 to May 1 to raise 250000 for a state war memorial honoring more than 600 Idahoans who died in the Spanish American and World Wars. J E Rockwell is state executive chairman with local county chairs to be named and noonday luncheons planned each day with speakers.
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Idaho
Idaho Memorial Association
Owyhee
Boise
J. E. Rockwell
Minnie Moore Mines Co
Rug of Truth Farce at Paris Opera House
Paris Second Ward M I A presents a three act farce The Rug of Truth or When a Fel Jer Needs no Friend at the Paris Opera House next Tuesday April 13. Cast includes H L Spencer Vernon Budge Melinda Wyler Kenneth Grimmett Anona Bird Milford Rogers Edw Shepherd Hila Smedley Beatrice Taylor Nellie Dunford with Mr and Mrs H R Shepherd attending a Salt Lake conference.
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Paris Opera House
Paris
M I A
H L. Spencer
Tom Denker
Vernon Budge
Bob Mills
Melinda Wyler
Mrs Reese
Kenneth Grimmett
Jerry Smith
Anona Bird
Liz
Mrs. Reese
Milford Rogers
Bing" Dickson
Lia
Edw. T. Shepherd
William Denker
Tom
Hila Smedley
Alice King
Beatrice Taylor
Blaine Lynne
Nellie Dunford
Angela Scott
Bob
Oh How I Coy Yous Verses About A Contented Baby
The speaker admires a baby's simple needs and joy while contrasting adult envy for the ease of infant life. The verse praises rest, quiet, and a mother's care, noting a diet of water milk and fresh air as the baby thrives. The poet longs to relive baby days and hear voices rarely spoken to men.
Why the Range Should Not Be Grazed Early
Forest Service studies show delaying the opening date of national forest range grazing protects carrying capacity. Early grazing harms plants by exhausting root reserves, reducing subsequent growth and forage. Delayed grazing yields faster regrowth, fewer losses to poisonous plants, and lower storm risk, benefiting both stockmen and range health.
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Forest Service
National Forest
Former Paris musician is popular in Utah town
The Post thanks Prof. Irwin Jenson, Pleasant Grove high school music instructor and former Paris resident, for a letter and renewal check. He sent programs from recent school concerts and a three act comic opera Chime of Normandy. The opera involved 76 voices and a 14 piece orchestra and was directed by Jenson, a big hit in Utah.
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Irwin Jenson
Pleasant Grove High School
Jenson
Normandy
Prof. Jenson
Utah
Borah’s Opportunity for President Chair Now or Never
Discussion of Senator Borah as a potential presidential candidate in the near term. The piece contrasts Borah’s national profile, independence from President Coolidge, and the political dynamics of early convention timing with rivals Frank O. Wowden and Robert Lowden, noting Borah’s strong popularity and influence.
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Borah
Senate
Coolidge
Cleveland
White House
World Court
Charles Baocher Warren
Senator Borah
Calvin Coolidge
Frank O. Wowden
Middle West
Wowden
Mississippi Valley
Lowden
Illinois
Washington
Benefit Baseball Pie Dance In Paris Pavilion
The Paris Commercial Club Sports Committee plans a Friday evening benefit in the Paris pavilion to fund a summer baseball league and team. Pie auction by ladies will raise money for equipment and start up costs.
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Paris Commercial Club
Paris
Poultry Becomes Chief Farming Factor in Bear Lake County
The Bear Lake valley sees poultry and eggs as a major growing industry. White Leghorns dominate, climate and feed support profitability, and farmers report eggs paid groceries and profits. Local bankers urge standard bred flocks to cover running expenses and surplus cockerels fetch steady demand.
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Bear Lake Valley
Idaho
Bear Lake County
America
S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Bear
Lake County
The King Asher Sits Ashore With Great Blue Heron
A Nature Magazine feature describes the king Asher and a great blue heron as quiet coastal fishers. The king Asher stands watch over marginal waters with a sleek arrow-like body and strong wings, ready like a professional fisherman.
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King Asher
Great Blue Heronne
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Joseph W. McMurrin
First Council of Seventy
California
H. R. Shepherd
Salt Lake
Ogden
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