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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
5
By law Hyiday April 23 is designated Arbor Day in Bear Lake County. School districts are urged to assemble pupils for Arbor Day exercises and reflect on citizenship, tree care, bird life, and the state protections as outlined by County Superintendent Amy D. Kelsey.
Conductors, trainmen and switchmen pressed for increased wages and better working conditions at a joint conference of western railroad executives and employees in Chicago. The United States Railroad Labor Board scheduled hearings for April 12 on wages for engineers, firemen, and enginemen, with the joint meeting expected to continue through the week.
County clerk issued marriage licenses this week to Roy Stimpson of Augusta Maine and Georgia Myers of Denver Bilghant Oven pT.
Chrk Peterson officiated for the former couple while Judge W Smith Hoge tied the knot for the latter couple in Noonan.
Ogden Utah April 5 Frank Lem Pach 61 survived a chicken bone lodged in his throat due to swift action by a restaurant proprietor and a physician. The owner alerted staff and rushed him to the hospital where surgeons removed the bone in a race against time.
John Warren of Nashua Kansas reports an unusual scene as an old hen mothers a litter of ten pigs. The hen clucks scratches and even spreads her wings to shelter the young pigs, a contrast to the breakfast hunger for eggs.
Lime added to wastes from rubber feather and paper plants helps prevent pollution of streams by neutralizing acids and reducing contaminants in the effluent water.
A special meeting of the Fielding Alumni Association executive committees was called by President Owens Rich on Saturday afternoon. Committees were appointed to prepare for the annual alumni ball and May banquet, aiming to create a true homecoming for Fielding graduates.
The committee pursues a banquet to draw all association members into a united effort for attendance. A standout feature will be pavilion decorations with each former graduating class represented by its colors. Further announcements will follow in this paper.
A Falls Post letter laments federal government printing entering the commercial market with stamped two cent envelopes. It argues the government should not compete with small town printers and questions fairness and tax free advantages. It notes local papers provide community service with government space and news coverage without reciprocation.
Postponement of the stake clean-up day due to conditions. The committee notes favorable weather outlook and will announce a new date soon.
Fragmented readable text references general ehal and passengers and merchandise in the United States. The entry mentions an opened sale and a rain event, with unclear dates or places. This item preserves generic terms without a clear event, person, or organization to identify.
Internationally known scientists report young animal glands renew vitality and nerve tone. A new discovery yields Glandogen tablets for internal use made from healthy glands. Users claim quick results after a few days. Paris Drug Co advertises genuine original gland tonic.
At the Longchamps race track grand opening the new season fashion display featured shorter skirts and longer sleeves. Dressmakers showcased sleeve emphasis with hidden arms and lighter fabrics, while smoking jackets for women appeared as a trend, with some designers using even lighter materials for this garment.
Your sheep deserve good attention. Progressive farmers value sheep variety and care. Lambs and wool provide two harvests per year with rising prices. Pure bred numbers rise as total flocks grow, signaling lasting quality and profits in sheep raising.
A fragment notes lace kasha and crepe de chine used in jackets styled along masculine lines. It mentions Heatha Cows Black copa hotter than red ones per a scientific pro.
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