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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1923

Page

2

Rupert Idaho Dairy Industry Expands With Large Shipments

Rupert and nearby cream stations paid farmers 5010.98 for cream from March 1 to 26, about 1255 weekly, and 6266 for the month with cheese factory adds roughly 2000 monthly for milk. A 30 000 pound cheese shipment to Kraft was produced by Rupert Paul Acequia and Wendell factories. Plans call for several new factories in April and May as shipments grow.

Rupert Idaho Anil Kraft Company Rupert, Paul, Acequia Wendell Paul H. F. Laabs Laabs Date Delco View Burley

Five Thousand Baby Chicks Arrive in Paris for St. Charles

A big consignment of five thousand baby chicks arrived in Paris by Parcel Post Monday, consigned to J. W. and Frank B. Linford of St. Charles. The chickens were moved from Paris to St. Charles in two wagons.

ST. Charles Paris J. W Frank B. Linford

Adventure of Grand Pa presented by Mutuals in Paris

The Adventures of Grandpa by the Mutuals of the Paris Second ward was staged March 30 at the Paris Opera House. A capacity audience enjoyed a well presented entertainment with an exceptionally good cast drawn from the ward’s top talent.

Grandpa Mutuals Paris Second Ward Paris Opera House

Miss Amy Rogers Hosts Card Party at Home

Amy Rogers entertained several friends on Wednesday evening at her residence in Weed nesday. The gathering featured card games and needlework with refreshments served. Attending were Amy Munk Anna Innes Gertrude Innes Arvilla Smedley Iona Athay Celia Woolley and Bertha Cook.

Amy Rogers Amy Munk Anna Innes Gertrude Innes Arvilla Smedley Iona Athay Celia Woolley Bertha Cook

State to strictly enforce poison handling laws

The state department of law enforcement will rigidly enforce the poison handling law, announced by commissioner F A Jeter on Saturday. Formaldehyde used by farmers to remove smut from wheat may not be sold in bulk or in small quantities, though merchants may buy it in original containers from drug or chemical companies.

State Department of Law Enforcement F. A. Jeter drug_or_chemical company

Death Comes Twice in Boise Valley Family

In Montpellier Idaho April 10 a sad double loss struck LeRoy Bott family as June four years died at 11 am and Harold five months died last Friday from pneumonia and complications of whooping cough. Funeral services were at First Ward Chapel with burial in Brigham City Utah. The community extends sympathy to the Bott family.

Montpellier Idaho LeRoy Bott Harold First Ward Brigham City Utah

High school commercials contests slated for April 20 in Pocatello

The Southeastern Idaho district will hold its annual commercial contests at the Tech on Friday April 20 with events in beginning and advanced typewriting shorthand bookkeeping rapid calculation and spelling. About 160 students are expected to compete. Professor Foge of the Tech will oversee events and medals will be awarded to winners. A banquet in the Tech dining hall at 6 pm will feature award presentations.

Idaho Pocatello Tech Blackfoot American Falls Haseen Foge The

April Schedule Highlights Home Demonstration Agents

April timetable lists garment construction classes in Montpelier and Ovid with openings in Paris Georgetown and Wardboro. Millinery sessions occur in Montpelier and Georgetown while new guide pattern and garment construction courses occur in multiple towns including Ovid and Parish Office.

Montpelier Garment Paris Georgetown Millnery Garment Construction Ovid Wardboro Parish Garment Construction Aere

Emerson at Work on Fine Operetta

Nie Snet Cook directs the Musiq School's children's operetta with the Spin School aiding. The fairyland story features fairies pixies and sparkling dialog with elaborate stage settings and costumes. It promises to be a delightful, high quality performance for the community.

Cook Musiq Rem F

Education department support boosts Wyoming and Massachusetts praise

Notes from state officials praise the new educational work as beneficial for public schools. Miss Russum received a letter from Payson Smith, Commissioner of Edition in Massachusetts, endorsing the effort. State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Bseming calls it best for Wyoming schools as it grows in educational work. A school election is not held in Liberty Idaho district No. 7 on April 21 1923 for board member seats.

Stata Aca Miss Russum Payson Smith Massachusetts Public Instruction Bseming Wyoming Et Hiss Liberty Idaho aXachool Lanark Siiurdayy Papril David T Salt Lake

Idaho Sheepmen Expect Wool Prices Like 1923 Levels

Idaho sheepmen forecast about one million dollars in wool income this year as contracts reach 44 to 45 cents per pound for the 1923 clip. Major sales, including 18 300 fleeces at 40 cents via Dobbin Hoffman in Portland, and Portland wool purchases surpassing one million pounds last week, highlight Lewiston as the Idaho wool hub with rising demand and a May 1 start.

Lewiston Idaho

Local attorney suffers gruesome basement axe injury

Geraint Humphreys was chopping wood at his home when a hatchet slipped, nearly severing his wrist. Doctors Faber and Gaether dressed the deep cut and treated the painful accident Thursday morning.

Geraint Humphreys

Court House News from Soda Springs District

Deputy Clerk Mercy Kelsey left town for Pocatel lo and Salt Lake for medical care for her ill husband. Auditor and sheriff receipts for quarter ending April 7 1923 total 689 15 and 353 40 respectively. Forty eight marriage licenses issued in 1922 and seven divorces granted. Divorce cases filed since January 1923 include Hayes Hayes Dana Dana Reese Reese and Bennet. Mrs Bennett of Boise visited representing the Childrens Home Finding Aid Society.

Mercy P. Kelsey Pocatello Salt Lake Kelsey Auditor’s Office Dunn Auditors Office Sheriff Athay Denia Hayes Riley Hayes Lena Dana G W Dana Grace Reese Richard W. Reese Wm Bennet Ben- Trett-Adileécree Hayes Chambers Soda Springs Bennett Boise Childrens Home Finding & Aid Society

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy

We express appreciation for the kindness shown during the illness and death of our son and brother Mr. Jasper Lindsay. Guests at Mr. Bed and Mrs. Arthur Hess’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mouritsen, Mr. and Mrs. Lester All ed, Mr. and Mrs. John Tueller, Mrs lings, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collings, and Mr. and Mrs. John Fuchs.

Jasper Lindsay Arthur Hess Rook Victor Mouritsen Lester John Tueller Lings Charles Collings John Fuchs

Farm Drudgery Lessened by Electricity Across America

A survey shows only one tenth of U S farms are electrified while 2 7 million remain without power. On electrified farms women gain relief from water hauling and dairy chores as households keep baking sewing without help. The study notes electricity could curb the age old backbreaking labor on unelectrified farms.

America United States

Big surprise at rural church supper lights up town social

A midwest farming town held a famed church supper and social last winter. A self contained electric lighting system powered by a gas engine lit the church, replacing kerosene lamps. The town's electrical supply agent contributed the setup, making the event a bright success for all attendees.

Middle West

Mo visitor Miss Celia Wooley visits Monday afternoon

Mo fer visitor Miss Celia Wooley spent Monday afternoon in the town. She spoke with residents and planned a return visit next month.

Celia Wooley

Bishop Nibley Urges Earlier Marriage And Plain Skills

Salt Lake City April 9 Bishop Charles W Nibley urged reducing over education and promoting earlier marriage. He warned that many graduates know books but little practical skill and said children should finish high school then serve missions. The talk followed the churchs general conference closing session with sustained leaders named.

Salt Lake Charles W. Nibley Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Nibley Heber J. Grant George Albert ‘Smith Charles W. Penrose Anthony W. Ivins Rodger Clawson Reed ,Smoot George Albert—Smith Georger Richards Orson F. Whitney David OO McKay Joseph F. Smith James E. Talmage Stephen L. Richards Richard R. Lyman Melvin J. Ballard John A Lestat Wells Copes Tam Bishop Nibley

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