Clean up and paint to brighten urban storefronts and homes
The piece urges immediate spring cleaning and painting to restore order and beauty. It argues clean, painted buildings boost health, business, and civic pride, noting paint wards decay and makes old structures look new. It links sanitation and aesthetics to wellbeing and commerce.
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Dayton
Ohio
Herald
Painti
Barton
Sachs Imap
Jan. Ocher
Han
Bob Sneddon Nominated for Montpelier Mayor at Mass Convention
The Montpelier mass convention placed Bob Sneddon, familiarly known as Bob Sneddon, as the mayoral nominee. Reports name Sneddon as one of Montpelier’s progressive citizens amid local political talk and endorsements from figures like Davie, Taylor, and Toomer.
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Montpelier
N. Sneddon
Bob Sneddon
Parig Second-Ward Mutuals Present Four-Act Drama Finger of Boorn
The Mutual Improvement workers staged a four act melodrama titled The Finger of Boorn to an appreciative Paris audience last evening. Cast included Milton Mathison Alvin Shepherd Hawin T Shepherd Oreon Grimmett Moroni Minson Bertha Hoge Annie Shepherd Veda Low Lizzie Hoge. Performers will present again Saturday night with reserved seats on sale at Pendreys store.
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Parig
Milton” Mathison
Alvin ‘Shepherd
Hawin T. Shepherd
Oreon
Grimmett
Moroni Minson
Notice to Public on Bridge Access for Dredge Work
The Phoenix Construction Co hydraulic dredge is allowed to cross the Paris Montpelier highway bridge at the Outlet canal. The highway will close from 6 p m Sunday April 18 1915 to 12 noon Monday April 19 1915. A watchman will direct traffic at Paris Ovid and Montpelier. Dated Montpelier April 15 1915 G C Gray Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
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Phoenix Construction Co
Paris-Montpelier
Paris
Ovid
Montpelier
Bear Lake peas eyed for local market growth
Hopkins forecasts strong Bear Lake valley pea potential with 1950 pounds Horsford’s Market Garden peas and 1050 pounds Champion of England irrigated variety. He plans farmer tests this season and will tour fields in June or July to assess yields and drive local demand and flavor-driven branding.
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Vancer
England
Hopkins
Bear Lake Valley
Elds
Eac Ee
Alaska
Bear Lake
Change of management at Lyric theatre new owner takes charge
The Lyric theatre switches to new management with Seth Kelsey buying an interest and taking control. The Adventures of Kathryn will debut April 29 with McGrath promoting the Million Dollar Mystery. Assessor Dunn urges license checks for wagon operators and warns of possible grand jury action if ignored.
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Ig Gow
Seth Kelsey
Cberd
Powe Dre
General Film
Paris
Kathryn
McGrath
the_Post
Kelsey
Piest Populst
Dunn
Bear
Lake State” Bank
New Furniture Store Opens in Paris
Paris newspaper notes a new furniture store opening with stock arriving soon. Manager is O L Shepherd, moving from previous role and planning to operate from the Baris Drug Company building. Weldon will relocate to George B Spencer building by May first. Shepherd recently returned from Salt Lake City with a stock of up to date furniture. County board convened and approved highway project near Bennington for April 19 and appointed district overseers and jurors for 1915 with several claims approved.
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Paris
Thérmanager
O. L. ‘Shepterd
W “Whip
Beth
Kelsey-and
Baris ‘Drug.Company
Weldon
George B. Spencer
Shepherd
Salt Lake City
Shepinterprige
Ney
Egular
Bennington
Rindlay
Ah J. O. ‘Jensen
Ord
Nimes
Nomination for Mayor in Paris Idaho Convention
A large crowd gathered in court room 7M as four wards chose two councilmen each. Ezra T. Budge and Arthur Pénicrey won First Ward. Edwin Shepherd and Harry Davis Second Ward. W. W. Price and A. L. Bateman Third Ward. N. Clayton and Forest Degre Fourth Ward. Joseph K. R. Shepherd nominated by acclamation for mayor, praised by Edward Butt and expressed pride in Paris water system. Smith Hoge named City Clerk Ex-Officio Police Judge and Water-Works Collector by acclamation. Russell Shepherd elected treasurer by acclamation. Mayor Rich outlined consolidation of city book-keeper for water system. Local improvements noted for Otis Robner and Paul Strobart.
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Ezra T. Budge
Arthur
Pénicrey
Edwin Shepherd
Harry Davis
W. W. Price
Bateman
W. N
Clayton
Forest
W. M. Rich
Edward
Ohair
Athin
A.-M.rich
Paris
Rich
Smith Bge
Shepherd
Hoge
Russell Shepherd
Pointant- Shepherd
Edward Sutton
Fatten Your Live Stock From Forage Peas in Idaho
Forage peas as a fattening and soil improving crop are valuable to Idaho stockmen. James Siddoway of Teton reports profitable use of pea forage before harvesting, finishing lambs and fattening hogs in the field. He estimates the crop’s value at least thirty dollars per acre above expenses and notes soil fertility benefits for subsequent crops.
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Idaho
James Siddoway
Teton
Briddeway
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Kinto
Mutuals
G. C. Gray
Board of County Commissioners
FT Shepherd
Otto Robner
Daviéon
Paul Strobert
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