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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
1
Sugar beet talks hosted by H W Earl for Utah Idaho Sugar Co outline meetings at Georgetown Wardboro Bloomington and St Charles on April 19 and April 19 7 30 pm 10 30 am 1 30 pm and 7 30 pm for growers to learn modern farming methods to raise per acre yields lower costs and expand markets.
A three act comedy drama Mammy's Lil Wild Rose is presented by Bloomington Mutual in several towns this week. The large cast includes Daniel French Gordon Wilks Lester Van Frank Jarvis Wade Carver Cyril Jacobson Orpheus Jackson Old Joe Fatrel Jacobson Rose OMay Mammy Cel e a black treasure and others.
Judge O R Baum was moved to a hospital in Pocatello on Monday as X rays of his injured hip are taken to determine if the cast can be removed. He was hurt in an auto accident near Idaho Falls and had been confined to his home.
The article highlights Paul Revere as one of the era’s most versatile figures and recalls his midnight ride. It notes Massachusetts Patriot's Day April 19 celebrations and promotes Elmo Scott Watson's feature piece “Paul Revere Rides Again” in the issue.
Amy D. Kelsey County Superintendent designates Friday April 26 as Arbor Day in Bear Lake County. Public schools urged to assemble pupils and conduct activities promoting tree and shrub planting protection and bird life awareness. Emphasis on observing state protection laws.
At a county building nominating meeting last Saturday evening the city nominated officers for the April 23 election. Mayoral candidate A W Shepherd and Police Judge and Clerk W Smith Hoge were named along with Ed T Shepherd as Treasurer. Ward candidates include Seth Budge Archie Wallentine James Poulsen R W Wallentine Emil Grandy John Fuchs Christian Tuel ler and P J Grandy. The city clerk notes brisk registration and strong turnout expected Tuesday.
We express heartfelt thanks to many friends for kindness, love and sympathy shown after the death of my wife and mother. We also thank everyone for expressions of sympathy and the profusion of floral offerings. Chris Tunnler and Family.
Scott's Comedians, a high class road show, begin a week at the Paris Opera House next Monday evening April 22. The program includes singing dancing talking and music. An oldest lady and oldest gentleman in the audience will receive a useful present on opening night.
Emerson school confirms continued teaching staff for the 1929 30 term with one vacancy to be filled later by the board. The lineup includes Wilford Price as principal Amos B Hulme Rulon Tueller Zula R Cole Mona Athay Ella Smedley Mabel Stucki Beatrice C Price and Prof Irwin Jensen music. The board also okays purchasing playground equipment for the September opening including seesaws giant strides slides and swings.
A Parma Review note urges caution about claims of complete insurance coverage for fire losses. It argues insurance never replaces jobs, business, records, or tragedy impacts. Milton Rebentisch of Salt Lake City visited with his wife, a member of Emerson school faculty, over the weekend.
A petition with about forty Paris voters signatures filed with the city clerk seeks placement of the “people's ticket” on the city ballot next Tuesday. The slate lacks mayor, clerk, and treasurer but lists a full council. The aim is not direct opposition to the citizen's ticket but to offer voters a double set of candidates. The ticket appears in the sample ballot of this paper.
Excavation work is underway on the Fielding High School project on Tabernacle Square. H R Shepherd and crew will pour concrete soon, with brick work starting in about a month and four months needed to complete the structure. The old building’s walls were torn down and about 250000 bricks saved for reuse. Mary A Lewis returned home Monday from a ten day trip to Ogden Salt Lake and Provo Utah.
Daily cheese production at the Mutual Creamery reaches 700 pounds from 7000 pounds of milk with 20 percent from Georgetown territory and 80 percent from the Sharon to St. Charles area. In 1928 the plant bought 2,210,220 pounds of Bear Lake county milk, paying farmers $40,000. New equipment including a vat and separator will be installed. Manager John Jaussi, with 16 years at the plant, is renowned as a top west cheese maker with medals from Portland Portland Portland Milwaukee Wisconsin and Wisconsin.
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