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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1944
Page
6
Mrs. Walter Rich returns from Driggs with relatives visiting in Montpelier. Several families from Paris and surrounding towns host and travel to Boise Ogden Mesa Salt Lake City Logan and Afton. Notices include coal orders by July 1 and Dr Chilton eye service availability in Montpelier April 22.
A patriotic plea invites readers to save and buy more bonds each payday to protect America from inflation and black markets. It hints at a self-solved bond quantity without giving a specific target.
Local notices recap numerous furloughs and travels among residents including Burnell Wilkes and family. Mentions of service members overseas, medical trips to Salt Lake, and visits by relatives. A column of assorted domestic updates covers daily life, travel by stage, and pending spring plans.
Leslie Webb returns from a two week visit. McKay son of Mr and Mrs Elijah Willis undergoes appendectomy at Bear Lake hospital with mother staying through recovery. Mrs Guella Eliér drives husband Charles to Brigham City for work. Singing Mothers host surprise birthday party for teacher Pearlinn L-Alley. The Heber C Robinsons and Mrs C E Cheney visit. Mr Richards of Randolph visits. Milton Weston and son Barker stay with John H Weston family. Wallace Grandy attends convention in Salt Lake. Ernest and Brigham Irwin visit from Ogden to see Eliza V Irwin. Teachers attend institute and county teachers party in Randolph. Supt and Mrs Earl Passey visit Randolph. Charlie Turner of Great Falls hired on Jos A Cheney ranch. Mrs Albert Webb of Raymond Idaho visits Webb family. Mrs Norma Myers of Garden City visits. Vara Cheney and family visit Logan. L D Lamborn and Ross Cheney visit Logan for business. Thos Weston shoppers at Montpelier. Bishop Amos Robinson on business to Logan. Max Johnson furloughed from armed forces. party at Warl Satterthwaite’s home. Lydia Johnson hosts party for daughters Haren Cooley and Virginia Thompson with many local guests.
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission met in Boise April 8 9 and 10 to discuss coyotes control. A joint committee with the Idaho Wool Growers Association was formed to pursue a long range program and survey potential uniform western state methods. Delegates include James O Beck and C J Westcott from the game department Roscoe Rich and Harry Soulen representing wool growers. The panel will survey interstate cooperation and attend a Western States convention in Phoenix April 18 20 and a North American Wildlife conference in Chicago the following week. Additional reports covered sturgeon regulation Vancouver trip by Commissioner A L Trada and Columbia Basin fishing concerns with dam construction. A delegation urged trout planting in northern Idaho. The commission authorized hiring a plane for big game salting in District Two and sale of a purse seine at Sandpoint to the highest bidder. No fishing regulation changes were made and the body adjourned to July to set big game and game seasons.
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