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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1927

Page

10

Bear Lake District Foremost Forest Use and Fires Rule

Forestry on Bear Lake District emphasizes streams and climate. Protected forests sustain moisture, prevent floods, and support water flow. The district offers roads and trails aiding fire response and resource use. Visitors welcome if they follow sanitation, wildlife, and campfire regulations to protect health and nature.

Bear Lake District N. Forest Bear Lake

Argument Ended When Hungry Diner Acted

In a crusty kitchen quarrel two beans and a pork clash over culture and manners. A peacemaking bystander from Little Rock Arkansas ends the dispute by eating both sides. Kansas, Macy, measure.

Chicago Little Rock Ark

Indian Dwarf Mohammed Baus Captures Calcutta Attention

Mohammed Baus born in Benares in 1889 remained 37 inches tall in adulthood. Despite small size he exhibited above average mental traits and amiable manners. An English friend took him to England where his polite conduct and fluent English drew even more interest.

Barnum Mohammed Baus Calcutta Mohammed Benares England India

Elephantlike figure found in prehistoric American art

Scientists cite Panaman excavations as proof elephants roamed North America in ancient times. A large stone sculpture described by A Hyatt Verrill shows an elephantine form with leaflike ears and forward bending hind knees, unlike tapirs or ant bears used in replicas. The piece even depicts a burden on its back.

America North American Central America Panama A. Hyatt Verrill Mr. Verrill

City Seeks Bids for Fair Grounds Use 1927

Sealed bids for the use of the Fair Grounds for the 1927 season will be received by the City Clerk in Paris Idaho up to 7 30 p m April 18 1927 The city reserves the right to use Fair Grounds for sports amusements and county fairs during the summer by order of Mayor and City Council W Smith Hoge Clerk

Paris Idaho W. Smith Hoge

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