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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
8
Residents report visitors and travelers from Bloomington Conda St Charles and Paris. People include Miss Ruby Nelson James Dunn Richard Pugmire A. E. Thiel Jack Wright John Wright and Wilford Price with several attending funerals and military assignments. Ice for sale four loads in Paris. McNess business seeks operator. Fenton Allred buys Hauber home.
A high grade straight piano and a player piano are offered nearby Paris at a substantial discount. Flexible terms available and easy payment options.
Arbor Day will be observed at Fish Haven School on April 26 with a 7 30 p m program at the schoolhouse. The program features multiple songs poems plays and readings by students from 1st to 8th grade including The Robin and the Daisy The Daisy Bud and a one act play James Learns About Arbor Day etc. The event closes with a benediction.
Frost damages several California fruit crops but overall supply relief may lift prices as overproduction declines. The report notes limited market impact and possible resilience in California purchasing power. Arizona forecasts lower cattle shipments with breeding stock concentrated among wealthier owners. The spring Southwest cattle movement is projected 10 percent below last year.
BEARLAKERS INLOGAN Lydia Gibbons daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibbons Garden City will graduate from U A O spring and has received appointment as student dietitian at L D H hospital in Salt Lake City She plans to enter a hospital as dietician after completing this training. Mr and Mrs John Spencer announce engagement of their daughter Elba to Virgil Gibbons of Nibley The Mr and Mrs Oliver Dunford visited in Logan last week as guests of Mr and Mrs Parley Dunford They are returning to Bloomington after spending the winter in Provo. Mrs G N Weston of Laketown is visiting here with relatives Eldon Lewis visited here Saturday en route to Bingham The Misses Anona and Lois Michael son formerly of St Charles now employed in American Falls Miss Varell Sprouse and Lyman Smart visited Georgetown to visit their parents both of whom are sin
A resident named utter returns to Pocatello after a six week absence to resume duties at the St. Maries Hotel where Raymond has served as a clerk. City voters total 223 registered indicate turnout fell short of the count that registered for last Tuesday’s election. Mrs. Christian Tueller of Paris dies at 82 in a Salt Lake hospital from complications after rehumanism. She was R. Tueller’s sister in law of Boise valley and once connected to Geneva and Mrs. Dora f 7 ister. A soldier requests leave to aid his wife with spring cleaning but the colonel declines noting a letter from the wife saying the soldier is not useful around the house. The soldier departs then adds two persons in the regiment, including himself, handle the truth loosely and are not married.
The Paris Post announces in partnership with Western Newspaper Union a new serial titled The Blade of Picardy by Fred McLaughlin. It unfolds in Mexico during Maximilian's era with a French swordsman hero and Mexico's patriotic heroine amid duels intrigues and disguises.
A county health board cannot compel students to be vaccinated for smallpox but may bar unvaccinated students from attending school. The rule underscores public health authority during outbreaks and affects school access for noncompliant pupils.
The Cokeville American Legion held a Friday meeting to launch preparations for the annual Cokeville Roundup rodeo set for July 12 to 14. They contracted a string of horses from Mr. Colburn of Blackfoot and arranged an April 30 drawing. May 3 group appointments will set next committees.
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