Sutton Wins City Mayor Post In Spirited Paris Election
H Edward Sutton, on the Citizens ticket, defeated Franklin Ridge 188 to 112 for Mayor as over 300 votes were cast. W S Hoge won reelection as city treasurer with 282 votes. councilmen were elected across four wards in a high turnout with Sutton pledging economy and city improvements.
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H. Edward Sutton
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Coarry
F. Budge
Franklin Ridge
W.smith -Hoge
Dan Price
Jos. Spencer
Dan Rich
Heber Price
Geo. Taylor
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Richard Sleight
James L. Dunford
Walter Findlay
H. L. Spancer
James Poulsen
Joseph Pendrey
J. W. Cook
L. EB
Pagmire
Joseph Stuck
J. R. Pagmire
Mark Sut- Vorth
Mergan Rich
CG Rich
M. Rich
Crandel Dunn
Chris Tueller
Sutton
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County Fair This Fall Promotes Educational Exhibits
A county fair is described as an educational institution and a reflection of the county. It should grow bigger each year with support from farmers, stockmen, and housewives, awarding premiums only for exceptional, well produced exhibits to elevate county resources.
Ward Sunday Evening MLA Program List
The Second ward M. I. A. Vocal Trio and the Shepelird Quartet perform next Sunday evening. H. L. Spencer & Co. present Retold story. Beatrice Low teaches Violin and violingolo. Lillian Transtrum plays a piano duet with Ruby Bolton and Reed Bun.
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Second Ward
Shepelird Quartet
H. L. Spencer & Co
Story
Béatrice Low
Lillian Transtrum
Ruby Bolton
Reed Bun
Dear old Holly takes tumble in Cache Forest
A brief local item notes a dull thud and a tumble involving a named individual nicknamed HOL. The report references a fall at Cache Forest and hints at concern within the community. No further details are provided.
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Cache Forest Register
Remarkable Tal Displayed In Concert By Ladies
The Tadtea chorus directed by Mrs Adeline Spencer performed at the Paris Opera House last Thursday evening drawing a large crowd. Talent from the First and Second wards contributed to a notably good singing effort. Proceeds will fund chapel funds of the two wards with a one year Paris Post subscription offered.
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Tadtea
Paris Opera House
Adeline Spencer
Township to Improve Roads and Bridges on Outskirts
Gadeetray Taw announces plans to focus on roads and bridges on town outskirts. A designated road day will observe preliminary repairs with labor donated by residents to prepare for hard surfaced routes.
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Gadeetray
Infant Jarvis Dies After Brief Life in Bloomington
A baby boy named Albert Dunford Jarvis, son of Bett Jarvis, died after a short life marked by a house fire that destroyed his first home. Survivors include his parents as the community mourns with the family. Funeral services were conducted in the ward chapel with gentle remarks offered to ease the family’s sorrow.
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Bloomington
Albert ‘Dunford
Jarvis
Bett “Jarvis
Leather Retards Crops in the Valley
Only a small amount of planting has been completed in the valley. Weather is favorable for a heavy yield as mountains remain covered with deep snow supplying moisture to the soil.
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Broadway Debut Dashes Hopeful Nerve Before Opening Night
The LaComedienne Telees of Sweetheart Shop prepares for her first Broadway performance at the Knickerbocker Theatre in New York City. She describes a shaky moment with knees and heart as she waits to step onto the stage, noting the moment feels critical in her life amid a long struggle.
Farm Bureau to distribute seed for experimental crop trials
A Farm Bureau office distributes seed to farmers for experimental planting under county supervision. The program aims to test whether these crops can be grown reliably and to ensure timely inspection of seed deployment.
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Caining
Wendell rancher Bleak shot dead near home
James G Bleak a Wendell rancher was murdered by an unknown person at his door about 7 30 pm Wednesday. A coroner's jury ruled death from a gunshot wound. Bleak a Utah native aged about 65 had been dairy farming and living near Wendell with his wife and son who heard the shot. No clues or motive were found despite searches by the sheriff and deputies.
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Ida
James G. Bleak
Fred
Bleak
Sherif” Cady
Barlogi
Bagebrush
Mantl
Utah
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Idaho American Legion aims to double membership
The Idaho American Legion plans a statewide drive from May 8 to May 15 to grow members from 5 000 to 10 000. A 45 member committee led by Max H Gibons Caldwell will coordinate house to house canvassing and church sermons. Governor Davis may issue a proclamation and businesses will display national colors to support the effort.
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Caldwell
Davis
American —Legion
Order Your Butter Wrappers Today
An ad fragment promotes ordering butter wrappers with a phone contact listed as 33. The readable text is brief and lacks further details about the product or source.
Sugar Prices Take a Tumble Across Markets
New York refined sugar fell to 6.34 cents per pound as reports show a quarter-cent drop. San Francisco refinery prices stood at 7.50 per cwt with a 25 cent decline from Monday. Declines are linked to heavy South and Central American imports, pushing prices near wartime lows last seen in early February.
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San_ Francisco
Central
Butter Prices Fall at Chicago Butter Market
Chicagé Butter prices tumbled Tuesday with creamery extras down 5 cents to 35 cents wholesale from 40 cents. Grades slid as much as 6 cents. Tuesday receipts reached 13,016 tubs, compared with 77,204 tubs a month ago.
Omaha cattle market tops at eight dollars and five cents
The top price paid for beef cattle in Omaha on Tuesday reached 8.05 a hundredweight, the highest for the market since 1911, as reported by the United States Bureau of Markets.
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Omaha
United States Bureau of Markets
Citizens military training camps announced for this summer
The war department announced locations and opening dates for summer citizen military training camps. Camps include Camp Pike Arkansas Fort Snelling Minnesota Camp Travis Texas Camp Logan Colorado Camp Lewis Washington Presidio San Francisco and more with dates from July to August. Quotas will be set by population and camps offer 30 days of free training for physically fit citizens ages 16 to 35.
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Texas
Jay 15
Fort Logan
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Houston
Camp Lewis
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Presidio
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Nevada
California
Ninth Corps Area
Cal
Plattsburg
Bronze gate to honor Verdun trench memorial unveiled in Paris
An impressive bronze gate designed by Andre Ventre will soon be added to Verdun’s raid memorial near the Trench of Bayonets. Funded by the late George F. Rand of Buffalo, the 12 by eight foot gate features a massive sword and bronze leaves with donor and trench history tablets at the entrance.
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Verdun
Andre Ventre
Paris
George F. Rand
Buffalo
N. Y
Second Ward Mutual Hosts Spring Festival Tuesday
The Second Ward Mutual held a spring festival at the ward chapel Tuesday evening for ward members. A prepared program featured duets, recitations, solos, a reading, and a volley ball game with two bee hive classes. refreshments followed as the hall was decorated for the event.
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Second Ward
Mutual
Second Ward Mutual
Ward Chapel
Laura Pugmire
Lottie Shepherd
Veda Low
Lillias Weapnecerr Grimmett
Ruby Spencer
Solo
Panseys
Mozelle Michaelson
Reading
Grace Smedley
Declamation Contest At Fielding Wednesday
Fielding Academy held a declamation contest on April 2 and a final tryout April 27 directed by Instructor Richards. Twenty six students entered with two prizes awarded a pennant for the class with the highest participation and a gift pin for the best individual reading to Miss Libble Cook.
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Richards
H. Otte
Paris Drug Co
Christy
Bibbie Cook
Lois Rich
Marintha Dorricott
Vorticer Parker
Libble Cook
Conventional party carries election at Bloomington
The Bloomington village election last Tuesday was won by the Conventional party with all candidates elected except Ira Osmond of the Peoples Party. Trustees will meet later to appoint a chairman and city marshal.
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Bloomington
Ira Osmond
Peoples Party
Fox killed with rock in Syden Ky
A man from Syden Ky killed a gray fox by striking it from a tree with a rock. He used a couch and his daughter to trap and finish the animal. The incident was reported as a striking example of rural hunting methods.
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Syden
Couch
Notice to Creditors Estate of William Body Sr
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against William Body Sr deceased. Seth N. Kunz administrator asks claims be exhibited with vouchers within four months after first publication at Montpeter Bear Lake Idaho. Dated April 28 1921. Good upland hay for sale P Derricott Liberty Idaho 10a.
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Seth N. Kunz
William Body, Sr
Montpeter
Bear Lake
Idaho
Busi Ness
William Body
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