Lettered at the Post Office Paris Idaho for Transmission
Fragmentary note indicates a Paris Idaho post office item dealing with mail transmission as second class. No clear names, dates, or actions beyond postal classification.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary note indicates a Paris Idaho post office item dealing with mail transmission as second class. No clear names, dates, or actions beyond postal classification.
Unofficial returns from districts within the sixth judicial district show a tightly contested Republican race for the nomination to district judge. Voters across multiple counties appear to be split between leading contenders as results trickle in.
Idaho banks show gains in resources after a period of deflation. J G an State commissioner of finance announced following a June 30 1922 report on 119 banks. Resources of 114 banks are still below last year but improving.
Five bootleggers attacked federal prohibition agents near Scemmerer, Wyoming. In the exchange shots wounded agents Kulbuko and Lacey and two assailants. two suitcases of liquor were seized and one recovered. Sheriff Oakley and authorities pursue arrests as one hotel proprietor Maycourt seeks treatment for gunshot wounds.
July 25 1922 commissioners Morgan Hart Sullivan and clerk Wright meet to approve 1922 tax roll adjustments for names including Wixom Law Oakey Johnston Bateman and others. Re districting Bear Lake County commissioners districts discussed with Sullivan voting aye Hart and Morgan nay. Adjourned to August 1 1922 at 10 a m. Also includes unrelated local verse and notes on fish and wildlife near Bear Lake.
Mrs J H Henderson of Preston visits her sister Mrs Burton Thomas. The domminler Bee Hive Girls spent days canyoning last week with Misses Denia Thornock. Mrs Lavérna Wilcox of Logan visits her mother Mrs Christina Facebeen. Laketown residents Lamborn and Weston were missionaries at a Sunday meeting. Bloomington choir to give a program at Liberty Sunday led by A O Christensen. Mrs M J Floyd and family and Mrs Eugene Hart taking time on Bear Lake shores. Rosy Woodard and family of Franklin visit relatives EB S and A A Hart while camping at Bear Lake with family. Mr Jay Paisiter of Preston visits grandmother Mrs Mary Patterson.
Utah state fish and game commissioner H Madsen announced a joint effort with Idaho to stock Bear Lake with about 250 000 eastern brook trout immediately and a similar number by Idaho officials. The move aims to restore game fish populations long reduced by netting and spear fishing along streams feeding the lake. Legislation next session seeks unified state protections to sustain the sport and resources.
A Berthoud Colorado farmer William Juliffe driving a hay load saw a swarm of bees attack his team. The horses were killed and Juliffe was seriously injured, according to a Denver dispatch received today.
The Witte daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Booth broke her arm Thursday while playing on the wood pile.
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