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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
8
Local residents visit relatives and attend events across Paris, Albion, Magma, and Soda Springs. Notables include Mr and Mrs Robert Clayton returning from summer school, John Tueller recovering from appendicitis, and several travels by Rex Budge, Jensen, and Rich families. Lost and found items noted, along with mining and building updates in Bear Lake area.
Deputy State Game Warden Jesse Dunn visited Paris on official business. Mrs C H Pearce and children spent time in Logan Utah visiting relatives. Mrs W Smith Hage hosted Paris and Montpelier ladies in honor of Mrs Minor Wilcox of Ogden. Orlando Monson returns to work at a local shop. Mr and Mrs John A Wallis welcomed a daughter July 19. F J Foulger and wife drove to Ogden for the weekend with Mrs Thos Farr.
Dr. George F. Ashley of Montpelier will handle Dr. Spencer H. Rich’s practice at the Hotel Paris each afternoon while Dr. Rich is in the east for surgery training. Calls and attention will be given to patients. Also notes visits by Lee Findlay and brothers in Paris, and several Utah and California residents visitingMontpelier and Paris during the week.
Notice stating William Gibson will apply at the next State Board of Pardons meeting for a full pardon from a Grand Larceny judgment entered in the District Court of the 6th Judicial District Bear Lake County Idaho around September 22, 1928. WILLIAM GIBSON.
Dora Morrison, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sue Mecham, left at week’s start for Anaconda Montana. The page also lists an ad seeking dealers for direct to consumer sales with a free catalogue from G O Heberling Company Bloomington.
Shell Oil expands presence with four new stations in the west valley area near St Charles and Bloomington. J B Price announced the installations, marking the company's growing regional footprint.
Madison, Wis. citizens press for legislative compensation for John A. Johnson, 65, who spent ten years in prison for a crime now believed not to have been his. He confessed under duress after threats of mob violence, then was pardoned in 1922, and his family seeks redress for lost years and reduced livelihood.
Cape Town authorities deploy searchlights and X ray devices to curb diamond smuggling in Namaqualand where women are heavily employed. No stones have emerged from state diggings since February and work halted until anti smuggling precautions finish. The X ray can detect diamonds on or in a person passing an observer. Smuggling acknowledged. government denies stones originate from state diggings.
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