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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1927

Page

10

Commissioners Proceedings August 9 1927 Montpelier county

The Board of County Commissioners met in adjourned session August 9 1927 with Chm Ed C Rich and Commissioners Hart and Peterson present. Minutes from July 11 12 approved. sign boards permitted on Old Oregon Trail. weed district discussed with County Agent. various tax refunds and corrections approved. county fair grant of 200 authorized. plats by Baird and DeSchepper approved. numerous bills and payrolls listed and approved. adjourned to September 12 1927.

Board of County Commissioners Ed. C. Rich Alfred A. Hart Oliver L. Peterson Geraint Humphreys W. Smith Hoge H. B. Whitman Oregon Trail Montpelier Bennington Emigration Canyon Wardboro Reof Caribou Cole Tueller Cavanaugh Station Peterson Benjamin P.lymas James Clark Liberty Thomas Bridges Frank Edghill Paris-Wardboro Bear Lake County Clark Brennan & Davis John E. Stevens P. A Mattson State of Roghaar's Mina Nelson J Ce. Olsen Baird Baird and DeSchepper M. P. Rich

Spitting Adders and Poison Eyes in West Africa

Lieut. Col. A. B. W. Haywood notes that spitting adders are common and dangerous in West Africa. He cites incidents of snakes injuring eyes by spitting venom, including a W. A. A. S. officer who was blinded temporarily after a bite while hunting bush fowl.

West Africa A. B. W. Haywood Bis

Mirage on a Utah Lake Becomes Reflected Miracle

Enos Mills recounts a mirage in western Utah from Romance of Geology where a bighorn ram appears to rise from a shallow lake with lambs and ewes. The animals linger on the desert after the lake vanishes, illustrating nature as the true illusionist of the tale.

Enos Mills Utah Great Basin Dame Nature

Legal Subterfuge to Fence Public Plot in Atlanta

A seven year public use rule is cited to claim the right to fence a triangular sidewalk plot in front of a former Atlanta building. Popular Mechanics notes a one day fence to prevent public ownership, with a brass plate marking the space as private property.

Atlanta Popular Mechanics Magazine

Early Boston & Lowell RR Rules Prohibit Sunday Engine Rides

The Boston Post notes one rule forbidding engine use on Sundays without the superintendent’s permission. It reflects the old practice of joy riding where engineers would allow friends to ride locomotives, a time of no Sunday trains and the big “iron horses” treated as a social spectacle.

Boston & Lowell Railroad Boston Post

Crows on a Fence Post Riddle Clarified

A joke about three crows on a fence post prompts the punchline that shooting one makes the other two fly away, leaving none. The exchange hinges on whether “two left” means remaining birds or shot birds.

Hydrogen and Luminous Gas Evolve in Welding Tech

Apparatus and method advances enable commercialization of hydrogen and other gases in electric welding. A development allows ordinary illuminating gas to substitute acetylene for plate and riser cutting in steel foundries, boosting practical value to the electric manufacturing industry.

Scientist produces flour from the soy bean at Vienna Institute

A Vienna Physiological Institute scientist reports creating a flour from the soy bean with immense food value. The flour contains plant albumen equal in value to costly animal albumen, promising a high quality protein source.

Vienna—Physiological Institute

Bear Lake legal rights meeting in Montpelier

About one hundred Bear Lake shore property owners attended a Montpelier Friday session on legal rights for Utah Light & Power Co. Edward Pugmire led the gathering and heard from engineers on Bear Lake water rights and related projects.

Utah Lhnre Bear Lake Montpelier Edward Pugmire Utah Light & Power Co Bear

Dead Sea Apple Described as Smoke Emission Fruit

The Dead Sea apple or fruit of Solanum sodomeum is a prickly shrub bearing small yellow tomato like fruit. The fruit appears fair but dissolves into smoke and ashes when plucked, earning the name Dead Sea apple used in historical descriptions.

Sodom

Wishing Away Time Motto from American Boy Magazine

A short excerpt from American Boy Magazine urges readers not to wish away time. It argues that hoping for a different day or milestone erodes personal time and identity, comparing wishes to losing a leg as days pass.

American Boy Magazine

Why do geese walk in a row asks questioner

In an editorial from Guntersville Alabama the Dem​ocrat poses a curious query about how geese travel in single file. The piece notes the public interest in natural behavior and invites readers to consider avian marching habits.

Alabamlan Guntersville Ala Democrat

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Axminster Bear Lake Furniture.co Paris Idaho Hannah J. Nelson J. S. Skinner O Clark Joseph Bunn del “Suteun Bear Lake Hot Springs Baird & DeSchepper Henry Williams MS Tel & Tel Co Utah Power & Light Co Cha City of Paris Paris Post Pub. Co News Printing Co Chase Kearl Asa Athay Arvilla Smedley Treas C. Rich Ccceeeecunee Baxter Cafe Indi- Bent Lolisgasedeave Ghades Allsteel Office Sup. Co J. C. Rich Motor Co F. Be Syms York Co Mach. Co Frank Lewis C. H Salt Lake Stamp Co Treas Ta Kelly Co Orson S. Rich Reeve i Robert Rosen C. H Sam Wilks Montpelier ‘Coal & Lmbr. Co E. FP Guyon Ekbeukes Atty Va Steelcote Mfg Co Road & Bridge Fund Henry Teuscher Mirando P Rtch Shepherd Hdwe Co Poulsen Lester Allred Labor George Brewer Ray Pugmire Lamont Pugmire Merrill Mattson Earl Crossley Golden Michaelson Aetrict George Curiess Alst Leo Pass Bellaerg Milford Herzog D. H. Perkins G. E. Hulme Alvin Speirs Fred Sparks A. O. Sparks George Nate Odell Nate Eldon Nate Emmett Sparks Alma Eschler Golden Eschler Thane Bagley LaVar Bagley Neon Wilks John -Wilks Elwin Booth Reed Hansen Jesse Ralph Herzog Robert Teuscher John Boehme Lee Lloyd Gilbert Lloyd Ezra Johnson Ton M Bee Wilford Hayes Lester Armatage J -W Simmons Roy Bischoff Delmar Kunz Alma Kunz Nathan Baslow Earl Kunz Robert H Kunz Henry di Kung Robert Schmidt Breelcoto Mfg. Co BD. C. Rich Mosesquitos The Paris Drug Co Nature Heatrola Free Coal Club FANN Thiel & Olsen Bros Montpelier, Idaho Heatrola Springfield Findlay-Auto-Company Nae Lake Property Owners Meeting Asia Europe England Washington Star Dead Sea
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